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Old Aylmer home located at 81 rue du Couvent with flames blazing from the second-floor window, taken by a resident passing by the home. Photo: Courtesy

Devastating fire engulfs Old Aylmer home

Last vestiges of autumn

Photo: Sophie Demers

City councillors tour construction site of the Lucy-Faris Library building

CAWI’s Elections Training Session on 29 November empowered participants with tools for electoral engagement and advocacy, fostering collective action toward a more inclusive and equitable community. Photo: Courtesy of CAWI

Empowering communities through civic action

Photo : Charles Dumaresq

The beaver - the great builder

Photo: Sophie Demers

Lucy-Faris Library construction continues into winter months

The Official Opposition's critics for employment and forests met with members of the MRC's forestry crisis unit, municipal elected officials, and the team from the region's Carrefour Jeunesse Emploi, as two Liberal MNAs toured the Gatineau Valley to address concerns over the indefinite closure of the Resolute Forest Products sawmill in Maniwaki and cuts to employment services, urging the provincial government to adopt tailored solutions and act swiftly. Photo: Courtesy of André Fortin’s Facebook Page

Liberal MNAs visit Gatineau Valley to address regional concerns

Example of the yellow badges worn by health care professionals and staff to indicate that they can speak English. Photo: Courtesy

Outaouais launches initiative to help anglophones navigate the Quebec healthcare system

The M13AAA Outaouais Intrepides Girls Hockey Team has made history as the first girls’ team from the National Capital Region to qualify for the prestigious Quebec Peewee Tournament. Photo: Courtesy of the M13AAA Outaouais Intrepides Girls Hockey Team

Intrepides girls make history at Quebec Peewee Tournament

Gatineau’s council prepared for critical decisions on November 19, 2024, focusing on traffic, housing, and zoning, with debates highlighting the balance between urgent community needs and long-term planning. Photo: Screenshot of the Caucus preparatory meeting of Novembre 19, 2024

Gatineau Council prepares for key votes on housing, traffic, and development

Presentation of the Grouping of Community Mental Health Organizations in Outaouais, during the day of reflection on mental health at UQO. Photo: Facebook page

A culture change for mental health services in Outaouais

Radio-Canada hosted a community discussion at the Université du Québec en Outaouais featuring a panel of Mélanye Boissonneault, Catherine Lanthier, Mathieu Nadon, and Frédéric Pépin, where attendees explored trust in media, misinformation, and journalistic values. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Radio Canada hosts community discussion on trust in media

So much Christmas cheer in Aylmer

Stan Pritton (left) and family discuss some of the issues involving small towns and their economy. Using Wakefield as an example, he mentions how the newly built Highway 5 has people driving right by and how since the train no longer runs, Wakefield has lost upwards of 50,000 tourists a year. Photo Colin Clarke

Symposium on homelessness series: Fifth think tank gathering meets in West Quebec

Photo: Christian Rochefort

Aylmer residents voice frustrations over Vanier development and infrastructure deficit

A heated youth hockey game in Aylmer spiralled into chaos Saturday evening, prompting police intervention after fights broke out among players and intoxicated spectators, resulting in injuries, multiple suspensions, and 289 penalty minutes. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Chaos erupts at Aylmer hockey game as police called

Photo: Charles Dumaresq

Dogs of Aylmer - Part 60

Regardez les chiens d'Aylmer sur notre YouTube : www.youtube.com/bulletinaylmer

Photo: Alana Repstock

Aylmer honours veterans with annual Remembrance Day ceremony

Gatineau’s City Council advanced its 2025 budget proposal after debate on whether to delay, approving a $887 million budget focused on infrastructure, environmental initiatives, and social services, with a 10.4% increase from last year. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Gatineau Council moves forward with 2025 budget amid debate over timing

The municipal council gathered on the final budget discussion day, where a discussion took place about the amount the city is budgeting for fighting homelessness. Photo: Sophie Demers

Homelessness in Gatineau: Budget has $5 million for 2025 action plan

The common merganser. Photo: Andrée Anne Campeau

Fundraising campaign and calendar sales

Residents meeting November 18

Photo: Sophie Demers

Construction advances on Constance-Provost building