Coroner recommends SQ revise detainee policy
January 23, 2026
The report looked into an incident in which a woman collapsed in an interrogation room and later died in hospital.
Otter Lake’s plenary sessions are now open to the public, thanks to a resolution passed by council at its Dec. 9 meeting. Plenary meetings
Otter Lake’s plenary sessions are now open to the public, thanks to a resolution passed by council at its Dec. 9 meeting. Plenary meetings
Otter Lake’s plenary sessions are now open to the public, thanks to a resolution passed by council at its Dec. 9 meeting. Plenary meetings
Otter Lake’s plenary sessions are now open to the public, thanks to a resolution passed by council at its Dec. 9 meeting. Plenary meetings
The report looked into an incident in which a woman collapsed in an interrogation room and later died in hospital.
Community radio station CHIP 101.9 held its annual general meeting at Fort-Coulonge’s Club l’âge d’or on Thursday evening, presenting finances
The report looked into an incident in which a woman collapsed in an interrogation room and later died in hospital.
Community radio station CHIP 101.9 held its annual general meeting at Fort-Coulonge’s Club l’âge d’or on Thursday evening, presenting finances
Staff at the Pontiac Continuing Education Centre (PCEC) have spent the past few years creating an online course delivery system to make classes more accessible to students, and are now expanding it to include the centre’s personal support worker (PSW)
A pair of researchers with the Observatoire du Développement de l’Outaouais (ODO) were in Shawville on Wednesday night to consult the public on their community. Coordinator Yves McNicoll and research assistant Caroline Rousseau led the discussion, which took place at
Fourteen years ago, Shawville’s Royal Bank of Canada encountered maybe one case of fraud every month, according to branch manager Meagan Derouin. She said these days, she is seeing an average of two cases every day. “It’s all different types
Staff at the Pontiac Continuing Education Centre (PCEC) have spent the past few years creating an online course delivery system to make classes more accessible to students, and are now expanding it to include the centre’s personal support worker (PSW)
A pair of researchers with the Observatoire du Développement de l’Outaouais (ODO) were in Shawville on Wednesday night to consult the public on their community. Coordinator Yves McNicoll and research assistant Caroline Rousseau led the discussion, which took place at
Fourteen years ago, Shawville’s Royal Bank of Canada encountered maybe one case of fraud every month, according to branch manager Meagan Derouin. She said these days, she is seeing an average of two cases every day. “It’s all different types
Quebec’s next municipal elections will take place on Sunday, November 2, 2025, when voters across the province will choose their mayors, councillors, and wardens.
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We no longer live in Grandma’s world. We all know thousands of great, honest, people that we would trust with
Winston Churchill once said democracy was the absolute worst way to run a country, but any other way was unthinkable.
Only a week ago, I received some phone calls from some longtime dairy producers about an article that arrived in
Christmas gifts were different this year. But the animals still came first. Seventy-five or 80 years ago, when I got
Local woman performs good deed: It’s not often you hear about the good deeds of people, but they do happen.
Local woman performs good deed: It’s not often you hear about the good deeds of people, but they do happen.
Teachers practice for strike nobody wants: Teachers at all the schools in Shawville demonstrated outside their schools before classes last
Teachers practice for strike nobody wants: Teachers at all the schools in Shawville demonstrated outside their schools before classes last
Old Pros Trim Shawville 9-8: The old stars of pro hockey emerged from the dim past last Friday night and
Old Pros Trim Shawville 9-8: The old stars of pro hockey emerged from the dim past last Friday night and
Chicken Thieves Still Active: Information reached here on Friday that the chicken thieves whose exploits here were noted in our
Chicken Thieves Still Active: Information reached here on Friday that the chicken thieves whose exploits here were noted in our
Local news: Saturday was one of the coldest days of the year, the mercury having dropped down to 26 (some
Local news: Saturday was one of the coldest days of the year, the mercury having dropped down to 26 (some
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