Forest owners’ organization takes high-speed concerns to counties
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Argenteuil museum submits historical report to Alto
The Musée régionale d’Argenteuil Regional Museum has become involved in concerns the possible Alto...
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Several charges for two Hawkesbury residents
A traffic stop on Higginson Street in Hawkesbury resulted in arrests and a series of charges for...
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Arrest in Lachute, drugs seized
A woman from St-Eustache has been arrested for alleged drug-related offences in Lachute. On April...
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Trees for Hope taking root against rail line uncertainty
Property owners concerned their land could be part of the proposed Alto high-speed rail line are...
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Upcoming road closures for May Show confirmed by Champlain Council
On Thursday, April 23, Champlain Township Council unanimously approved road closures for the...
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East Hawkesbury appoints James McMahon as Director of Public Works
On Monday, April 13, the Township of East Hawkesbury appointed James McMahon as its new Director...
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National Bank ATM to leave Vankleek Hill
The last presence of the National Bank of Canada/Banque nationale du Canada (BNC) in Vankleek Hill...
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Lamb-a-rama at Kirkview Farms
For many seasonal and religious reasons, lambs are often associated with Easter and spring. At...
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Lakeside Green supports Glengarry hospital CT Scanner Campaign
Lakeside Green Environmental Consulting is stepping up to support local health care with a...
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Final weekend of Vankleek Hill Music Festival
After two weekends, seven concerts, and 119 solo and ensemble performers, the Vankleek Hill Music...
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Casselman Vikings capture championship
In front of their home crowd on April 11, the Casselman Vikings delivered a championship-clinching...
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Funding secured for school expansion in Embrun
The Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) has secured additional funding from the Ministry of...
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Newcomer Information Guide launched in Prescott-Russell and SDG
A new resource designed to support newcomers in Eastern Ontario is now available. Created by...
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SDG Counties approves increase to Regional Incentives Program, awards funding
On Monday, April 20, the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry (SDG) Council approved...
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Celebrate Mother’s Day 2026 with The Review Photo Contest
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More bureaucracy, less accountability
Recently, Ontario Minister of Education Paul Calandra announced a series of changes to how public-school […]
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Listening for owls on Earth
To the Editor, On Earth Day late into the night, we listened for owls in the moonlit calm of...
Cougars come back to win NCJHL championship
The Vankleek Hill Cougars are the 2026 National Capital Junior Hockey League (NCJHL) Champions!...
Review ownership changing
May 2, 2024 is my last day as publisher of The Review, after almost 32 years of seeing this...
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