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Veronique Plourde. Photo: Courtesy

Remembering Véronique Plourde (July 24, 1992–Sept 4, 2026)

In the Angers district, collection will take place on September 16, while in the Plateau district, it will be on September 17 and 18. Photo: Courtesy of the City of Gatineau

Clothing Collection Returns to Two Gatineau Neighbourhoods

A 540-Unit Housing Project at the Heart of Demolition Committee Discussions

Quebec inquiry recommends removing two Gatineau judges over illegal jailings

CAAP-Outaouais' annual report casts Le District's loss of seniors status as its defining case of the year

Three people were involved in a fatal collision on Boulevard des Allumettières, between Chemin Vanier and Boulevard des Grives, on September 4. Photo: Gabriel Payne

Two people killed in head-on collision on Boulevard des Allumettières

Excellence sportive Outaouais director general Elodie Brault and seven counterparts from across Quebec's regional multisport training centres have signed an open letter urging candidates in the October 5 provincial election to protect the full pathway of sport, from a child's first practice to the national stage, ahead of the 2027 Canada Winter Games in Quebec City. Photo: Courtesy of Excellence sportive Outaouais

Outaouais sport leaders urge election candidates to treat grassroots and elite sport as one

A summer-long Legionnaires' disease outbreak that infected 17 people in Gatineau's Aylmer sector has been declared over after Santé Québec Outaouais traced it to a contaminated water-cooling tower at École secondaire Grande-Rivière, with several hospitalizations but no deaths. Photo: Courtesy of École secondaire Grande-Rivière Facebook page

Legionnaires' outbreak in Aylmer declared over, source traced to high school cooling tower

In yellow on the right, the portion of land that will be occupied by the CHAU, including the parking lot on the Asticou site. Photo: Drazen Seslija

Future hospital on the Asticou site: preparatory work concerns Hull residents

Élections Québec will mail voter information in French only for the first time in a general election, prompting the anglophone advocacy group TALQ to demand a return to bilingual mailings and raising the question of whether the change places a barrier in front of a right the constitution says governments cannot suspend. Photo: Courtesy of the Élections Québec Facebook page

TALQ urges Élections Québec to keep voter information bilingual as French-only mailings begin

Émilie Salesse Gauthier, the ADEQ representative for the Outaouais region, enjoying time at the annual Not Back to School Picnic on September 3. Photo: Jude Osmond

Over 50 families gather at the annual Association québécoise pour l'éducation à domicile “Not Back to School Picnic”

A Forest bath to welcome early Fall season

Saloua Zraida, chief executive of Collège Universel, and Patrick Pilon, director general of Réhabex, marked the formalization of a three-year partnership agreement aimed at supporting social reintegration and rehabilitation efforts in the Outaouais, under which the college will contribute $15,000 to the community organization between 2026 and 2028. Photo: Courtesy of Réhabex

Collège Universel commits $15,000 to Réhabex for social rehabilitation work in the Outaouais

The Outaouais SPCA and 3R Québec are joining forces to reduce food waste. Photo: Outaouais SPCA

The Outaouais SPCA and 3R Québec Join Forces Against Food Waste

Mark Sutcliffe and Maude Marquis-Bissonnette formalized the economic cooperation agreement. Photo: Courtesy of the City of Gatineau

Gatineau and Ottawa Strengthen Ties with First Economic Cooperation Agreement

Parking fees coming to the Gatineau Park Visitor Centre

Gatineau is leaning into its economic ties with Ottawa, pursuing a multibillion-dollar defence bank and cross-border industry deals, even as a possible Quebec independence vote raises questions about whether the border between the two provinces still matters. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Gatineau reaches for a global defence bank, and the jobs that would come with it

Quebec Elections: important dates

Moisson Outaouais has doubled its student meal production and grown its school program from six schools to ten across the Outaouais, using federal School Food Infrastructure Fund money to upgrade its Gatineau kitchen and reach hundreds more children facing food insecurity. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Moisson Outaouais doubles the meals it cooks for hungry students

Photo: Charlie Trinque

Edey's Graveyard (1830-1966)

The Aylmer Food Centre and the Partenaires du secteur Aylmer, hosted the second edition of their open-doors event on Saturday, August 29. Photo: Jude Osmond

Aylmer helping Aylmer: Food Centre at the heart of community

Aylmer 500: Old Aylmer packed with happiness

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