Local
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.
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission's (CNSC) January 9 approval of Canadian Nuclear Laboratories' (CNL) project to build a near-surface disposal facility (NSDF) in Chalk River, Ontario, has stirred significant controversy...
Watch the Dogs of Aylmer series on our YouTube : www.youtube.com/bulletinaylmer
Readers may be interested in an update about the state of publishing small newspapers. The Aylmer Bulletin, like about 35 other small local newspapers across Quebec is still printing.
The Knights of Columbus, Council 5281 of Aylmer, invited their partners and friends to a festive 5 to 7 at the Chevalier premises, on Thursday, December 28, 2023.
The Canadian government's recent finalization of the Online News Act regulations has brought significant changes to the landscape of media funding in Canada.
The government of Quebec officially adopted Bill 15 after invoking closure to end parliamentary debate about it, December 9.
As of December 19, progress has been made in the construction of the long-awaited Place des Pionniers building that will host the Lucy-Faris Library.
Mathew Charles, a men's clothing store located in the Galeries Aylmer, has dressed elegant men for 28 years.
Transport Minister and Quebec Lieutenant, Pablo Rodriguez, with Quebec's Deputy Premier and Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Geneviève Guilbault, and other notable political figures, announced a substantial investment of $70.4 million.
France Bélisle, Gatineau Mayor, pictured at the Christmas lunch of Aylmer's Corporation de l'âge d'or on December 13 along with five members.
Watch the Dogs of Aylmer series on our YouTube : www.youtube.com/bulletinaylmer
Former educator and animator for kids with autism and substitute teacher Jason Lapalme decided to launch himself into writing his kids' book series, "Les aventures du Petit Somnambule'' which currently has three books published in the series.
Aylmer's very own local author, Michel Bélisle invites young readers to help solve a mystery in his new novel Mystère au Chalet.
The culinary landscape of Gatineau has been enriched with the opening of Qaisar's Restaurant, a charming new spot specializing in seafood and grilled dishes.
Claire Huneault, a retired teacher in Aylmer, channels her passion for art and children's literature into captivating stories for young audiences.
In the heartwarming poem To Thine Own Self Be True, Tashi Farmilo-Marouf explores the poignant journey of a young girl learning the vital lesson of self-love.
