Location: Fournier

Prayers answered: historic Saint-Bernard Catholic Church will not close

Posted by Louise Sproule | Mar 22, 2022 | News, Religion |

The historic Saint-Bernard Catholic Church in Fournier has a future. A letter from the Office of...

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Hop houses on Ridge Road – Part 3 – Growing hops during the Depression

Posted by Submitted | Sep 9, 2021 | Local History |

In this multi-part series, Review contributor André Dumont takes a look at the historic Hop Houses...

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Hop houses on Ridge Road – Part 2 – A peek inside hop houses

Posted by Submitted | Jul 27, 2021 | Local History |

In this multi-part series, Review contributor André Dumont takes a look at the historic Hop Houses...

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Memorial to residential schools created at St. Bernard Church in Fournier

Posted by Reid Masson | Jul 26, 2021 | Letters |

To The Editor, Weeks ago, all Canadians woke up to the horror from within: the...

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Hop houses on Ridge Road (County Road 10) – Part 1 – The rise and decline of hops

Posted by Submitted | Jul 13, 2021 | Local History, Top Stories |

In this multi-part series, Review contributor André Dumont takes a look at the historic Hop Houses...

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Strong opposition voiced at Casselman Alto town hall over expropriation, costs, and project viabilityMay 7, 2026
On Wednesday, May 6, concerns over property expropriation, cost, and the long-term viability of the proposed Alto high-speed rail project dominated a town hall meeting in Casselman, where speakers and attendees repeatedly raised objections to… Read more: Strong opposition voiced at Casselman Alto town hall over expropriation, costs, and project viability
Eastern Ontario communities could lose rail access under Alto plan, Reid saysMay 7, 2026
Prior to the high-speed rail meeting at town hall on Wednesday, May 6, in Casselman, Lanark-Frontenac Member of Parliament (MP) Scott Reid spoke in a one-on-one interview with The Review about what he described as… Read more: Eastern Ontario communities could lose rail access under Alto plan, Reid says