Clarence-Rockland Council questions Alto representatives
City council in Clarence-Rockland questioned representatives of Alto about the proposed high-speed...
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High-speed opponents focused on the Senate
Alt-No wants area residents opposed to the proposed high-speed rail project to urge Senators in...
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Citizen-led petition for the twinning of Autoroute 50 has more than 20,000 signatures
A citizen-led petition is calling for the immediate and complete twinning of Autoroute 50 after...
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Police seize 2,800 illegal cigarettes
On March 8, officers from the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) Argenteuil MRC detachment stopped a vehicle...
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Better communication needed
During the past week, opposition to the Alto proposal has intensified around the region. The […]
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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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Lairds of the Locks: The Scots of Bytown to showcase capital’s Scottish heritage
As the city approaches the 200th anniversary of Bytown, the Scottish Society of Ottawa and...
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GSLR Council authorizes $9.2 million for road rehabilitation, awards contracts
Grenville-sur-la-Rouge (GSLR) is preparing to invest more than $9.2 million in road and...
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Glengarry District High School wins gold at robotics competition
Glengarry District High School (GDHS) students captured the gold medal in the Intermediate...
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OFA & UPA urge suspension of Alto
As planning advances for Alto, the proposed high-speed rail corridor linking Toronto, Ottawa,...
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Virtual triage now available in Prescott-Russell
By Madison Parisien Residents of Prescott-Russell now have another option to access non-urgent...
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Bird biologist visits Vankleek Hill
By Carol Tisdall The Vankleek Hill and District Nature Society welcomed Elise Laferrière as their...
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Cougars take 2-0 lead in NCJHL semifinals
They got off to a bit of a slow start, but the Vankleek Hill Cougars ended up posting convincing...
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RRCA and SNC partner with municipalities to distribute 10,000 free trees
South Nation Conservation (SNC) and the Raisin Region Conservation Authority (RRCA) are teaming up...
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Like a rolling stone
Sisters Carol and Mary Ann Tisdall were recently out for a walk by the Ottawa River in Hawkesbury...
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Cornwall and District Real Estate Board supports Maison Interlude with $1,000 donation
On February 26, 2026, the Cornwall and District Real Estate Board (CDREB) presented a $1,000...
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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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Reconsider sidewalk and signal decision
Champlain Township Council made a disappointing decision on Thursday, February 26 when it decided not […]
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A place to call home
Everyone calls Hawkesbury the town of potential.The real question is whether we are finally ready...
Cougars close NCJHL regular season with comeback win
The Vankleek Hill Cougars (31-0-0-1) closed out a near-perfect National Capital Junior Hockey...
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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