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Muriel Nesbitt was born and raised in Aylmer. She came from a humble happy home. "We didn't have much, but we were happy," said the 97-year-old, reminiscing about her childhood.
Within the pages of this edition there are several invitations for readers to donate, volunteer and shop locally.
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Aylmer has seen a lot of new developments in the past few years, especially in the Plateau district.
The Access Volunteer Centre is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
Mr. Jean Labonté, center, accompanied by dignitaries and sponsors, takes the official puck drop with the captains of the Bedford Bulls and the Aylmer Voiliers...
Twenty-eight speakers addressed municipal councillors during the council meeting at Gatineau City Hall on November 14.
Right in the heart of Aylmer, a culinary gem shines bright. Hadalyna Bakery, a quaint family-run establishment, stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of cultures thriving within our community.
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The Hadley-Philemon Wright community in Gatineau is reeling from a recent incident of racist graffiti discovered at the school, sparking concern and action among parents, students, and the local administration.
Gatineau held a public information session for residents about a variety of by-law changes, one of which was a modification regarding indoor wood-burning stoves and fireplaces.
In a recent turn of events, Quebec has announced plans to nearly double the tuition rates for Canadian students from outside the province attending its English-language universities.
Accès Volunteer Action Centre is celebrating 40 years of service to the Aylmer community.
A debate took place during the budget discussion week at the city of Gatineau regarding where to invest an extra 13 million dollars in infrastructure maintenance.
At the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month, the Cenotaph in Aylmer was barely visible through the gathering to honour veterans.
Update on the Place des Pionniers construction as of November 10
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Screenshot from budget 2023 meetings.
Quebec's commitment to creating a more sustainable and eco-friendly environment is set to take a significant leap come November 1.
The Fondation Santé Gatineau and the CISSS de l'Outaouais have united in mourning and tribute following the passing of Maurice Marois, a renowned philanthropist and visionary whose contributions have left an indelible mark on the community.
In a recent revelation by the Association Restauration Québec (ARQ), the province's restaurant industry faces a grim reality with nearly 20 percent of establishments shuttering their doors since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Last week, the City of Gatineau discussed the budget for 2024. The executive committee announced their proposal of a 2.9% tax increase.
Born on May 24th, 1896, the son of Georgina and John Rainboth, Lawrence enlisted in 1917 into the Royal Flying Corps (RFC), as Canada did not have an Airforce at that time.
Throughout the month of November, to thank members of the Canadian Armed Forces for their service, veterans with commemorative veteran plaques, will have free municipal parking.
