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In light of Black History Month, Black Business Ottawa-Gatineau hosted Unifest, a chance to discover and support Afro entrepreneurs in the Outaouais.
In the vibrant tapestry of Gatineau's cultural life, the ESTacade cultural hub stands out as a beacon for families seeking enriching experiences for their children.
Gatineau residents may have to look out for changes in recycling collection come May 30, as the City awarded a nearly $40 million contract to Environnement Routier NRJ for the next five years.
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One thousand two hundred and fifty students across four additional primary schools in the Outaouais region will be able to learn on a full stomach thanks to a collaboration between Moisson Outaouais and La Cantine pour tous.
While those who temporarily call "home" what has been dubbed as Tent City face a lesser risk of freezing to death since the installation of heated tents, organizer of the Tent City Network on Facebook Sylvain Henry said little has improved.
This month, Antonyme, a distinguished culinary establishment on Aylmer's Rue Principale, commemorates its eighth anniversary.
Construction continues at the site of the future Lucy-Faris library and city services offices at the corner of rue Principal and ch Eardley on January 29.
The Committee on the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change reviewed year one of Gatineau's Climate Plan at its meeting on October 19, 2023.
On January 23, Gatineau municipal council gathered at Maison du citoyen for the first meeting of 2024.
The first citizen to address the council this year discussed the housing crisis and the obstacles that some by-laws present to creating more affordable housing projects.
The Heritage Hurricanes men's basketball team had a successful start to the 2023-2024 season, finishing 2nd in the South West Division 2 league at the end of the Fall semester and climbing to 1st after winning against Cegep André-Laurendeau...
In a bold move addressing the future of the Alexandra Bridge, Hull-Wright district municipal councillor Steve Moran has put forward a series of progressive ideas focusing on sustainable transportation and heritage preservation.
In the quaint surroundings of Campbell's Bay, Nikki Beucher, a recent addition to the community, has swiftly emerged as a vocal advocate for the English-speaking populace, challenging the linguistic status quo and fostering a strong sense of unity.
Chad Bean, the dynamic Director of the Regional Association of West Quebecers (RAWQ), has become a pivotal figure in championing the English-Speaking Community (ESC) of West Quebec.
In the pastoral outskirts of Aylmer, Joanne Cain's farmhouse radiates the charm of a life steeped in community spirit and a love story that blossoms against all odds.
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In a year marked by unprecedented challenges, Quebec's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have faced significant hardships, according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).
In a recent development, Bernard Drainville, the Quebec Minister of Education, unveiled a comprehensive $300 million initiative aimed at compensating for the educational deficits caused by the extensive strike actions in the public sector...
In the Outaouais region, a flurry of excitement surrounds the ongoing Snow Castle Challenge, an event that marks the apex of the area's winter festivities.
Chez Putters, a local bar located in Galeries Aylmer at 181 Principale, is reviving a part of Aylmer's history by creating a live horse racing betting parlor called "Place Connaught".
More than 200 people celebrated la Fête des Rois (Epiphany) organized by the cultural organization Impératif Français, at the Aydelu center on January 13.
Two teenage girls from Montreal, Zoe Ireland-Meklensek, 13, and Emma Bassermann, 14, became heroes on Wednesday, January 3, on a Barbados beach. While bodyboarding, they heard a call for help from a drowning woman.
