McConnell a concern for area residents
A tribute to the arts in Aylmer Part II
Pontiac MP André Fortin doesn’t agree with one of the means of pressure Aylmer’s Tournesols elementary school teachers adopted.
Negotiations between the Aylmer Health Co-op board of directors and the physicians recently flatlined.
Gatineau’s municipal archives team is completing an exhibit celebrating Aylmer’s fire department, past and present...
Gatineau is building new bike paths around town this year. One includes continuing the incomplete McConnell bike path, between Rivermead and Allen Roads, to be completed by fall, 2015.
Sylvie Périard, of Gatineau’s School of Laughter Yoga, paid the retirement residence a visit, April 26, in hopes of sharing a laugh with the residents. She led a “laughter yoga” workshop which all dwellers were welcome to join.
Girl Guides make it happen for fun activities
Aylmer’s Fresh Market announced in mid-April that it’s planting its roots in Aylmer’s Memorial Park this summer.
Several Aylmer parks will be improved over the coming months. For 2015, the city earmarked $2.1 million to improve its parks and green spaces across the city; of the two-million dollar envelope, Aylmer parks will use $901,000.
International Food Fair at United Church
Aylmer Arts Council: 60 years in the making, a three-part series
Thumbs up to the volunteers of the Aylmer Food Bank
Aylmer businesses join forces on Vanier Road
