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The AGM marked a year of transition and renewed purpose for RAWQ, highlighting strong leadership, financial stability, and a clear vision for strengthening the English-speaking community of western Quebec. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
Change and momentum at RAWQ AGM
The Archeo-Pontiac Project: Digging for History in Quyon
Lucky clover!
Event poster with photo of Abbie Kwong Pilon (August 20, 2025). Photo: Courtesy of Abbie Kwong Pilon
Messages from Beyond: For a Good Cause in Aylmer
Dogs of Aylmer - Part 102

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Photo: Nathalie Lavergne
Oktoberfest fun in Aylmer
Gatineau Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonette, Aylmer Councillor Steven Boivin, and Deschênes Councillor Caroline Murray on the construction site for Phase 1 of the repaving and reconfiguration of Lucerne Boulevard. Photo: Sophie Demers 
Phase 1 of Lucerne Boulevard reconstruction is officially underway
Quebec Social Services Minister Lionel Carmant announced the launch of the PRISM program in Gatineau, bringing integrated housing and mental health support to people experiencing homelessness. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
New program links housing and mental health care in Gatineau
Photo: Tashi Farmilo
L’Imagier at 50, A Legacy of Art and Connection
Mathieu Robillard and Steve Frappier, owners of Champignons Outaouais, in St-Sixte. The two sell taster boxes of various sizes to introduce people to the variety of regional mushrooms available. Photo: Lily Ryan
Autumn colours in Old Aylmer
City and transit leaders in Gatineau are calling on residents to show more respect toward public employees, launching a new campaign based on real incidents of incivility reported by staff. Photo: Courtesy of the City of Gatineau
Gatineau urges civility toward public employees
Gatineau maintains water consumption 24% below provincial target in 2024
Upcoming City council and commission meetings - October 1, 2025
Dogs of Aylmer - Part 101

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The changing seasons
Upcoming City council and commission meetings - September 24, 2025
Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette was joined at the September 12 Mayor’s Breakfast by Michelle Robitaille, Jean-Claude Des Rosiers, and Reda Bensouda to discuss Gatineau’s future in cybersecurity and defence. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
Gatineau looks to cybersecurity and defence as drivers of economic future
Gatineau’s business community is calling for urgent reforms ahead of the municipal elections, with Chamber of Commerce General Manager Étienne Fredette urging candidates to address high taxes, bureaucratic delays, and the need for faster housing development to restore confidence and drive economic growth. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
Gatineau business community demands action ahead of Municipal Elections
Alzheimer’s is transforming daily life in Quebec, straining caregivers and exposing gaps in support, but the Alzheimer Society of Outaouais is responding with practical resources, community programs and accessible events that offer connection and hope. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
A local stand on World Alzheimer's Day
Concerns about the availability of paper transfer slips on STO buses have highlighted potential gaps in service for cash-paying riders, though the agency maintains that no formal complaints have been received and a system review is still underway. Photo: Courtesy of the STO
STO transit riders stuck mid-route without transfers
Lyle Odjick and Bruce Rogers entertain at the Aylmer Legion, September 18. (LR) Photo: Tammy Hodges
Bruce Rogers & friends play Aylmer Legion
Mr. Arian Corbo, candidate for Action Gatineau in Manoir-des-Trembles–Val-Tétreau, says he is concerned about safety around schools, being himself a primary school teacher. Photo: Christian Rochefort
Road safety near schools – a commitment from Action Gatineau
Table layout for Le Grand Festin. Photo: Courtesy of the Corporation Vieux-Aylmer
Old Aylmer Oktoberfest celebrates music beer and community
Dogs of Aylmer - Part 100

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