Local reaction to interprovincial alcohol agreement
A local vintner and a local brewer are waiting to see how a new agreement allowing...
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Hawkesbury councillors received some unusual mail from an anonymous source during the past week....
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Collectif’s final show starts August 8
From August 8 to 23, more than 20 local artists will exhibit in the Big Beaver Schoolhouse of the...
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Suspect charged in connection with four Hawkesbury area arsons
An Alfred and Plantagenet resident is facing a series of charges in connection with four arson...
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Second-hand smoke
A lot of second-hand smoke from wildfires in Northern Ontario and Québec has passed through […]
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The wild yellow yonder
Looking west on Main Street in Vankleek Hill under yellow skies at noon on Tuesday, July 14....
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Huge crowd for Lachute en fête
Two days of music and outdoor relaxation were not ruined by weather in Lachute. The fifth annual...
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Sculpture contributed to Municipality of Casselman
A piece of locally made art is now on permanent display at the municipal office in Casselman. At...
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Hawkesbury-born tech entrepreneur makes acquisition
Samuel Arseneau, originally from Hawkesbury and a graduate of École secondaire publique Le Sommet...
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The Growcer brings greens to more consumers
Crop plants tend to grow upwards, but with vertical farming, they literally grow up. The Growcer,...
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Protect yourself from tick and mosquito bite risks
The Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU) is reminding everyone to take simple measures to prevent...
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Church tour in Fournier
The Amicale/St. Bernard Church’s Table of Friends is pleased to announce that its third Open Doors...
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Win for Proulx at Cornwall speedway
Vankleek Hill resident Christopher Proulx led wire-to-wire in the 20-lap Mini-Stock feature to...
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High-speed questions at Lachute council meeting
High-speed rail was one of the issues raised during the citizen question period when Lachute City...
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Movies at the museum
There were no cinemas in the early days of Glengarry County, and the old Border Drive-In at Curry...
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Store expansion proposal a winner with Hawkesbury council
A plan to expand a popular retail outlet in Hawkesbury is supported by town council. On Monday,...
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The 2026 Prescott-Russell Visitor Guide is here!
Step into a World of Local Delights and Hidden Gems! Whether you’re a lifelong resident, a...
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An embarrassing introduction
The state of the now closed Ontario Travel Information Centre on Highway 417 west of […]
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Alto must benefit rural Canada
To the Editor, The federal government’s Alto high-speed rail project has the potential to be...
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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