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From left to right: Josef Doerig, former Grand Knight of the English-speaking Council, Patrick L. Doyon, Grand Knight, and Marc Rousson, Financial Secretary, both from the French-speaking Council of the Knights of Columbus in Aylmer. Photo: Courtesy

Winter coat campaign launch

From Left to Right: Bettyna Bélizaire, Plateau councillor, Edmond Leclerc, Buckingham Councillor, Caroline Murray, Deschênes councillor, Maude Marquis-Bissonnette, Gatineau Mayor, Sonia Ben-Arfa, Lucerne Councillor, Vincent Roy, Aylmer Councillor, and Steven Boivin, the previous councillor for Aylmer before the November elections. Photo: Sophie Demers

Outdoor ice rink at Aylmer marina

Flu & covid vaccine shortage

The Aylmer Food Bank is having its 20th edition of the Christmas sharing store

ALLIANCE PARC DESCHÊNES – 2026 FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN

Héma-Québec is urging more Outaouais residents to donate plasma as demand for life-saving plasma-derived medications continues to rise and the province works toward greater self-sufficiency. Photo: Courtesy

Héma-Québec calls for more plasma donors in the Outaouais

Bill 2 fallout reaches Outaouais

Aylmer gets a youth transition space

The refrigerated rink being set up in the parking lot of the Robert-Middlemiss Pavilion. Workers can be seen pouring water on the rink, set to open this week on November 14. Photo: Sophie Demers

A new refrigerated public skating rink is opening at the Marina this week

The 2025 federal budget promises real opportunities for Pontiac through investments in housing, infrastructure, clean energy, and local industry, with MP Sophie Chatel urging communities to seize the moment and build locally for long-term resilience. (TF) Photo: Courtesy

Sophie Chatel breaks down what the federal budget means for the Pontiac

Champlain Village Urbain. Photo: Courtesy

Brigil submits request to add 22 units to apartment building in their Champlain Village Urbain project

Snows here, - Don’t risk it. Get your winter tires on today!

Upcoming City council and commission meetings

Raven or crow? (continued)

Dogs of Aylmer - Part 107

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Action Gatineau members celebrating their victories on election night, Sunday November 2. From Left to Right: Mike Owen, Buckingham candidate, newly re-elected Gatineau Mayor, Maude Marquis-Bissonnette, Caroline Murray, re-elected Deschênes councillor, Vincent Roy, new Aylmer councillor, and Rachel M. Deslauriers, new Mitigomijokan councillor. Photo: Christian Rochefort

Maude Marquis-Bissonnette back in mayoral seat ahead of Mario Aubé in nail-biting race

Nelson Mandela’s great-grandson visits Gatineau with a message of hope

Gatineau-based artist Jenny McMaster’s exhibition New Arboreal – Arboricole, now open at Espace Pierre-Debain in Aylmer, presents an immersive exploration of the forest’s hidden ecological networks through sculptural works grounded in environmental science and material craft. Photo: Courtesy

Underground forest networks in Aylmer

Poll opening delays followed by technical issues prompt Gatineau to extend voting hours

Volunteers work in the Moisson Outaouais warehouse as the organization faces record-high demand for food assistance and calls for long-term solutions to rising food insecurity in the region. Photo: Courtesy

As hunger count hits new high, Moisson Outaouais warns of social emergency

Courtesy of the Government of Canada

Anna Marie Jowsey – Memorial (Silver) Cross Mother

The ODO is inviting residents across the region to participate in a series of public consultations aimed at shaping community development through shared local perspectives. Photo: Courtesy

ODO continues public consultation tour to engage Outaouais residents