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On December 8, twelve-year old Penelope Adkins was surprised with an assembly at her former elementary school Lord Aylmer. The assembly was organized to highlight and celebrate her getting awarded
Gatineau reported on the actions taken through the 2020-2021 Transitional Action Plan for Families, Seniors and Persons with disabilities and presented their 2022-2026 integrated plan
The Service de police de la Ville de Gatineau (SPVG) responded to a call from a young woman in her twenties that got lost in the Boucher Forest.
The Aylmer United Congregation, which has been a part of Aylmer for 196 years and hosted regular worship services at Aylmer United Church for over 160 years on rue Principale,
Aylmer residents may have seen Guignolée volunteers around Aylmer over the weekend collecting donations to help the community this holiday season
With the holidays fast approaching, many of us are gearing up for gatherings with friends, colleagues and family. Typically, at the barbershop, the holiday season is our busiest time of the year
With the holidays fast approaching, many of us are gearing up for gatherings with friends, colleagues and family. Typically, at the barbershop, the holiday season is our busiest time of the year
With the holidays fast approaching, many of us are gearing up for gatherings with friends, colleagues and family. Typically, at the barbershop, the holiday season is our busiest time of the year
The Aylmer Food Centre (CAA) organized their second annual Christmas market to raise money for their organization. The market took place at Centre Aydel
John Egan was a timber baron, the first mayor of Aylmer and a pre-Confederation Member of Parliament, who helped lay the foundations for liberal democracy in Canada.
An investigation into a workplace accident at the Lafarge quarry that led to the death of an employee has led to new safety measures after the report found a lack of adequate supervision to be a significant cause
The Aylmer Food Centre (CAA) is hard at work preparing for one of their major annual projects, the 17th edition of the Christmas Share Store. The project provides over 150 families in Aylmer with a full cart worth of food
Woods Park in the Wychwood neighborhood in Aylmer is a large park that has an outdoor hockey rink that doubles as pickleball courts. Over the warmer months, many play pickleball in the rink.
The origins of Hull and of Aylmer are inseparable from the beginnings of the "square" timber industry. The industry involved squaring the huge pines of our region, floated down the Ottawa River
On November 13, Deschênes Park Alliance (APD) organized their last outing of the year with guides Tony Beck and Nina Stavlund, two ornithological experts from the region.
On November 17 at the Ernest-Lattion Community Centre, Gatineau presented the results of the Understanding Old Aylmer participatory urban planning initiative to residents.
Last Friday, a rare meeting with one of the great thinkers of our time - nothing less - took place in one of the two independent bookstores we are lucky enough to have here in Aylmer.
The Service de police de la Ville de Gatineau (SPVG) and the Fraternity of Gatineau Police Officers (FPPG) are hosting the sixth edition of Un coeur pour Noël.
The Service de police de la Ville de Gatineau (SPVG) responded to a call at about 3 pm, November 3, following an assault involving several individuals on rue Broad, near the intersection of rue Mary and close to École
The Aylmer Food Centre (CAA) is hard at work preparing for one of their major annual projects, the 17th edition of the Christmas Share Store. The project provides over 150 families in Aylmer with a full cart
The École Internationale du Village held a Remembrance Day ceremony the morning of November 11. Organized by a teacher at the school Heidi Paulin, the sixth-grade students participated in a minute of silence
Hundreds of residents gathered at the Aylmer Cenotaph in Commemorative Park to honour veterans during this year's Remembrance Day ceremony.
We apologize for the inconvenience, but due to a Production department breakdown, it wasn't possible to produce a print edition this week.
