Author: Theresa Ketterling

Sustainable energy, lower pay mentioned in new economic profile of UCPR

Posted by Theresa Ketterling | Nov 16, 2016 | Business |

A new “economic profile” of the United Counties of Prescott and Russell emphasizes a...

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Good neighbours

Posted by Theresa Ketterling | Nov 16, 2016 | Editorials |

Last week at the United Counties, Michel Chrétien, director of emergency services, presented a...

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Ranked ballots not worth it in Hawkesbury, council decides

Posted by Theresa Ketterling | Nov 16, 2016 | Local Politics, News, Top Stories |

Hawkesbury council will stick with the status quo municipal elections, despite some opportunity...

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Brunton Craig writes poetry about his wayward youth

Posted by Theresa Ketterling | Nov 14, 2016 | Arts, Books, News |

Poet Brunton Craig will be reading from his first collection, called Shooting the Shit, on...

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Town can’t evict Le Chenail, judge decides

Posted by Theresa Ketterling | Nov 14, 2016 | Art, Local Politics, Top Stories |

A judge has rejected Hawkesbury’s attempt to evict Le Chenail Cultural Centre from Maison de L’Ile...

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Tessier Street project going aheadJuly 21, 2026
Digging and rebuilding will soon begin on another section of rough street in Hawkesbury. On June 22, Hawkesbury Council adopted a resolution setting the budget for the reconstruction of Tessier Street between Cameron Street and… Read more: Tessier Street project going ahead
High-speed questions at Lachute council meetingJuly 20, 2026
High-speed rail was one of the issues raised during the citizen question period when Lachute City Council met on July 6. “Is there anything you can inform us about Alto? What’s going on?” asked Ben… Read more: High-speed questions at Lachute council meeting