New music option at Vankleek Hill Collegiate Institute
Vankleek Hill Collegiate Institute will be offering something new for the 2019-2020 school year. Beginning on September 24, a Music-for-Credit
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Province, feds reach agreement on French university, Simard staying independent
The Université de l’Ontario français will exist, someday, somehow. The Ontario government had cancelled its financial support for the project
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Union displeased about elimination of school support positions by UCDSB
The Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation (OSSTF) union is warning that an Upper Canada District School Board decision to lay
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La Nation chooses design for $9.4 million Limoges sports complex
La Nation council has selected a design for the new sports complex in Limoges. On July 8, council approved a
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Champlain Library gets grant to help seniors develop computer skills
So much of life today is dependent on computers and adapting to that can be a challenge for people used
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Vankleek Hill youth selected for training course
This summer will be filled with new challenges and experiences for Sergeant Simon Gazey from 57 Stormont Dundas and Glengarry
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A way with words: L’Orignal native has done ground-breaking work on bilingual language development
“I enjoy studying languages and I like helping people, so my career is a natural fit,” says Andrea MacLeod of
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Vankleek Hill Cadet learns pipes, drums to teach other cadets this fall
Patrick Rochon from the Glengarry S D & G 57 Cadets based in Vankleek Hill has been selected to participate
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Touch a Pet event runs July 13 in Dalkeith
Dalkeith Plus is following up their two successful “Touch” events with Touch a Pet this Saturday, July 13. Attendees are
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Alexandria student wins francophone scholarship
The season of high school graduations and awards recently peaked and a student at École secondaire catholique Le Relais in
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