Interviews

Joël Boiverts, the Co-owner of the local construction company Greenhill G.P., which emerged just over a year ago, explains in the following interview with CHIP 101.9 how their focus changed over the most recent year, towards renovations rather than the development of real estate. For the month of March, GreenHill is launching a public contest […]

The CHIP 101.9 newsroom conducted an interview with the Mayor of Campbell’s Bay Maurice Beauregard regarding last Wednesday’s (February 26, 2020) meeting between the Mayors of the MRC Pontiac and the CISSS de l’Outaouais on the closure of the obstetrics wing. Mayor Beauregard also comments on the recent FQM Forum on Forestry, which he attended […]

The current Warden of the MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais and Mayor of Chelsea, Caryl Green talks about the MRC des Collines’ decision to elect a Warden by universal suffrage during the 2021 municipal elections.

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.

The Pontiac Youth Council officially returned Monday night at the MRC Pontiac in Campbell’s Bay, where five out of the twelve members attended. Warden Jane Toller spoke to Eric O’Brien on the return of the Youth Council, as well as FQM meetings in Quebec City.

The federal member for Pontiac, William Amos, discussed the return to parliament in Ottawa and the new dynamic surrounding the House of Commons in an interview with Eric O’Brien.

The Pontiac Comets won their last game of the regular season, the team played Sunday at home in Fort-Coulonge against the Maniwaki Foresters. The day before however, the team had lost by a score of 8 to 0 against the same team. This time around the Comets won 8-2, but the Foresters left before the […]

Aylmer’s Bulletin Owner Lily Ryan reviews the latest news that is catching Aylmer’s attention.

For the second year in a row, the Ski at School program is organizing a delegation of high school students who will travel from the Pontiac, cross-country skiing, to the House of Commons in Ottawa. The ambassador for Ski at School, Guillaume Harvey-Lavoie, spoke to Jacob Lavigne about this year’s trek from Fort-Coulonge to Ottawa.