Chelsea’s anti-insults bylaw faces a Charter challenge and Enrico Valente argues that criticism of public officials should ...

Outaouais operating rooms are nearing a “breaking point,” with officials warning more staff losses could force elective ...

Author Ian Williams joins fellow Giller Prize winner Souvankham Thammavongsa for a conversation at the Wakefield Writers ...

Brennan’s Hill is bringing drag to the Hills. Four performers take the stage Nov. 21 in what organizers hope will become a ...

This story has been updated with new information on Feb. 12. A 13-year-old girl is in serious condition at CHEO after an accident on a chairlift at the Centre Vorlage ski hill in Wakefield. The girl, ...

Unused for over a decade, the old Wakefield elementary school at 20 Caves Rd. has become a well-known hotspot for teenagers to hang out at. While taking photos of the now-abandoned and derelict school ...

MRC des Collines Police confirmed that the body of William Lidington, 78, was recovered from the Gatineau River June 24. Lidington, who suffered from memory loss, went missing from his cottage on ...

A recent post in the popular Wakefield Folks Facebook group caught a lot of locals’ attention – including ours. The post, made by a local, asked whether or not there were any professional cuddlers ...

This story has been updated as of June 4, 2026 at 7:48 a.m. A diving team from the Sûreté du Québec has arrived in Chelsea, Quebec, as police continue to search for 78-year-old Bill Lidington, who has ...

Wakefield’s celebrity kitty is in need of some scratch. Specifically, the Wakefielders who have been collectively caring for Titan, the beloved village cat, are accepting donations to cover some ...

Last year, Wakefield Writers Festival featured conversations with former CBC host and renowned journalist and author Carol Off and professor of law and current Canada Research Chair in Health Law and ...

Fire crews in Gracefield were still fighting a large forest fire on Oct. 21 that started two days earlier and engulfed much of Johnson’s Mountain and came within 500 feet of residential homes.