Category: Features
On this date – 1923 – Canada’s smallest curler wins Hill singles contest
This Week in Local History – March 29, 2023 – The Review Archives 10 Years ago Garbage...
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Living life to the fullest
Still laughing at 100 years old, Jean Morrison never lets age stand in her way One doesn’t...
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A lifetime love of birdwatching
Vankleek Hill’s Bill Radix has participated in 64 Audubon Christmas Bird counts After more...
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Dedicated volunteers at Boutique Madeleine
In Hawkesbury, a group of very dedicated ladies make sure everyone in the community has good...
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On this date – 1973 – Running costs of ’75 cars will soar
This Week in Local History – March 1, 2023 – The Review Archives 10 Years ago Anarchy reigns in...
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Curling clubs rebounding from pandemic
Curling, like many other sports and social activities, took a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic...
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The day the army came to town
Canadian Army Train rallied the public to support the war effort in 1942 On February 23 and 24,...
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Création La Vie stoves cook and heat with candle power
A hot meal, staying warm, and seeing can be difficult if the electricity is off, but a couple in...
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Mont Rigaud is growing up fast
Growing number of skiers means expansions and upgrades for the ‘Ski Kindergarten of...
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Book and CD on Montréal music scene created in Vankleek Hill
A new book and CD that provides an intimate glimpse into the Montréal folk music scene has just...
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This Week in Local History – The Review Archives – 50 Years Ago: Flash fire guts Welden Mechanical Services
10 Years ago St-Albert in shock after cheese factory burns down The Review, February 6, 2013 –...
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End of an era for Hawkesbury’s Maitre Charle menswear store
When Maitre Charle closes its doors on February 25, it will be the end of an era of menswear...
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