Ontario’s first francophone cabinet minister
Did you know the first Franco-Ontarian cabinet minister in the Province of Ontario was from...
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Category: Local History
The work behind the apples at Le Verger de Hudson Biologique
When Anick Joanisse and her husband, Éric Léger, planted their first apple trees in 2003, they...
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Holy Trinity Anglican Church celebrates 180 years in Hawkesbury
On Sunday, August 30, Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Hawkesbury celebrated 180 years of worship...
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University of Aberdeen Researcher seeks local voices to explore culture and identity
A doctoral researcher with personal ties to Glengarry is seeking to speak with residents in the...
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Family History Day at Lochiel Centre
A Family History Day took place on Sunday, August 23 at the Lochiel Centre in North Glengarry as...
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Duncan presents cenotaph revitalization project to North Glengarry Council
Four cenotaphs across North Glengarry could receive significant upgrades in 2027 as part of a...
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People and places of the past, visitors from the present at the Vankleek Hill Museum
The combination of sharing Vankleek Hill’s history and welcoming visitors to town continues this...
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Église Sainte-Anne needs some TLC
Église Sainte-Anne is the most prominent landmark of its namesake village, and the historic church...
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History and ice cream meet at Higginson Tower
One of Vankleek Hill’s landmark historic sites has the scoop for summer. On Saturday August 1,...
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Barn blessing in Sainte-Anne-de Prescott
In Ste-Anne-de-Prescott, the 24th modern-day pilgrimage in honour of Saint Anne culminated with...
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Church tour in Fournier
The Amicale/St. Bernard Church’s Table of Friends is pleased to announce that its third Open Doors...
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Historic plaque unveiled at site of Proulx Cheese Factory
At one time, rural cheese factories were almost as ubiquitous as barns in rural Ontario. That has...
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