Author: Marie Gionet
Bristol city council has managed to maintain a certain balance in its 2020 budget, although the numbers have been influenced by the devastation caused by the floods last spring. The mayor, Brent Orr, gives us more details in this interview with Eric O’Brien.
The new spokesperson in community relations representing the MRC Pontiac for Hydro Quebec, Alain Paquette was in the CHIP 101.9 studio yesterday. During which he confirmed that he will meet with the Mayors of the MRC Pontiac on March 11 to update them on Hydro Québec’s plan for the Pontiac in 2020. Note, the last […]
Local elected officials, as much as the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux (CISSS) de l’Outaouais, will have a role to play in the return of obstetrics in the Pontiac, according to Sandra Armstrong, the spokesperson of Monday’s protest at the Hull hospital. “Regarding [the difference] in salaries between Québec and Ontario, the […]
Contrary to other municipalities in the MRC Pontiac, the municipality of Bristol is maintaining a balanced budget for 2020. However, the 2019 floods still took its toll on the municipal budget, though as explained by Mayor Brent Orr, the municipality received compensation from the Québec government: For Bristol, the municipal budget for 2020 totals $2, […]
More than $ 180 million will be invested in the Outaouais road infrastructures between 2020 and 2022 for the maintenance and improvement of roads. In the MRC Pontiac, this investment, granted annually by the ministère des Transports du Québec, will allow the preparation or execution of road works in eight municipalities. As for the MRC […]
The new spokesperson in community relations representing the MRC Pontiac for Hydro Quebec, Alain Paquette was in the CHIP 101.9 studio yesterday, during which he confirmed that he will meet with the Mayors of the MRC Pontiac on March 11 to update them on Hydro Québec’s plan for the Pontiac in 2020.
A major power outage affected a large portion of the Pontiac yesterday over most of the day, even extending late into the night in the municipality of Fort-Coulonge. According to the Hydro Québec spokesperson, Alain Paquette, ”a major equipment failure near the Bryson Generating Station would have caused the lengthy power outage across the Pontiac”. […]
A Pontiac delegation went to the Hull Hospital Tuesday to express their dissatisfaction with the Minister responsible for the Outaouais region and Minister of Families, Mathieu Lacombe, after learning of the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de l’Outaouais’ (CISSSO) decision to close the obstetrics wing of the Pontiac Hospital for 6 months. […]
La Voix du Pontiac / Pontiac Voice is asking Pontiac residents to mobilize and demonstrate against the decision of the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de l’Outaouais (CISSSO) to close the obstetrics service for a period of 6 months. The event is scheduled for Sunday, March 1 at 2 p.m. at the […]
The 2020 delegation of student skiers traveled from Quyon to Chelsea today in the Ski to Parliament expedition. Around 30 students from both Pontiac High School and Sieur-de-Coulonge high school (ESSC) are currently attempting to complete the over 120km trip from Fort-Coulonge to Ottawa. The Ski at School Ambassador Guillaume Lavoie-Harvey. The MRC Pontiac troop […]