Month: August 2025

Lachute residents unite to clean along Rivière du Nord

Posted by Philip Oddi | Aug 8, 2025 | Environment, Local Politics, News |

Lachute residents gathered early Thursday morning, August 7, to help clean up Rivière du Nord...

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New service brings cannabis health advice to Vankleek Hill

Posted by Philip Oddi | Aug 8, 2025 | Health & Wellness, News, Top Stories |

Cannabis retailer Ingram & Sons in Vankleek Hill is partnering with Apothecare, a...

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Prescott County 4-H Judging Evening held

Posted by Submitted | Aug 8, 2025 | Agriculture, Educational, Life |

The Prescott County 4-H club hosted a most enjoyable evening for 4-H youth Monday evening, July 28...

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Grenville and neighbouring municipalities want province to repave Route 344

Posted by James Morgan | Aug 7, 2025 | Local Politics, News |

The village of Grenville is hoping to convince the Québec government to repave a long section of...

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New park for pooches opens in Brownsburg-Chatham

Posted by Philip Oddi | Aug 7, 2025 | Community Building, Life, News |

A new dog park has opened at Parc de la Nature in Brownsburg-Chatham. The fully enclosed space...

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TOP STORIES

Strong opposition voiced at Casselman Alto town hall over expropriation, costs, and project viabilityMay 7, 2026
On Wednesday, May 6, concerns over property expropriation, cost, and the long-term viability of the proposed Alto high-speed rail project dominated a town hall meeting in Casselman, where speakers and attendees repeatedly raised objections to… Read more: Strong opposition voiced at Casselman Alto town hall over expropriation, costs, and project viability
Eastern Ontario communities could lose rail access under Alto plan, Reid saysMay 7, 2026
Prior to the high-speed rail meeting at town hall on Wednesday, May 6, in Casselman, Lanark-Frontenac Member of Parliament (MP) Scott Reid spoke in a one-on-one interview with The Review about what he described as… Read more: Eastern Ontario communities could lose rail access under Alto plan, Reid says