Champlain Township Council approves asphalt shingle recycling depot
On Thursday, August 20, Champlain Township Council unanimously approved a proposal that will allow...
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Julie Séguin does not want infighting on the next Hawkesbury town council. The candidate for Mayor...
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New mini-storage facility planned along County Road 17
On Monday, August 20, Champlain Township Council approved a zoning change that will allow a vacant...
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Drug trafficking charges in Hawkesbury
On Monday, August 17, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers laid drug-trafficking related...
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Enough Alto nonsense
Dear Editor, OK, this has gone on long enough. Flogging the idea of a high-speed train at a time...
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Recycling changes for small businesses in North Glengarry
A new recycling option is available for eligible small businesses in North Glengarry. As part of...
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Love Under the Microscope: community theatre magnifies queer love and survival in Fall production
High and Main Productions proudly announces a bold live theatre production featuring two Canadian...
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North Glengarry approves extra $6,200 for new Maxville wayfinding sign
A new wayfinding sign planned for Maxville is moving closer to installation, but not before the...
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BMO to move Hawkesbury branch to new County Road 17 location
Bank of Montréal (BMO) will relocate its Hawkesbury branch from 280 Main Street East to a new...
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Despite wet start, local farmer optimistic about crop season
With the wet start to the growing season, crops at one farm near St-Eugène are looking strong so...
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Blue-green algae found in Alexandria Mill Pond
Based on water testing completed by the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks...
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Accord Choir launches new children’s choir for young singers
The Accord Choir is expanding its programming to give younger singers in the community another...
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Alexandria’s Q-Hoops making its mark on the basketball court
What started with a desire to get young people away from their screens and onto the basketball...
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Evelyn Bernique honoured for service to Vankleek Hill Fair
For 20 years, Evelyn Bernique helped make the Vankleek Hill Fair possible, and on Thursday, August...
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More than books: SDG Library offers families tools to create, explore, and learn
For many people, the public library is still primarily associated with books. But the...
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Our newest feature is open for business!
Behind every local business is a person—or often an entire family—with a story to tell. That’s the...
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Got a funny-looking carrot? Enter The Review’s Weird Veggies Contest!
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A paradox in Québec
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Milkweed; The plant every garden needs
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