Health unit mergers on hold, changes unlikely in 2020 says Roumeliotis
An Ontario government plan to merge the province’s 35 public health units into 10 new agencies is on hold, and
Locations: Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry
Alexandria artist marries poetry and paintings in first book
Fragments, a recently published book by Bobi Leutschaft Poitras, features both poetry and paintings by the Alexandria artist. Leutschaft Poitras
North Glengarry pays tribute to veterans with Remembrance Day Banner Campaign
The Township of North Glengarry is paying tribute to veterans with a “Lest We Forget” banner campaign in the lead-up
Maxville quilt show showcases guild members’ work
A sea of colour filled Maxville United Church during the Highland Quilters’ Guild two-day quilt show November 1 and 2.
A postcard from the past: Maxville celebrates heritage with historical mural
On October 30 a new mural was unveiled in King George Park, in Maxville – and it’s left the community
Magical Christmas in Dunvegan
Dunvegan will come alive December 7 and 8 with the sounds and spirit of Christmas past. In partnership with the
Dalkeith…Plus! celebrates its third anniversary with a brunch
Dalkeith…Plus! welcomes the public to join members and volunteers to celebrate its third anniversary on Saturday, November 9, from 10
One fatality at collision on County Road 20
An 87-year-old Cornwall man died as the result of a collision on County Road 20 on October 26, 2019. On
Brenda Wilson launches new novel: “Takewing a.m.”
Brenda Wilson, a long-time past resident of North Glengarry, will be returning to the Cornwall Public Library on November 6th
Former township tax collector charged following investigation
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has charged a North Glengarry Township resident following a lengthy investigation into allegations of municipal corruption