Teachers stage one-day strike, education labour challenges continue
Labour issues in education are having their effect locally. On Wednesday, December 4, about 100 teachers and educational support staff
Locations: Alexandria
Find out how to help in your community: Guignolée and Christmas basket season is here
The Christmas season is approaching, and that means local food banks and community organizations are into the season of food
Alexandria artist marries poetry and paintings in first book
Fragments, a recently published book by Bobi Leutschaft Poitras, features both poetry and paintings by the Alexandria artist. Leutschaft Poitras
When the lights come on again: Bright Nights Festival happening in Alexandria
After a one-year break, the glow of Christmas lights will once again be seen on Island Park in December. The
Local hero inspires new thriller, Graveyard Shift
“I’d barely started my shift when I discovered that Cornwall Police Service’s Sgt. Scott Coulter had stopped a robbery overnight,”
Glengarry archives preparing “forever home” in heritage building
Purchasing an older building comes with moments of uncertainty. “There have been some tense moments,” acknowledges archivist Allan MacDonald of
Two arrested in connection with October 7 home invasion in Alexandria
On October 7, 2019 at approximately 6:06 p.m., members of the SDG Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded
Benefit dinner will raise funds for Child Haven
Child Haven is holding its annual benefit dinner at the Bonnie Glen Pavilion on Friday, November 1. Child Haven is
Glengarry Historical Society Speaker Series
The Glengarry Historical Society (GHS) has announced upcoming speakers for speaker series. Allan McDonald will speak about “The McDonnell House,
Alexandria debuts bicentennial mural
One way that Alexandria is celebrating its 200th anniversary is by the creation of a mural on the municipality’s main