Students clean up community on Earth Day
Vankleek Hill received some spring cleaning on Wednesday, April 22. It was Earth Day, and students...
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No to Alto from Hawkesbury council
Hawkesbury town council opposes the Alto project in its current form. On Monday, April 13, council...
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Nature society wants osprey signage in Hawkesbury
Local nature enthusiasts want to make some nesting birds of prey a tourist attraction in...
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Traffic stop leads to arrests in Lachute
A woman and a man were arrested in connection with a traffic stop in Lachute on April 10. Sûreté...
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A single pine
To the Editor, There is a place slated for a train line where a single pine stands against an open...
Environment
Water levels on Ottawa River rising
After a reprieve from rain in the form of two sunny, warm days, water levels keep rising on the...
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Glengarry ENCORE photo club to host second annual Photo Art Exhibition
The Glengarry ENCORE Photo Club will host its second annual Photo Art Exhibition from May 1 to May...
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Hawkesbury seeking final feedback on parks plan
The Town of Hawkesbury’s new Parks and Recreation Master Plan is currently in its finalization...
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Songbird Coffeehouse now open in Vankleek Hill
In Vankleek Hill, there is a new place to enjoy a coffee with a friend, or to grab one to go for...
Agriculture
Lamb-a-rama at Kirkview Farms
For many seasonal and religious reasons, lambs are often associated with Easter and spring. At...
Health
Province provides $2.8 million for primary care in Prescott-Russell
As part of this plan to connect everyone in Ontario to a publicly funded family doctor, nurse...
Arts
Le Chanoine Roméo Guindon : un leader visionnaire au service de Hawkesbury (1930–1964)
par Bruno Lecot Depuis des générations, notre paroisse Saint-Pierre-Apôtre rassemble les cœurs et fait vibrer notre communauté. En célébrant ses 100 ans de reconstruction, nous vous invitons à replonger dans les histoires et...
Sports
Casselman Vikings capture championship
In front of their home crowd on April 11, the Casselman Vikings delivered a championship-clinching...
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City of Lachute urging residents to prepare as flooding risk increases
As of Friday, April 17, the city of Lachute continued to urge residents to prepare for potential...
Life
Creative Writing Group returns to Vankleek Hill after hiatus
The Creative Writing Group has officially returned following a challenging winter hiatus marked by...
Business
Local employers highlight skilled trades shortages and hiring challenges in SDG and Prescott-Russell
Skilled trades positions remain the most difficult roles for employers to fill across the United...
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Celebrate Mother’s Day 2026 with The Review Photo Contest
Your mother: today, yesterday, and always. This popular local contest encourages participants to...
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Alto; nope.
Dear Editor, To be honest, I have always liked the idea of a high-speed rail line between our...
Cougars come back to win NCJHL championship
The Vankleek Hill Cougars are the 2026 National Capital Junior Hockey League (NCJHL) Champions!...
Review ownership changing
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