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La campagne électorale bat son plein | Election campaign is underway

The first Councillor's Breakfast to benefit the Lièvre Food Bank will take place on September 13. Photo: Archives

Councillor's Breakfast to benefit the Lièvre Food Bank

The Outaouais asks Quebec to close the gap in this election

Alexandre Van Dieren, Geneviève Latulippe and Lélia Bâcle-Mainguy at the inauguration of the Outaouais Express on Wednesday, September 2. Photo: Jude Osmond

All aboard: Tourisme Outaouais unveils Outaouais Express

Photo : Gracieuseté de la Ville de Gatineau

Le parc de la Confluence officiellement inauguré à Hull

The MRC de La Vallée-de-la-Gatineau is asking residents to complete a short online survey by August 20 on the future of the forest and wood industry, as the sector contends with the Domtar mill's uncertain fate, steep US tariffs, climate pressures and an invasive pest. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Vallée-de-la-Gatineau asks what residents want for the forest's future

With a basic vet visit at Gatineau's Clinique vétérinaire Eardley now $124 and serious cases running into the thousands, Outaouais pet owners are facing harder choices as care costs rise and a staffing shortage squeezes local clinics. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Rising vet bills are forcing Outaouais pet owners to make hard choices

Consignaction is opening at least four new return locations in Gatineau and restricting Ontario residents to Express Return only, after cross-border traffic overwhelmed its Consignaction+ site at 84 Jean-Proulx Street and left local residents facing lineups of up to an hour. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Consignaction to open new return locations and restrict Ontario returns amid overwhelming demand in Gatineau

Gatineau's planning advisory committee reviewed 11 building proposals at its August 17 meeting, most of them new housing, in the early, little-seen step that shapes what gets built across the city's neighbourhoods before council makes the final call. Photo: screenshot of the comité consultatif d'urbanisme, August 17 meeting

Apartments, triplexes and a church: Gatineau's planning committee weighs 11 projects

Pilot project for safer cycling connections in the Hull sector

Jean-Guy Whiteduck Re-elected Chief of Kitigan Zibi

Quebec Elections: PQ leads as campaign kicks off

Back to School: Gatineau Prepares for Increased Traffic

800 applications rejected at Cégep de l’Outaouais. Photo: Courtesy of Cégep de l’Outaouais

Over 800 applications rejected at Cégep de l’Outaouais

A cluster of spiny water fleas found on a fishing line. Photo: Carolane Riopel-Leduc

Spiny Water Fleas Gaining Ground in the Gatineau River

Gatineau native Filipe Duarte will represent Canada at the Tour de l’Avenir. Photo: Filipe Duarte

Gatineau cyclist Filipe Duarte sets his sights on the Tour de l’Avenir

Shawarma Santé officially closed its doors after 22 years of service in Aylmer

The official opening of the Café Autiste will take place on September 16. Photo: Drazen Seslija

Café Autiste in Old Hull to open on September 16

FOHO will host a regional forum on September 23 at Gatineau's Maison du citoyen, bringing together elected officials, community groups, researchers and other partners to address the Outaouais housing crisis and develop concrete solutions for the future of social housing. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Federation to host regional housing forum in Gatineau amid ongoing crisis

Gatineau home-care platform Aidexpress received $500,000 in federal funding to develop artificial intelligence, part of the nearly $14-million announced to support 63 Quebec businesses. Photo: Courtesy of Aidexpress

Two Outaouais tech firms land federal AI money, one of them a Gatineau home-care platform

Despite strict licensing rules for hotels and short-term rentals, Gatineau police say the city's regulatory framework was never designed to detect or prevent the hidden sexual exploitation of children occurring inside these spaces. Photo: Courtesy of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police from their report, Domestic Human Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation in Canada October 2013

Sex trafficking in Gatineau hides in licensed rooms, and the rules governing them were built for something else

Rack à Bécik and Action vélo Outaouais brought their Fête du vélo to Aylmer's Parc des Cèdres August 9, with a free afternoon of mobile bike repairs, hot dogs, kids' activities and partner kiosks celebrating the region's cycling culture. Photo: Rack à Bécik

Cycling in Gatineau: more to explore, plenty to learn

Cheese recalled in the Outaouais region due to a risk of contamination

Lise Girard, president of Quebec's Commission d'accès à l'information, whose 2026 five-year report calls for a sweeping overhaul of the province's transparency and privacy laws. Photo: Courtesy of the Quebec Access to Information Commission

Quebec's access and privacy watchdog seeks a sweeping overhaul, though its report may go nowhere fast