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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

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The Salon du livre de l'Outaouais and Réseau BIBLIO de l'Outaouais present the free Authors' Cycle Route on September 19 along the Véloroute des Draveurs between Blue Sea and Messines, where riders can stop at four lakeside literary halts to hear regional writers Julie-Anne Codaire, Jean-Luc Lacroix, Myriam Legault-Beauregard and Kathia Trottier read work drawn from nature. Photo: Courtesy

Authors line the Véloroute des Draveurs for a free lakeside literary ride

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Auditor General Christine Roy has judged Quebec's plan to balance its budget by 2029-2030 credible but precarious, warning it depends on the government finding billions in spending cuts, close to $5 billion in a single year, without saying which programs would be sacrificed to get there. Photo: Courtesy of the Auditor General of Quebec

Quebec's budget adds up, the auditor general says, if the province is ready to cut billions

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A public forum in Gatineau on September 26 will bring Algonquin leaders, a scientist and local residents together to examine the contested plan to bury radioactive waste at Chalk River, upstream on the Ottawa River, a project the courts have already sent back to the federal government twice. Photo: Courtesy of École d'été citoyenne

Gatineau forum to examine the Chalk River radioactive waste plan

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

Spiny Water Fleas Gaining Ground in the Gatineau River

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First Councillor's Breakfast to Benefit the Lièvre Food Bank

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