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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Possible loss of trail to Alto discussed by UCPR Council
Speculation that the Alto high-speed rail line could end up taking over the route of the Prescott...
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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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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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Social media, children and adults
Manitoba is about to become the first Canadian province to ban social media and AI […]
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Get growing with the seed library
Spring is finally here, time to get your hands in the soil and start growing! Whether you’re an...
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Russell Gauley breakfast is this Sunday
A first Sunday of May tradition is back again this Sunday, May 3. The annual Russell Gauley...
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2026 Municipal Elections: Nominations Open in Champlain Township
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2026 municipal election in Champlain Township....
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Songbird Coffeehouse now open in Vankleek Hill
In Vankleek Hill, there is a new place to enjoy a coffee with a friend, or to grab one to go for...
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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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Province provides $2.8 million for primary care in Prescott-Russell
As part of this plan to connect everyone in Ontario to a publicly funded family doctor, nurse...
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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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Casselman Vikings capture championship
In front of their home crowd on April 11, the Casselman Vikings delivered a championship-clinching...
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Vankleek Hill and District Nature Society hosts Community Clean‑Up
By Carol Tisdall On Saturday, April 25, in honour of Earth Day, several members of the Vankleek...
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Bob Hartley is honourary chair of parish golf tournament
Saint-Pierre-Apôtre Parish in Hawkesbury is presenting the first edition of its community golf...
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Local employers highlight skilled trades shortages and hiring challenges in SDG and Prescott-Russell
Skilled trades positions remain the most difficult roles for employers to fill across the United...
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Celebrate Mother’s Day 2026 with The Review Photo Contest
Your mother: today, yesterday, and always. This popular local contest encourages participants to...
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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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Alto, or no?
To the Editor, The idea of a high-speed train created curiosity at first. The more we read and reflect, the more we question the real value for money of a high-speed train connecting Toronto to Québec City via...
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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