Location: Plantagenet

Marie-Ève Vézina and Johnny Hayes share a love for the true beauty of music

Posted by Cedrik Bertrand | Feb 19, 2018 | Art, Music, Top Stories |

Pointe-au-Chêne native Marie-Ève Vézina has a deep-rooted passion for the beauty and authenticity...

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Hawkesbury recreational soccer will be a no-show for 2018 due to lack of volunteers

Posted by Cedrik Bertrand | Feb 5, 2018 | Sports, Top Stories |

Children and parents awaiting the return of recreational soccer in Hawkesbury might have to wait...

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Educating youth, finding them local jobs thanks to $250,000 injection of funds

Posted by Cedrik Bertrand | Jan 26, 2018 | Business, Economy, Local Business, Top Stories |

The Employment Services Centre (CSEPR) hopes to stop the exodus of young people from...

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A record year for the Plantagenet Bean Festival

Posted by Clark McGillis | Sep 19, 2017 | Agriculture, Events, Food & Drink, News |

More than 7,000 people gathered in the small village of Plantagenet for the 7th edition of the...

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Video sparked a protest and outrage on social media

Posted by Maxime Myre | Aug 15, 2017 | News, Top Stories |

A video was posted online recently by Animal Justice that allegedly shows Papanack Zoo employees...

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Argenteuil museum submits historical report to AltoMay 2, 2026
The Musée régionale d’Argenteuil Regional Museum has become involved in concerns the possible Alto high-speed rail line could impact historic sites in Saint-André-d’Argenteuil and Brownsburg-Chatham. On April 24, the museum submitted a report about human… Read more: Argenteuil museum submits historical report to Alto
Trees for Hope taking root against rail line uncertaintyMay 1, 2026
Property owners concerned their land could be part of the proposed Alto high-speed rail line are hoping to stand firm like a tall oak, maple, or pine against the possibility. Isabel Deslauriers of St-Eugène decided… Read more: Trees for Hope taking root against rail line uncertainty