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Old Aylmer from the Galeries Aylmer down to the Marina was a-buzz with activity August 19 to August 20. Activities, food and displays were on hand for visitors to Old Aylmer. Organised by APICA ...
The 'Dogs of Aylmer' is an Instagram series filmed and compiled by Alana Repstock.
August 17, the Centre de services scolaires des Portages-de-l'Outaouais (CSSPO) announced a new partnership with l'Accompagnement des femmes immigrantes de l'Outaouais (AFIO).
The Chiefs of Kebaowek, Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg and Mithcibikonik First Nations presented statements concerning the proposed Near Surface Disposal Facility (NSDF) at Chalk River during the August 10 Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) hearing.
In a remarkable achievement for Canadian karate, Karate Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee have unveiled the names of the athletes who will be competing in the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games.
The single-family home located at 17 Vanier Road in the Deschênes district has been submitted to the Demolition application committee (CDD), along with two other homes in Aylmer.
The upcoming Festival du Livre Gatineau Book Festival, organized by The Gatineau Anglophone Writing Group (GAWG) in collaboration with the Regional Association of West Quebecers (RAWQ) ...
Those walking by Woods Park in Wychwood will likely have encountered the pock, pock, pock sound of pickleballers in the outdoor rink. And if you've stopped to watch, chances are you've been asked to try it out for yourself.
The Riverkeeper Open Water Swim took place on August 13, 2023. This annual event raises awareness and funds for the Ottawa River watershed, a resource that over one million people in the Ottawa/Gatineau region pull their drinking water from.
In addition to the events, throughout the weekend there will be over 40 local businesses, artisans, and makers with booths all throughout the festival for participants to discover.
The 10th edition of the festival is sure to bring thousands from all over the Outaouais together to celebrate old Aylmer and participate in one of Aylmer's most anticipated events.
Those walking by Woods Park in Wychwood will likely have encountered the pock, pock, pock sound of pickleballers in the outdoor rink. And if you've stopped to watch, chances are you've been asked to try it out for yourself.
The 'Dogs of Aylmer' is an Instagram series filmed and compiled by Alana Repstock.
In a momentous decision, the National Capital Commission (NCC) Board of Directors has given the green light to a new Algonquin name for the Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway.
The summer means Aylmer is bustling with activities and the weather is perfect to explore what the expansive range of local businesses have to offer.
In a celebration of all things fibre, the highly anticipated Twist Fibre Festival is poised to captivate visitors from August 11 to August 13.
Dear readers: Meta has begun hiding Aylmer Bulletin content on Instagram. It is their response to Canada's new law governing Online News.
A family-owned business in a vibrant corner of the Aylmer Farmers Market is causing a stir with their zesty venture. Monsieur Limonade is an artisanal lemonade brand that emerged from a local family's desire for more quality time together.
Residents that frequent the Boucher Forest trails can now make use of the new installations which include signage indicating the various paths as well as a pedestrian shelter.
Colin Lamarch, a 19-year-old, is facing a first-degree charge for the murder of 58-year-old Jano Gravelle. Another 19-year-old man from Gatineau, Isaac Lortie, was also arrested in relation to the homicide.
With the Old Aylmer festival coming up, the area is a-buzz. Sailing, Aylmer's main-stay is healthy and well. The Grande-Rivière sailing club is busy, as is the city rental site next door.
The results of the survey evaluating residents' satisfaction with city services have been released. Participants completed the survey from April 5 to 21 of this year.
Along with blooming gardens, the months of July and August also see increasing amounts of overgrowth in ditches along roadways.
On July 8, the Paul-Pelletier aquatic centre reopened after nearly a month-long closure in order to complete necessary work on the facility.
