Major washouts in TNO Lac Nilgaut, fixes could take weeks
April 22, 2026
Washouts are on chemin Bois-Franc at km 54 and on the Lockwell Lake Access Road.
Washouts are on chemin Bois-Franc at km 54 and on the Lockwell Lake Access Road.
After waiting 45 minutes for an ambulance, a Thorne resident says first responders are needed more than ever.
Washouts are on chemin Bois-Franc at km 54 and on the Lockwell Lake Access Road.
After waiting 45 minutes for an ambulance, a Thorne resident says first responders are needed more than ever.
Municipalities are advising residents not to remove flood protection measures for the time being, as a second round of flooding is still possible in the coming weeks.
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Municipalities are advising residents not to remove flood protection measures for the time being, as a second round of flooding is still possible in the coming weeks.
When local birder Deb Powell first saw a trumpeter swan, she was struck by just how big it was. Known for its sheer size – exceeding five feet in length and weighing about the same as a two-year-old child –
Last week a new Transcollines bus line servicing the Pontiac region started operation, adding two more daily round trips to and from Gatineau, though the service was not officially announced to the public until after the bus’s first trip had
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