Author: Bonnie Laing

Coffee with a conscience: Totem Roasters arrives on the Hill

Posted by Bonnie Laing | Aug 20, 2019 | Food & Drink, Local Business, Top Stories |

Little did Carl Dubé realize six years ago when he set out to buy some equipment from a defunk...

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Retreat and Restore at Répica Station

Posted by Bonnie Laing | Aug 6, 2019 | Educational, Health & Wellness, Local Business |

Affected by the heat, work or any of the other stresses of modern life? Then head to Répica...

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A way with words: L’Orignal native has done ground-breaking work on bilingual language development

Posted by Bonnie Laing | Jul 22, 2019 | Education, Family, Top Stories |

“I enjoy studying languages and I like helping people, so my career is a natural fit,” says Andrea...

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The best of both worlds

Posted by Bonnie Laing | Jul 8, 2019 | Arts, Entertainment, Music |

Blues on Tuesday in Vankleek Hill with Terry Gillespie is back, at least for two more months! And...

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Out of Africa: A life-changing experience

Posted by Bonnie Laing | Jun 6, 2019 | Education, Health & Wellness, Life |

“No experience in my life has transformed me both professionally and personally like my first trip...

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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