Anti-Alto walk ends in Ottawa with petition to King
The Long Walk to be Heard ended in Ottawa on Thursday, November 12 with messages not only for the...
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Grenville-sur-la-Rouge (GSLR) Councillor Natalia Czarnecka has been suspended indefinitely from...
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LRHS marks Remembrance Day with student-led ceremony
Students at Laurentian Regional High School (LRHS) in Lachute marked Remembrance Day on Wednesday,...
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One arrest, drugs and cash seized in Hawkesbury
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) East Region Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU) has arrested an...
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Reasons to remember
Today is Remembrance Day. The general idea of the day is to remember those who […]
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Go Consigne brings refundable container pickup service to Argenteuil, Vaudreuil-Soulanges
Québec residents looking to recover the deposits on their empty beverage containers without making...
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Alexandria Welcomes the Return of Baby, Please Come Home
The holiday season is coming to life in Alexandria as the community prepares to celebrate the 6th...
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Library’s future remains uncertain after packed Saint-André-d’Argenteuil council meeting
Residents filled the Saint-André-d’Argenteuil council chambers on Tuesday, November 3, with some...
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Laurentian Bank closes Lachute branch as part of Québec-wide shutdown
The Laurentian Bank branch in Lachute has permanently closed, ending the financial institution’s...
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Rising diesel costs add pressure to Eastern Ontario farms
Rising diesel prices are adding to the financial pressures facing farmers in Eastern Ontario,...
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A new way to walk
There’s a new group for women who like to walk. In October, a Grenville resident started...
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Hawkesbury gathers for Remembrance Day
Citizens of Hawkesbury gathered at the cenotaph by Cartier Boulevard on Wednesday, November 11 for...
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Cougars stay undefeated with weekend wins
The Vankleek Hill Cougars kept their undefeated 2026-2027 National Capital Junior Hockey League...
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Logan’s running to provincial and national competitions
Logan MacKinnon is running the distance. The dedicated competitive distance runner, who is in...
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Christmas Bazaar at Chevaux d’Espoir
Help a home for horses and enjoy some holiday hospitality! On Saturday, December 12, from 11:00 am...
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Home Tour brings out best of Vankleek Hill homes and hospitality
At least 1,000 people participated in the annual Vankleek Hill Christmas Home Tour on Saturday,...
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We are still waiting for answers
On August 28, our Editor’s Desk contacted the Alto corporation with some requests. We are […]
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Bill C-39 and national interest
To the Editor, I hang a maple leaf flag outside my house, I care about Canada and I’m wary of...
Cougars win twice to move into first place
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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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