MRC d’Argenteuil calls for immediate Autoroute 50 safety measures
On Thursday, February 26, the Municipalité régionale de comté (MRC) d’Argenteuil Council...
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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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LEGO, STEM, and more at Champlain Library
March Break is just around the corner, and the Champlain Public Library is offering a variety of...
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Bank robbery in Rockland
Two people have been taken into custody following a reported robbery at a bank in Rockland....
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Do not let Alto divide us
It is clear not everyone locally is singing the same tune when it comes to […]
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Late night lunar eclipse
Throughout the weeks and months, we see the Sun by day and the Moon by night. However, a few times...
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Jim McRae among 2026 Celtic music hall inductees
The Glengarry Celtic Music Hall of Fame has announced its 2026 inductees and one of them has...
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Champlain Council says no to sidewalk and additional traffic lights on Highway 34 in Vankleek Hill
On Thursday, February 26, Champlain Township Council unanimously decided, without discussion, not...
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Legacy in Motion: Wilson Farms and Ontario Four announce landmark partnership for 2026 Season
Wilson Farms of Vankleek Hill has been named the official Supreme Champion Sponsor for the 2026...
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Posthumous award for late Vankleek Hill agriculture expert
The late Bradley Barton has been honoured with a prestigious national award for his contributions...
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VCI business students raise funds for breast cancer research through cupcake sale
By Madison Parisien Students in the Grade 10 and 11 business class at Vankleek Hill Collegiate...
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Lighting up the night at Lachute’s Marche aux Flambeaux
The city of Lachute’s annual Marche aux Flambeaux took place on the evening of Friday, February...
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Riding through time at the Ste-Anne-de-Prescott Antique Snowmobile Ride
The annual Ste-Anne-de-Prescott Antique Snowmobile Ride took place on Saturday, February 21,...
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Champlain, East Hawkesbury, and North Glengarry are actively reducing road salt usage
Amid provincial concerns about road salt shortages, the Township of Champlain, the Township of...
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Local high schools competing in regional curling tournament
By Madison Parisien Two local high school curling teams are representing their schools at the...
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Vankleek Hill company acquiring additional product line
On Friday, February 27, METEC Metal Technology Inc. announced it is purchasing the...
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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’s hydro rumour
Even though the Mayor of Hawkesbury has publicly said twice that Hydro Hawkesbury, the municipally […]
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The Alto project
The following is an edited version of a letter sent by Dr. Allan Simpson to Directors of the...
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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