L’Orignal’s Riverest waterfront destination will open to the public June 23
L’Orignal’s historic Riverest restaurant and waterfront destination will open to the public on Wednesday June 23, with hands-on training scheduled
Locations: L’Orignal
L’Orignal Beach open to Champlain residents, township working with EOHU on easing restrictions for visitors
L’Orignal Beach reopened to Champlain Township residents last weekend, and while outside visitors are upset the beach is not open
Champlain Township awaiting answers on if L’Orignal Beach can open, admission to be restricted to township residents only at first
With the recent heat wave, many residents, as well as Champlain Township administration, are looking forward to the reopening of
L’Orignal mother whose baby’s life was saved by CHEO encourages donations to annual telethon
Margaret McLeod will be forever grateful to the staff at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) for saving her
L’Orignal’s Riverest waterfront restaurant and marina expected to open in early June
The transformation of L’Orignal’s historic Riverest into a waterfront destination is nearing completion, with the new restaurant expected to open
Champlain Township holding online public forum May 12 on new Strategic Plan
Champlain Township residents will have one last chance to give their opinion on the municipality’s proposed Strategic Plan, at an
Learning stuff; reader says it is time for country to develop a new way of life
To The Editor, Within the past rather quiet few months, I learned a few things: how to deal with covid
Thank You and Well Done to those working at Hawkesbury vaccination centre
Dear Editor of The Review: We got vaccinated yesterday in Hawkesbury and we must say, it was a strange (a
Champlain Township seeking new Director of Public Works
Champlain Township is looking for a new Director of Public Works. James McMahon, who has been director of the public
Action Champlain will request an appeal of LPAT decision on cement plant
Action Champlain will request an appeal of a recent decision by the Ontario Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (LPAT), which ruled