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Gatineau Mayor, Maude Marquis-Bissonnette, during her opening statement before the budget approval. Photo: Courtesy

Gatineau approves 2025 budget despite pushback from five council members

Alexandre Vezina, representative for the Champlain Park Residents’ Association, addressing council on December 10 asking them to halt development on Vanier until a clear plan is made for the area. Photo: Sophie Demers

Vanier housing tower rejected: Aylmer residents demonstrated united front at city council

Ben Richardson, winner of the ARGC Youth Award.

Outdoor lovers gather to celebrate club

Dogs of Aylmer - Part 63

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The first snow!

André Fortin, Member of the National Assembly for Pontiac giving a speech on the government's health report accompanied by Marc Tanguay, Member of Parliament for LaFontaine and Member of the National Assembly. Photo: André Fortin Facebook page

How does Pontiac fair in Quebec government's economic update?

Photos: Christian Rochefort

Demonstration against the 15-storey building project proposed for the corner of Allumettières and Vanier, December 8.

Upcoming Gatineau council and committee meetings December 2024

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Christmas in Old Aylmer celebrations wraps up with parade float winners announcement

Dogs of Aylmer - Part 62

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Créations Partage, founded by Chanel St-Louis and Hannah Zanovello, is an Aylmer-based cooperative that supports young families and new parents through community resources, workshops, and perinatal services, recently recognized with a prestigious Quebec entrepreneurship award. Photo: Courtesy of Créations Partage

Aylmer cooperative ‘Créations Partage’ wins Découverte Jeunes Entrepreneurs award

For Alain Smolynecky, president of the Syndicat des travailleuses et travailleurs de la santé et des services sociaux de l’Outaouais-CSN, the abrupt end of Quebec’s flying health teams is a devastating setback for a region already grappling with chronic staff shortages and mounting healthcare challenges. Photo: Courtesy of CSN

Outaouais faces healthcare crisis after flying teams cut

Photo: Courtesy of the Aylmer Heritage Association

Aylmer’s architectural heritage in Diane Aldred’s bestseller

Photo: Courtesy of the Aylmer Heritage Association

200 years of Aylmer’s British Hotel and its storied past

The City of Gatineau's planned reorganization of its economic development structures aims to streamline operations and address long-standing inefficiencies, but questions remain about how the transition will impact entrepreneurs and businesses in the region. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Gatineau moves to overhaul economic development structures

Photo: Sophie Demers

Constance-Provost building construction continues despite the cold weather

Quebec is investing over $4.4 million in the Outaouais region to improve flood resilience through updated mapping, community-driven adaptation plans, and proactive measures, positioning the area as a model for climate resilience. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Outaouais advances flood resilience planning with strategic investments

Salon Reine des Cœurs: a one-stop destination for hair styling, barbering, and esthetic treatments

Rabbit or hare?

Photos of the suspect black pickup truck near the scene of the fire at 96 Brook Street that Gatineau police are looking for. Photo: Courtesy

Gatineau Police seek public’s help to identify suspect vehicle related to Brook Street arson

Photo: Yves Elou Légaré

Aylmer welcomed Santa with lights and cheer

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Children in vulnerable situations: Outaouais has a high rate of 32.2%.

The Outaouais region urgently needs a reinvestment in its public healthcare system to address chronic underfunding, prevent further privatization, and ensure accessible, equitable care for all residents. Photo: Courtesy of CISSSO

Outaouais needs adequately funded health services

The inaugural conference hosted by the Gatineau Police Department focused on addressing domestic violence through an intersectional, collaborative approach, bringing together over 165 participants to discuss ways to improve services for victims, particularly those from marginalised communities. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Gatineau Police host inaugural domestic violence conference