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A heated youth hockey game in Aylmer spiralled into chaos Saturday evening, prompting police intervention after fights broke out among players and intoxicated spectators, resulting in injuries, multiple suspensions, and 289 penalty minutes. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Chaos erupts at Aylmer hockey game as police called

Photo: Charles Dumaresq

Dogs of Aylmer - Part 60

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Photo: Alana Repstock

Aylmer honours veterans with annual Remembrance Day ceremony

Gatineau’s City Council advanced its 2025 budget proposal after debate on whether to delay, approving a $887 million budget focused on infrastructure, environmental initiatives, and social services, with a 10.4% increase from last year. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Gatineau Council moves forward with 2025 budget amid debate over timing

The municipal council gathered on the final budget discussion day, where a discussion took place about the amount the city is budgeting for fighting homelessness. Photo: Sophie Demers

Homelessness in Gatineau: Budget has $5 million for 2025 action plan

The common merganser. Photo: Andrée Anne Campeau

Fundraising campaign and calendar sales

Residents meeting November 18

Photo: Sophie Demers

Construction advances on Constance-Provost building

Dogs of Aylmer - Part 59

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Alliance Parc Deschênes: Last clean-up of the year

Digital mock-up of the apartment complex planned for 435 chemin Vanier. Photo: Courtesy

Developers of Vanier and Allumettières apartment complex launch invitation

Photo : Sophie Demers

November 1 construction progress for the Constance-Provost building

Quebec microbiologists are warning of public health risks after their request for professional regulation was suspended, leaving the profession without formal oversight, a situation that Marc Hamilton, president of the Association des microbiologistes du Québec, calls a significant threat to public safety. Photo: Courtesy of the AMQ

Quebec Microbiologists warn of public health risks as oversight request is stalled

The Regional Association of West Quebecers held its Annual General Meeting October 29 at the Aylmer Legion. Board members pictured here are: Standing, Left to Right: Alexander Hays, David Gillespie, Nikki Buechler, Chad Bean and Seated: Chris Judd. Missing from the photo: Cat Doyle and Jacqueline Busby.

Regional Association of West Quebecers welcome new board, review Outaouais issues

Charles Gutta in 1974 at the Cadet Camp in Valcartier, Quebec. Photo: Courtesy

Local veteran awarded for tireless advocacy for cadets involved involved in 1974 Valcartier explosion

Private Arthur Howard Simmons

In a powerful gathering marked the opening drum ceremony at the Hilton Lac-Leamy Hotel, Kimberly R. Murray presented her final report on Canada’s residential schools, calling for accountability and describing the “enforced disappearances” of Indigenous children as a national responsibility that demands immediate action. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Kimberly Murray demands accountability for enforced disappearances of Indigenous children

Mrs So Seto, proprietor of the local Bambou Restaurant, shown with her granddaughter Cassandra, received a citation for her red-brick, square box commercial building, built in 1923, at the Aylmer Heritage Association's

Aylmer Heritage Association Recognizes Five Heritage Buildings for their Unique Architecture

Opération Père Noël is facing a growing need for volunteers and donations in the Outaouais region as requests from children in need have increased by 15% this year due to economic hardships. Photo: Courtesy of Opération Père Noël

Opération Père Noël faces growing need for volunteers in Outaouais

Custom “Aylmerpoly” coasters that give players 10% off beer cans to-go at Bistro L’Autre Oeil. Photo: Christian Rochefort

L’Autre Oeil and 5e Baron collaborate to create Aylmer’s first board game, Aylmerpoly!

As wildlife activity, including animals like deer, moose, and even marmots, increases during the fall in Outaouais, authorities urge drivers to stay vigilant on high-risk roads to prevent collisions. Photo: Courtesy of Transports Quebec

Heightened wildlife collision risk in Outaouais authorities urge caution

The Panorama des régions du Québec report highlights rapid population growth in the Outaouais, driving up housing prices and raising affordability concerns. This expansion is also triggering environmental sustainability issues as urban development increasingly encroaches on green spaces. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Panorama report reveals regional growth pressures on housing and environment