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A beautiful morning discovering the mushrooms of Deschênes Forest!

Military withholds toll after deadly fire at CFB Wainwright

Over 1,800 methamphetamine pills seized in Gatineau

Maroine Bendaoud, PhD, president and chief executive officer of the Fédération québécoise des massothérapeutes agréés, says six Quebec associations have already built a shared registry of expelled members and drafted a title-protection law modelled on Nova Scotia’s, but need political will from the new government to give clients in the Outaouais and across the province the safeguards Ontario residents already have. Photo: Courtesy of the Fédération québécoise des massothérapeutes agréés

Quebec massage therapists need a protected title, federation head says

Quebec real estate brokers will gain automated access to Centris property data under a consent agreement announced October 15 by the Competition Bureau, which found the Association professionnelle des courtiers immobiliers du Québec (APCIQ) had abused its dominant position, while APCIQ board chair Pierre-Olivier Simard said the deal took years of work to adapt to Quebec’s stricter privacy laws. Photo: Courtesy of APCIQ

Competition Bureau deal opens Centris real estate data to Quebec brokers

A new program is now available for young people interested in trying track and field. Photo: Club d’athlétisme de Gatineau

A partnership to promote track and field in the Gatineau area

A drone drop of tobacco, narcotics and cell phones worth $47,850 was seized outside the Hull detention facility in August, part of $581,650 in major contraband seizures across Quebec’s jails that month. Photo: Correctionnellement - Public Facebook page

Drone drop worth nearly $48,000 intercepted outside Hull jail

The information evening for the Sport-Studies program at Hadley Junior High School and Philemon Wright High School took place on Wednesday and was attended by about 50 people. (DS) Photo: Drazen Seslija

Hadley and Philemon Wright relaunch their sports programs

The CS Aylmer U14 girls’ team won the bronze medal at the Interregional Cup. Photo: CS Aylmer

CS Aylmer’s U14 girls’ team wins bronze and makes club history

During the session, participants learned Spanish with a focus on travel. Photo: Café en espagnol

“Café en espagnol” makes learning Spanish fun

Outaouais results from the October 5 Quebec election gave the Liberals four of the region's five ridings and 41.5 per cent of the regional vote: they held Pontiac and took Hull, Gatineau and Chapleau from the CAQ, while the PQ won Papineau by 556 votes. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Liberals take four of five Outaouais ridings as PQ wins Papineau

Maison d'INGRID and supporting organizations gathered beside Gatineau's Parc Mémoire d'Elles on October 7 in response to the death of Monique Thibault Poirier, a 77-year-old Laval woman whose death is the 19th suspected femicide in Quebec this year. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Gatineau rally marks Quebec's 19th suspected femicide

Jean Lessard raised issues related to transportation. Photo: Ville de Gatineau

Libraries seek to better reach seniors

The Aylmer Food Center team and participants take part in the cooking workshop. Photo: Aylmer Food Center

A gardening and cooking workshop at the Aylmer Food Center

Invitation to help Deschênes forest to breathe easier

Martin Chevalier, general director and Ariann Bouchard, President of the Boucher Forest, at the October 3 event. Photo: Jude Osmond

Boucher Forest kicks off a month full of activities

The 12th Wakefield Writers Festival, running October 14 to 18 at Centre Wakefield La Pêche and Motel Chelsea, brings Giller and Hugo winners together with authors and voices including Tara Gereaux, Rosanna Deerchild and Karyn Pugliese for conversations on how stories shape identity, memory and change. Photo: Courtesy of the Wakefield Writers Festival

Wakefield Writers Festival to explore how stories shape identity, memory and change

RAWQ introduces new leadership and continues its development

Friday DJ ends the season with a bang

The interior of the Auberge Symmes Museum. Photo: Drazen Seslija

A walk to discover Aylmer’s heritage

L'Imagier will open a three-month photography and video exhibition and a three-week group show on October 15 with a free evening of art, music and a projection on the rear of the Aylmer building, facing Parc de L'Imaginaire. Photo: Courtesy of L'Imagier

L'Imagier launches a three-month photography and video exhibition

BBL Construction president Sylvain Bertrand will be honoured on October 24 at Hull's Cabane en bois rond for his community giving. Photo: Courtesy of the BBL Construction Facebook page

Sylvain Bertrand to receive seniors' foundation community merit award

Sawmills, Hydro Electric Plants and Nickel Refinery (colourized). Photos: Courtesy

Deschênes before the ruins, lot 15 and 16 range #1

1st Aylmer Beavers & Cub Scouts run for community