Chute-a-Blondeau couple cycling in memory of grandmother to raise awareness of women’s issues
When he lost his beloved grandmother on March 30, Jason Ellis found himself in the same situation as many others
Locations: Chute-à-Blondeau
Local Catholic churches re-opening for regular services
This coming Sunday, June 21, Catholic parishioners of local towns and villages will be welcomed back to church. An invitation
OPP, Fire Marshal investigating cause of garage fire in Chute-à-Blondeau
UPDATED at 5:04 p.m. on 05/30/2020 The third major fire in a week locally occurred early on Saturday morning in
COVID-19 curtails start of camping season in Québec
With Ontario’s Victoria Day and Québec’s Fête des patriotes long weekend approaching, the best place to go camping is probably
Six parishes join together to celebrate Easter on virtual platform, shared on social media
As the churches of the six parishes of the Unité pastorale Soleil Levant — Saint Grégoire de Nazianze, Saint-Bernardin, Saint-Jean-Baptiste
Resident asks why road name not changed, East Hawkesbury council highlights
An East Hawkesbury resident wants to know why the name of the road she lives on has not been changed.
Funding helps local businesses improve processes, remain competitive
This week, $306,153 in funding from the federal government was announced for local businesses to spur innovation and ensure job
“It’s been a good year,” says Kirby about year as UCPR Warden
Robert Kirby’s year as Warden of the United Counties of Prescott and Russell (UCPR) has come to an end. Kirby,
Chute-à-Blondeau group makes more than 16,000 poppies by hand for Remembrance Day
No one knows how many metres—or kilometres– of yarn they used, but members of the Cercle des fermières in Chute-à-Blondeau
Chief, several firefighters resign in East Hawkesbury
The Township of East Hawkesbury is looking to replace firefighters after several recent resignations. Township Chief Administrative Officer Luc Lalonde