5:30 p.m. update from the Warden of the MRC Pontiac Jane Toller on the situation surrounding COVID-19.
Topics to note today:
Local and provincial situational update
Easter
Plenary meeting with the 18 MRC Pontiac Mayors
Forestry meeting
CHIP possède une licence de langue française au CRTC et assure par son mandat la promotion de la dualité linguistique au sein du territoire du Pontiac ainsi que celle de la vallée de la Gatineau et du comté de Renfrew, en Ontario.
La station de radio diffuse sur la fréquence du 101,9 sur la bande FM avec un émetteur d’une puissance de 10 KW, lui permettant de diffuser sur un grand territoire.
Afin de servir tous les gens de sa communauté, CHIP FM offre à ses auditeurs, une programmation diversifiée. L’un des buts principaux de la station est de bien informer la communauté avec des nouvelles locales et régionales qui ne sont pas nécessairement diffusées par d’autres médias régionaux. L’équipe entière de la station de radio travaille ardemment afin de faire de sa programmation, une qui reflète bien le portrait culturel, économique, politique, éducationnel et social de sa région”
En tant qu’organisme à but non lucratif, les revenus annuels de CHIP FM sont constitués; d’une subvention provenant du gouvernant provincial, des bingos hebdomadaires, radiothon annuel, ventre de publicités radio, frais d’adhésions ainsi que dons.
CHIP FM aussi connut sous le nom Radio Communautaire de Pontiac a été enregistrée en tant qu’organisme à but non lucratif en juin 1978. La première diffusion en ondes a eut lieu le 1er mars 1981.
5:30 p.m. update from the Warden of the MRC Pontiac Jane Toller on the situation surrounding COVID-19.
Topics to note today:
Local and provincial situational update
Easter
Plenary meeting with the 18 MRC Pontiac Mayors
Forestry meeting
Les Nouvelles du Pontiac
9 August 2022
Four months after an attempt by regional health authority CISSSO to hire a resource person to set up users' and residents' committees for the Pontiac territory, a candidate still hasn't been found. As CISSSO board member Rémi Bertrand told CHIP 101.9 earlier this year, a users' committee for (...)
8 August 2022
Jean-Guy Brousseau has been declared the winner of the by-election on L'Île-du-Grand-Calumet, claiming seat 4 this past Sunday (August 7), ahead of Rollande Normandeau and Francine Tremblay. “I want to thank all those who voted for me, but at the council table I will be a councillor for all the (...)
8 August 2022
A petition was launched a few weeks ago, following the tragedy that affected the family of Sarah-Émilie Hubert, a 15-year-old from Hull who died on June 25 following an allergic reaction. The teen's family have requested the opening of food allergy desensitization clinics for the Outaouais, but (...)
8 August 2022
Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for the Pontiac region, as close to 50 mm of precipitation is expected by tomorrow (August 9). “Heavy downpours can cause flash floods and water pooling on roads,” the statement reads. “Localized flooding in low-lying areas is possible. Rainfall (...)
8 August 2022
A single-vehicle accident took place on Rte. 301 in the Thorne area last night around 11 p.m. The driver swerved to avoid a deer and ended up in a swamp near the road. Fortunately, the driver escaped unscathed but the vehicle is a total loss. - News / actus, (...)
5 August 2022
With the school year just around the corner, a group of local volunteers are collecting school supplies for Pontiac families in need. Samantha Oxley of the Angel Tree program spoke with CHIP 101.9 about their ongoing drive. She explained that they're looking for a wide variety of items, (...)
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