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Légende photo : Blueberry Point, un groupe de musique pop originaire d’Aylmer, s’est produit à l’hôtel British le 1er juillet, à l’occasion de la fête du Canada. Crédit photo : Jude Osmond

Le British célèbre la fête du Canada au son de Blueberry Point

Gatineau deputy mayor Isabelle Miron speaks at the June 23 inauguration of Habiter chez soi, a 134-unit affordable housing building on Saint-René East. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Habiter chez soi opens in Gatineau, adding 134 affordable homes to a strained rental market

Les habitants qui regrettent l’ancienne version du restaurant de la marina d’Aylmer (sur la photo), peuvent désormais espérer un renouveau, puisqu’un consortium d’organismes communautaires a été chargé de redonner vie à l’espace de restauration du Pavillon Robert-Middlemiss. (De gauche à droite). Photo : Lily Ryan

L'espace du restaurant de la marina d'Aylmer : pas encore de nouveau restaurant, mais presque

Un bain peu ordinaire!

Les milieux humides... un endroit à découvrir

Gatineau lancera un « espace promoteur » pour accélérer le traitement des projets résidentiels

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A pilot project funded by Quebec's Ministry of Public Security and the City of Gatineau, running at Parc des Hautes-Plaines until August 14, is drawing strong early turnout by offering youth in the Hautes-Plaines sector free sports equipment, activities and support workers as part of a broader effort to prevent delinquency and strengthen community ties. Photo: Courtesy of Loisir sport Outaouais

Youth Space brings free summer activities to Gatineau's Hautes-Plaines sector

A public art piece called Ensemble, created by Montreal artist Patrick Bérubé, who has ties to the region through an earlier installation at the Cégep de l'Outaouais, has been chosen to anchor the new Aylmer police station, with installation and an inauguration planned for fall 2028. Photo: Courtesy of the City of Gatineau

Public art piece Ensemble selected for new Aylmer police station

Queen's Park Post Card 1909, Colourized. Photo: Courtesy

Queen's Amusement Park

The Outaouais Eco-Citizen Schools program hopes to raise awareness within the school community about adopting good environmental practices, among other things. Photo: Enviro Éduc-Action

Outaouais Schools Recognized for Their Environmental Commitment

Gatineau Joins the Swim-Friendly Cities Charter and Strengthens its Commitment to its Rivers

The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) has decided not to include Gatineau's bid in the selection process for the host city of the 2028 Memorial Cup. Photo: Luc Chénier (Official Facebook page)

Gatineau Excluded from the 2028 Memorial Cup Bid Process

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