While Ottawa walks away, bills still come due in places like Low
The trade talks may be off, but the tariffs remain. Low Mayor Patrick Beaudry argues that rural communities are already feeling the consequences.
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Brian Nolan on Gatineau Park: ‘It all comes back to money’
Trevor Myles argues that Chelsea Mayor Brian Nolan focused too heavily on municipal finances while testifying about proposed protections for Gatineau Park.
Thankful for advocates and readers
From healthcare advocates to elected officials who listen – and the readers who keep us on our toes – Trevor Greenway shares what the Low Down is thankful for.
Praise for ACRE presidents’ warning about carving out private enclaves in Park
Gatineau Park’s private enclaves should remain within the park boundary, says Jean-Paul Murray, praising ACRE president Stephen Woodley’s warning to senators.
Trying to find a silver lining in a PQ minority government
The CAQ is out and the Parti Québécois is in. Nikki Mantell looks for a silver lining in the election result and asks what comes next for the Outaouais.