Interviews

Eric O’Brien speaks to the mayor of Fort-Coulonge, Gaston Allard, on the format of the open door meeting in the MRC Pontiac on water management.

Jacob Lavigne speaks to the Pontiac Senior Comets head coach, Jean-Francois Lavergne, on the teams win last weekend and the next game, this Saturday, against Mont-Laurier.

Yesterday, the members of Caisse Desjardins des Rivières de Pontiac resolved to allow the Caisse to study the possibility of establishing their head office in the municipality of Mansfield. Out of the 215 members; 168 voted in favor, against the less than fifty members who would have wanted the head office to remain in the […]

Over the weekend the Montreal Canadiens played the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Bell Centre in Montreal. One lucky Habs fan from the Pontiac was there to watch the game from Canadiens captain, Shea Weber’s box seats, Jacob Lavigne spoke to C.J. Piche from Otter Lake about his experience.

Marc Tessier on the safety mesures given by the Sûrete du Quebec for Halloween.

Eric O’Brien speaks to Linton Garner from the RAWQ on the meeting with Christopher Skeete and the Building Bridges with English Speaking community tour.

The Bristol Dryland annual dog sled races were held this weekend and attracted a record number of people, especially on Saturday. Event manager Denis Rozon explains in this interview.

Here is a new report on mayor Serge Newberry’s request that was made to the MRC Pontiac Multi-resource committee.

CHIP 101.9 visited the new location of Fablab du Jardin, which moved in early October to Front Street in Campbell’s Bay. During the summer, this production workshop was set up at the Pontiac Heritage College Campus to allow Pontiac citizens to try out “modern creative machines”. The Fablab coordinator, Gregory Beard, gives us all the […]

The Municipality of Waltham has issued a request to the ministère des Transports du Québec (MTQ) to reduce the speed limit on highway 148, between Davidson and Waltham, to allow all-terrain vehicles (ATV) to circulate legally on the highway, as a way for the PPJ, between Davidson and Waltham, to remain solely for cyclists. The […]