Rolling Barrage roars into Hawkesbury
In land warfare, a rolling barrage is a slow-moving artillery attack. It’s also the name of a campaign led by
Locations: Ottawa
Success of local boxers a sign that sport is popular in the area
Boxing is packing a punch in Hawkesbury. Three local boxers from the Willett Boxing Club based at HyperTrain Athletics on
Child injured by fence in Russell
A childwas injured on Friday afternoon (July 26) after an incident at the Russell fairgrounds. According to Russell County OPP
UCPR faces provincial investigation over reduction in ambulance calls outside boundaries
The United Counties of Prescott and Russell (UCPR) is standing firm when it comes to reducing the number of calls
Garden Path products available at Ottawa International Airport shop
The Ottawa International Airport Authority announced its new Airport Concession Program to employees, partners, and stakeholders on June 27 and
Flotilla will travel up the Ottawa and back again for autism
Sail away in support of autism awareness! On July 27, you can bring your boat or personal watercraft and travel
Researcher says higher taxes would lead to lower smoking and lung cancer rates
For Dr. Doug Gray, cancer research is clearly a personal passion. Gray is a researcher at The Ottawa Hospital Research
Local photographer received the prestigious title of CRAFTSMAN OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS in Montreal
The Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC) organization has announced that Orleans photographer Marie-Eve Séguin has been designated as a “Craftsman
Water in Alfred-Plantagenet, Hawkesbury, to rise above May 2017 levels in next few days
The South Nation Conservation Authority has advised that water levels in the Clarence-Rockland and Alfred-Plantagenet area have risen 0.35 m
Rain forecast bumped up to possible 65 mm; South Nation now says water levels could match those of 2017 flood
An updated flood watch from South Nation Conservation now says that flood levels could be the same as those extreme