Former Chelsea resident harassed by downtown protestors John Hennessy has had enough of the “bullies and goons” holding Ottawa hostage....

Bethan Nodwell had thousands of demonstrators in Ottawa hanging onto her every word. The Wakefielder, who has been known to disseminate...

WQSB calls on retirees, parents to fill in for absent teachers When Terry Kharyati arrives at school on any given day, he has no idea...

How a group of volunteers beat COVID blues While most of us were locked inside our homes in early January, adhering to the province’s...

Wakefield Hospital nursing staff stretched thin, overnight shifts left unstaffed Nurses at the Wakefield Hospital are sounding the alarm...

Domestic violence rose 78 per cent in 2019-2020 In response to the increasing rates of domestic violence since the onset of the COVID-19...

Province begins vaccine passport pilot projects Tara Monette, co-owner of Brennan’s Hill Restaurant and Bar in Low, said she learned...

The partial closure of the Gatineau Hospital emergency room on June 25, is putting added strain on the Wakefield Hospital, at a time when...

Isolated and exhausted: How families and friends grieve during pandemic When Michael Brown’s father, Leslie Brown, died just over a year...

Chelsea resto will only interview the double-vaccinated A personalized cover letter, resume, and proof of vaccination — the first two are...

Chelsea has a microbrewery, it has a micro-distillery on the way, and now it also has a micro-boulangerie. Juan Carlos Gomez – who is...

MRC Prefect: Ontario residents respecting stay-at-home order Sûreté du Québec checkpoints were set up on April 24 and 25, turning back...

Fundraiser underway to repair rink The little arena that could has become the arena that can’t catch a break. The Central Gatineau Arena...

Education minister is accused of misleading public about CO2 testing The Minister of Education Jean-François Roberge is being accused of...

Local art goodie box launches The past year has been hard. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted businesses big and small, but hit...

Vaccination site forces market to find new home This year will mark the 24th anniversary of the Wakefield Market and its second year...

Due to the particularly worrying situation in Gatineau and the MRC des Collines de-l'Outaouais, special emergency measures will apply.

Q&A with La Pêche mayor about what may lie ahead The summer of 2020 was one of the busiest, rowdiest summers in the Outaouais in recent...

Nearly a hundred seniors receive vaccine on first day in Wakefield There was a palpable sense of optimism at Centre Wakefield La Pêche on...

Youth will cross provincial border if English CEGEP spots reduced, critics say There is no shortage of options for young anglophones...