Author: Reid Masson

This Week in Local History – The Review Archives – 50 Years Ago: PCPS buses go off road due to storm – but students home safely!

Posted by Reid Masson | Jan 25, 2023 | Local History |

10 Years ago Blowing snow forces closure of Highway 417 The Review, January 23, 2013 –...

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A new year – a new you?

Posted by Reid Masson | Jan 23, 2023 | Family, Life |

The start of a new year always brings resolutions, goal setting and mindset changing for many...

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End of an era for Hawkesbury’s Maitre Charle menswear store

Posted by Reid Masson | Jan 23, 2023 | Features, Local Business, Top Stories |

When Maitre Charle closes its doors on February 25, it will be the end of an era of menswear...

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Hawks top Carleton Place, Cornwall to extend streak

Posted by Reid Masson | Jan 23, 2023 | Sports |

Landon Brownlee (19) celebrates his shootout winning goal in the Hawks 4-3 win over Cornwall....

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Local pair travels to Japan to earn Kyokushin Karate black belts

Posted by Reid Masson | Jan 23, 2023 | Features, Sports |

Vankleek Hill veterinarian Glen Collard and Hawkesbury town councillor Antonios Tsourounakis...

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SDG Council rejects Alto request for land access and NDAJune 23, 2026
The Alto crown corporation will not be allowed on land owned by the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry (SDG) to perform studies related to the proposed high-speed rail project. On Monday, June 15,… Read more: SDG Council rejects Alto request for land access and NDA
Minister orders study into southern route to KingstonJune 22, 2026
The Ottawa to Peterborough line for the Alto project could take a southern route with a stop in Kingston. On Monday, June 22, federal Minister of Transport Steven MacKinnon, with Alto President and CEO Martin… Read more: Minister orders study into southern route to Kingston