Author: Maxime Myre

Born to be wild across the globe

Posted by Maxime Myre | Dec 12, 2017 | News |

Gilles Robert, 71, used to own and operate food distribution businesses in the Hawkesbury area. He...

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Boil-water advisory lifted December 13, after burst pipe at Hawkesbury water plant disrupted water supply to three communities

Posted by Maxime Myre | Dec 11, 2017 | News, Top Stories |

UPDATE: 3:20 P.M., December 13, 2017: The boil-water advisory in Hawkesbury, Vankleek Hill and...

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Place La Seigneurie launches second phase, seeks buyers

Posted by Maxime Myre | Dec 9, 2017 | Business, Economy, Local Business |

Place La Seigneurie in L’Orignal has effectively doubled in size with the official...

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Medical cannabis grower (Evexia) could create 400 jobs in Lachute

Posted by Maxime Myre | Dec 9, 2017 | Business, Local Business, Top Stories |

A cannabis production facility will be built in Lachute. Evexia Wellness Management (Evexia), a...

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Marie-Claude Ivanski, Louise Sproule receive JP St. Pierre awards for community contributions

Posted by Maxime Myre | Dec 6, 2017 | Community Building, Local Politics, News, Top Stories |

Gary J. Barton, Warden of the United Counties of Prescott and Russell (UCPR), was honoured by his...

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Second suspect charged in Clarence-Rockland homicideJune 12, 2026
A second suspect is now facing charges in connection with the death of a Clarence-Rockland man in 2025. On Thursday, June 11, 37-year-old Jessica St. Michael of Ottawa, was arrested by the Ontario Provincial Police… Read more: Second suspect charged in Clarence-Rockland homicide
Hawkesbury among next communities to lose door-to-door mail deliveryJune 12, 2026
Beginning in 2027, Canada Post will begin discontinuing door-to-door mail delivery for residents of Hawkesbury. On Thursday, June 11, the federal crown corporation announced that Hawkesbury addresses are among the 158,000 addresses in Ontario which… Read more: Hawkesbury among next communities to lose door-to-door mail delivery