Caleb Nickerson

Caleb Nickerson CAMPBELL’S BAY Sept. 10, 2017 Dozens of hungry people flocked to St. John the Evangelist Church in Campbell’s Bay on Sunday afternoon for a hearty feast in support of the parish. “This is our annual church supper that

Caleb Nickerson VINTON Sept. 9, 2017 The conditions of the greens at Mickey Creek Golf Club were perfect Saturday as Bryson residents gathered for a golf tournament in memory of a woman who was a pillar of their community.

Caleb Nickerson VINTON Sept. 9, 2017 Several dozen people gathered at Mickey Creek Golf Club on Saturday morning to hit the greens in support of the Shawville Recreation Association (RA). Organizer Kathy Murray explained that the RA has been holding

Caleb Nickerson SHEENBORO Sept. 8-9, 2017 Over the weekend dozens of athletes made their way to Sheenboro to participate in an up and coming form of endurance competition: a swimrun. A swimrun is a competition that originated in Sweden in

Caleb Nickerson CLARENDON Sept. 8, 2017 Local nature enthusiasts and stakeholders gathered in Clarendon on Friday night to celebrate the acquisition of 106 hectares of biologically diverse wetlands and forest. The plot of land sits close to the Ottawa River

Caleb Nickerson BRISTOL Sept. 9, 2017 The Jack Graham Community Center in Bristol was packed on Saturday night for a celebration of the local fire department. The annual fundraiser ball brought out well over 100 people and featured plenty of

Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE Sept. 9, 2017 A handful of eager cyclists gathered on the PPJ in Shawville Saturday morning for the fifth bicycle tour put on by Les Amies Cycloparc PPJ. Dubbed the Lake Tour, the route took participants up

Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE Sept. 6, 2017 A recent donation to Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary in Shawville will help children focus on learning and not on their growling stomach. Last Wednesday, the Gatineau branch of Farm Credit Canada (FCC), a financial

Caleb Nickerson MANSFIELD ET PONTEFRACT Sept. 9, 2017 Over 150 people descended upon the Parc des Chutes Coulonge on Saturday in celebration of the local landmark and tourist attraction’s 25th anniversary. To mark the celebration, there was a bouncy castle

The Pontiac and the river that marks its western boundary are steeped in history. Before paved roads and cars, the water was the quickest way to transport goods. Rivers and lakes were vital trade routes and transportation arteries. This summer,