Fraud arrest in Hawkesbury
A Montréal resident is facing a series of fraud-related charges in Hawkesbury. According to the...
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A plan to make Vankleek Hill’s Main Street green and beautiful
Once the digging is finished after the planned reconstruction of Main Street in Vankleek Hill,...
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Plantagenet traffic stop leads to series of charges for Ottawa man
On the night of March 25, at around 1 a.m., OPP officers from Hawkesbury Detachment conducted a...
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Fire destroys building near Glen Robertson
A building on a farm property near Glen Robertson was destroyed by fire during the morning of...
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A plan everyone should support
Two citizens who care deeply about their community and the world around it have presented […]
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Otter on the Ottawa
Soon the ice will be gone on the Ottawa River and its tributaries, but this river otter still had...
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Sponsored Gaming fun Close to home – Visit Delta Bingo & Gaming in Hawkesbury
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Harrington Council gives itself a 2.4 per cent raise
On Monday, March 16, Harrington Council unanimously awarded itself a raise of 2.4 per cent. The...
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Hawkesbury food stand owners keep it clean
There’s no trash on the ground around Bob’s Food Stand in Hawkesbury. Recently, Hawkesbury town...
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The sweetest time of year is here
Despite it seeming like winter weather will never end, maple syrup season has arrived as a sure...
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Term renewed for HGH Chief of Staff
The Hawkesbury and District General Hospital (HGH) Board of Directors has renewed Dr. Paul...
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David Stringer discusses Canada’s Northwest Passage in Vankleek Hill
Submitted by Mary Ann and Carol Tisdall A full house gathered at the Creating Centre in Vankleek...
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Hawkesbury Knights Win 2026 St. Lawrence Division Championship
By Madison Parisien In Tier III Junior hockey, the Hawkesbury Knights are the 2026 St. Lawrence...
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NFU-O outlines concerns and recommendations on Alto high-speed rail project
The National Farmers Union – Ontario (NFU-O) has released its policy position on the proposed Alto...
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Turbo; Canada’s first high-speed venture
There were high hopes for high-speed travel with the Turbo Train, but it was unable to deliver....
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Lachute’s Recytronic receives $306,000 in federal funds
On Thursday, March 19, Argenteuil—La Petite-Nation Member of Parliament (MP) Stéphane Lauzon...
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Valentine’s Day Photo Contest 2026: Then and Now
Entries are closed for the 2026 Contest. Check back next year! Valentine’s Day has a way of...
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Hawkesbury council and the Ombudsman’s report
An Ombudsman of Ontario report indicating that Hawkesbury council met in a closed session in […]
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Alto or health care? You choose!
To the Editor, We are in a nationwide health care crisis! Hospitals and their emergency facilities...
Cougars to face Westport in NCJHL finals
NCJHL Championship series begins in Vankleek Hill this Saturday The Vankleek Hill Cougars will...
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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