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Elderly Gatineau resident Réginald Regout has spent six years locked in a zoning dispute with the city after being denied the right to honour his late wife's will and subdivide their land, leaving him unable to donate a portion to charity or sell his own. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Zoning laws leave elderly Gatineau resident stuck with unsellable land

Illustration: Sneuro

Sneuro 07.05.25

On May 4, Aylmer’s 175th anniversary committee in conjunction with the Paroisse St-Paul held a ceremony just outside the church to unveil a commemorative monument recognizing the names of every Citizen of the Year award laureate in perpetuity. Photo: J-D Potié

Civitan Club unveils monument to Citizens of the Year

Ateliers extérieurs tous les samedis en mai / Bee Basics – Outdoor Workshops Every Saturday in May

Public Health warns residents of potential measles exposure in the Aylmer area

Dogs of Aylmer - Part 77

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Bill 83 aims to keep doctors in public system — could the move backfire?

Local hero or activist

Best of Aylmer winners announced, on eve of federal election: locals celebrated for 2024

Through delicate, time-intensive compositions, Les secrets du vent invites viewers to reflect on the quiet beauty of transformation, impermanence, and the cycles of the natural world. Photo: Courtesy of Anne-Yvonne Jouan

Art exhibition Les secrets du vent by Anne Yvonne Jouan opens in Aylmer

STO announces $5 million investment to boost fall transit services

Illustration: Sneuro

Sneuro 23.04.25

Members of CNL’s Decommissioning and Environmental Remediation team working on the stored liquid waste project. (CNL)

Canadian Nuclear Laboratories updates public on liquid waste cleanup

Bradley McDermid and Mick Gzowski share the stage in The Dumb Waiter, bringing together seasoned experience and fresh perspective in this darkly comic Harold Pinter classic. Photo: Courtesy of the ACT Company and Theatre

Mick Gzowski steps into the spotlight in ACT Company’s newest production

Aylmer’s Parc des Cèdres will come alive on May 31 and June 1 as the HOLA Festival Latino returns for its third edition, celebrating Latino culture with two exciting days of music, dance, art, and delicious food — an event proudly led by Milena Casas Tovar, Director-General and founder of Héritage Colombiena. Photo: Courtesy of the HOLA Festival

Latin culture takes center stage at the HOLA Festival in Aylmer

In April, keep your wits about you

Photos: Mélissa Gelinas

Procession of the Cross: Aylmer devout carry on

Conservative Party of Canada (CPC): Jill Declare

INTERVIEW QUESTIONS & ANSWERS ALL CANDIDATES: HULL—AYLMER

The ice break-up

Four Gatineau residents were arrested following an attempted armed robbery on the Ruisseau-de-la-Brasserie trail that left one victim injured and led to a swift police response and court appearances. Photo: Courtesy of the CIty of Gatineau

Four arrested after armed assault and attempted robbery on Gatineau trail

Andrée Laforest, Minister of Municipal Affairs, described the newly unveiled 2025–2029 Outaouais Action Plan as a coordinated government strategy to address regional priorities such as housing, education, economic diversification, and climate resilience, with the goal of strengthening the vitality and sustainability of the territory. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Quebec launches Regional Action Plan to revitalize the Outaouais

Digital rendering of the plans for the new residential project on Chemin Vanier and Rue d'Anvers. Photo: Courtesy

Housing development slated for Vanier Road at d’Anvers

Construction on the new library continues into the spring

Photo: Jude Osmond

Sweetening Old Aylmer: weekend festivities