Number of UCPR employees on Ontario ‘sunshine list’ doubles in five years
(Unless otherwise specified, the figures cited in this story reflect salary not including benefits.) The number of people at the
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Stretched thin: local paramedics responded to average of four calls a day outside Prescott-Russell last year
Updated: April 3, 1:45 p.m. Last year, United Counties of Prescott and Russell paramedics responded to just over three calls
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$25 million in investments through Agricultural Clean Technology Program
The federal government recently announced that it would be investing $25 million in the development and adoption of clean technologies
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‘Goal isn’t to go on strike’ says chair of Valoris union member bargaining team
Carl Brisson says Valoris’s collective agreement offer was “far” from what its unionized employees were looking for when it comes
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Volunteers dedicate time, art and talent to improving mental health services
A special fundraising event will take place on Friday, April 13, 2018 at Déjà Vu Restaurant & Bar in Hawkesbury.
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Shop local with the CCPRCC’s Chamberdollars
March 2018 will mark the launch of the Prescott-Russell Chamber of Commerce’s (CCPRCC) Chamberdollars program. The initiative will take the
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Lachute 2018 budget focuses on infrastructure and long-term development
For 2018, the City of Lachute’s budget has two recurring themes: long-term vision and quality of life. As with many
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Unpaid fines costing UCPR millions of dollars
While the number of fineable offenses are going down in the United Counties of Prescott and Russell (UCPR), the dollar
Read moreGetting UCPR’s ducks in a row before election season
You’ve heard of being a “sitting duck”, but have you ever heard of being a “lame duck”? That’s what the
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Groupe Convex receives $850,000 in funds from federal government
This week, MP Francis Drouin announced that Groupe Convex would be receiving over $850,000 in funding from the Government of
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