Hills’ farms suffer from restaurant closures but selling well to locals By Stuart Benson When the province ordered restaurants to close on March 15, Ivan Hal...

By Hunter Cresswell Chelsea Elementary School has only been back in session with physical classes for about a week, and despite staff and administration bein...

By Hunter Cresswell With panic buying, empty shelves in grocery stores and the scarcity of certain food items such as flour, the pandemic has brought food se...

Ways teens are coping during pandemic How are teens coping in this pandemic? We asked our former Low Down columnist, 13-year-old Lucy Sinclair for her take o...

Premier Francois Legault announced that summer day camps will be allowed to open on schedule on June 22.

What’s cottage country without cottagers? By Hunter Cresswell The Gatineau Hills is cottage country for a lot of Ottawa residents, some of whom are getting ...

The Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de l'Outaouais reported two deaths at the Hull Hospital COVID-19 unit on May 14. The total number of cases...

Hills parents share concerns about ‘plan’ By Hunter Cresswell Schools across the region opened their doors and welcomed students back this week - but the nu...

By Hunter Cresswell During the unsure times of the COVID-19 pandemic, who couldn’t use a little comfort food? Zups, a new pick-up restaurant on Wakefield’s...

Screening tests for Covid-19 are currently underway at the Gatineau Hospital.

Return to school isn’t mandatory By Hunter Cresswell When asked about the province’s plan to begin re-opening schools on May 11, Western Quebec School Board...

A second resident of the CHSLD Lionel-Émond has unfortunately died as a result of the virus.

Will Amos, met with mayors of his Pontiac riding during a conference call with provincial/municipal elected officials from across the region

Resident asks if approving development is ‘essential’ Earlier this month Chelsea council approved two preliminary subdivision plans and that has drawn the ir...