Anti-Alto sign exhibit appears in East Hawkesbury
A colourful display of giant letters and other signage in opposition of the proposed Alto project...
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Students across Prescott-Russell receive Job Succession Scholarships
There are 11 high school graduates across Prescott-Russell whose post-secondary education costs...
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Argenteuil museum now fully accredited in Québec
The Musée régionale d’Argenteuil Regional Museum has successfully obtained museum accreditation...
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House fire in Grenville
Late in the afternoon on Friday, July 3, there was a minor fire at a residence on rue Principale...
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Province planned poorly in Hawkesbury
A lack of careful planning and discernment at the provincial level means drivers in Hawkesbury […]
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Trees Parade keeps promoting conservation
Charlie Kazak is still planting environmental conservation in the minds of others. The annual...
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Find out about this year’s Vankleek Hill Fair
The days of getting excited when the Sears Christmas Wish Book arrived are gone, but in Vankleek...
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An Alexandria entrepreneur wants to be the next Mayor of North Glengarry
Cody Pierce is challenging two-term incumbent Jamie MacDonald for the role in the October 26...
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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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Fair time in Maxville
Three days of fun celebrating the local agricultural community took place in Maxville from Friday,...
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Helping English speaking residents navigate the health system in the Laurentians
For many of the estimated 47,000 English-speaking residents of the Laurentians, navigating...
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Discover Dalkeith’s heritage and history
By Pat Kerr Approaching the crest of a hill between Breadalbane and Brodie, as you enter the...
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Ladouceur in the spotlight this season at Cornwall Motor Speedway
Tristan Ladouceur of Alexandria is only 19 years old, already in his fifth season as a DIRT track...
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Parents at Lachute French school not pleased about cancellation of English program
The parent’s committee at a French-language elementary school in Lachute is not pleased with a...
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Around the bases for Alzheimer’s in Vankleek Hill
A summer baseball tradition returned to Mill Street Park in Vankleek Hill on Saturday, July 4. The...
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May unemployment figures for Prescott-Russell
The unemployment situation in Prescott-Russell showed mixed and modest statistics in May,...
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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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Canada, more than ever
This Canada Day, we need to be committed to a strong, independent, and united country […]
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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
May 2, 2024 is my last day as publisher of The Review, after almost 32 years of seeing this...
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