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Some 200 wrestling fans gathered at the Aydelu Centre as professional wrestlers from as far as England participated in Mystery Wrestling 14, March 2. Pictured, Nottingham, England native and New Japan Pro Wrestling Openweight Champion Gabe Kidd raises his arms in victory after winning the main event. Photo: J-D Potie

Mystery Wrestling 14: Wrestlers from the world roll into town

Best of Aylmer? Time to cast your vote, Aylmer!

Photo contest alert!: Boucher Forest Foundation update

The ACCES Volunteer Action Centre innovates to help seniors stay at home longer

Photo: Sophie Demers

The construction of Aylmer’s new library building continues

Bel and Quinn, a Haitian-Canadian sister duo, blend jazz, soul, and Haitian rhythms in a powerful, emotionally resonant performance, with their upcoming show in Aylmer promising an intimate and electrifying musical experience. Photo: Camille Tellier

Bel and Quinn set to light up Aylmer

L’EntourElle: A lifeline for women escaping violence

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Réconfort en Sac: A warm solution to food insecurity

RAWQ’s annual Quiz Night on March 21 at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Aylmer offers a fun evening of trivia, a silent auction, and socializing, all in support of community programming. Photo: Courtesy of RAWQ

RAWQ Quiz Night set to challenge minds and spark enjoyment

The Centre Alimentaire Aylmer provides nutritious food assistance, including fresh produce, pantry staples, and prepared meals for seniors and individuals with physical disabilities, ensuring that everyone in need has access to wholesome and balanced meals. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Aylmer Food Bank ensures fair access for the community’s most vulnerable

Deschênes district councillor Caroline Murray converses with a two-row assembly of concerned residents. Photo: JD Potié

Murray monthly meeting: Deschênes residents gather to discuss local issues

The Aylmer minor hockey community mourns the passing of Aylmer Minor Hockey Association’s long-standing volunteer and employee Denis Carbonneau, who passed away on February 3 at age 71. Photo: Courtesy of AHMA Facebook

Aylmer commemorates Denis Carbonneau

Quebec's emergency rooms are experiencing high occupancy rates, with some reaching up to 144%, driven by seasonal illnesses, winter storms, and increased patient visits. Photo: Courtesy of CISSS

Quebec emergency rooms facing high occupancy rates amid winter surge

The MacDonald family (summer 2024). From left to right: Alice, Kevin, Lena, Evelyn and Logan. Photo credit: Courtesy of Libby Mawer

Gone too soon: A loving husband and father will be deeply missed by family and community

Residents gathered in the Salle des Comités in Gatineau on February 11 to urge city council to reconsider the approved demolition of Manoir Quesnel at 1175 chemin d’Aylmer, voicing concerns over heritage preservation, environmental impact, and neighbourhood character. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Residents oppose Manoir Quesnel proposed redevelopment plan

Photo: Sophie Demers

Constance-Provost building construction continues after snowstorm

Work being done on site on February 14. Photo: Sophie Demers

Routine pond maintenance on Chemin Aylmer will continue for two weeks

Mario Aubé, Masson-Anger councillor, during the January 21 council meeting. Photo: Screenshot by Sophie Demers

Gatineau council clashes in heated debate on video lottery machines

Upcoming City council and commission meetings February 18

Gatineau Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette, Deschênes ward Councillor Caroline Murray and Aylmer ward Councillor Steven Boivin serving the Aydelu Center Valentine’s Dinner, February 15. Photo: Josh Radmore, StudioAylmer

Local politicians love Aylmer!: Aydelu packed for Valentine’s dinner service by leaders

PUBLIC MEETING: City Council

Photo: Howard Powles

Winter splendour

Photo: Howard Powles

Black-capped chickadee