Trevor Greenway
Vorlage’s BikeFest rolls into town
Bike. Dance. Shop. Camp. Rinse. Repeat. Those are the six steps to follow for Centre Vorlage’s BikeFest that will take over the Wakefield...
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Trevor Greenway
- 3 days ago
Low river levels beach boats, docks, properties
Heather Horak has no way in or out of her Cantley cottage after Hydro-Quebec lowered the level of the Gatineau River — or what she would...
Trevor Greenway
- 4 days ago
Dragonfly Fest organizer released on bail
David Schubert has been released from jail following a bail hearing in Gatineau Sept. 21. Schubert, the organizer of the Dragonfly...
Trevor Greenway
- 5 days ago
Dragonfly fest organizer charged with assault, forcible confinement
A 32-year-old Ottawa woman mounted a daring escape from Usher Road on the morning of Sept. 16 after she was allegedly beaten and held...
Trevor Greenway
- 7 days ago
Chelsea Foundation key to Meredith Centre’s newfound success
Things may be ticking like clockwork these days at the Meredith Centre, but ask any founding member and they’ll tell you that this...
Trevor Greenway
- Sep 15
English rights advocate for healthcare opening new office in Wakefield
The head of a local English health network organization is calling on anglophones to tell them how Bill 96 has affected them since it was...
Trevor Greenway
- Sep 13
Two men dead after separate Hills accidents
By Madeline Kerr and Trevor Greenway It was a deadly Monday morning in the Hills Sept. 11 as two separate incidents – 10 minutes apart –...
Madeline Kerr
- Sep 11
Two men dead after separate Hills incidents
By Madeline Kerr and Trevor Greenway It was a deadly Monday morning in the Hills Sept. 11 as two separate incidents – ten minutes apart –...
Trevor Greenway
- Sep 11
Low resident ordered to repay money that caused scandal
Low resident Lee McLaughlin has been ordered to repay nearly $15,000 in back taxes to the municipality — money that was previously...
Trevor Greenway
- Sep 8
Chelsea rips out old-growth apple tree
By Trevor Greenway and Madeline Kerr Diane Lemire was in tears on the morning of Aug. 30 as crews with the municipality of Chelsea ripped...
Trevor Greenway
- Sep 6
Firefighters free Farm Point man in dramatic rescue
Firefighters in Chelsea rescued a 70-year-old Farm Point man who had fallen into a hole and was pinned underneath rocks and dirt for...
Madeline Kerr
- Sep 1
The great escape!
Few kids want to head back to school midway through their summer holiday, but the possibility of finding hidden treasure might convince...
Trevor Greenway
- Aug 30
Kelowna fires force family to flee
Cedric Diaz said the sky was “raining embers” as he and his family fled from his grandfather’s Kelowna, B.C. property on Aug. 18, after...
Madeline Kerr
- Aug 28
Boil that 'magical' spring water
Laura Gagnon and Brenin Edmunds just wanted a drink of water. The pair of friends and musicians, who were visiting from London, Ont. will...
Trevor Greenway
- Aug 23
Cops arrest dad at gunpoint
Tommy Townsend says that MRC Police “traumatized” his children when they pulled him over at gunpoint, forced him to the ground, and...
Phil Jenkins
- Aug 21
A River(fest) runs through us
Rising north of the Baskatong Reservoir, Tenagadino Zibi (Anishinaabeg name) or the Gatineau (settler name) flows on for almost four...
Madeline Kerr
- Aug 18
Come for dinner, leave with a hefty fine
A day at the spa is expensive enough. Add to that a nearly $500 fine for an out-of-date license plate, and some guests at the Wakefield...
Trevor Greenway
- Aug 16
‘Heritage building’ or derelict eyesore?
Councillors in Low are pushing back against a regional bylaw that would prevent residents from demolishing homes older than 1940 without...
Trevor Greenway
- Aug 14
Victory for English education in Quebec
George Singfield is looking forward to having some stability this year at the Western Quebec School Board, after a Superior Court judge...
Hannah Scott-Talib
- Aug 11
Hills herb hobbyist plan Rupert gathering
Bring your botanical bonnets to the Wakefield Herb Gathering Day on Aug. 13. On this day of celebrating and embracing local plants, trees...
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