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This Week in Local History – May 5, 2021 – The Review Archives

Posted by Reid Masson | Apr 30, 2021 | Local History |

10 Years ago Conservative MP Lemieux re-elected for third term The Review, May 4, 2011 –...

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Need to better define ‘essential services’

Posted by Submitted | Apr 30, 2021 | Coronavirus, Letters |

An article in the newspaper entitled: “Contractors confused by Ontario’s pandemic...

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‘Babes Supporting Babes’ movement boosts small business in Vankleek Hill

Posted by Reid Masson | Apr 26, 2021 | Business, Community Building, Fashion & Style, Local Business, News, Top Stories |

A Vankleek Hill retailer is creating a buzz with a campaign to support other small businesses in...

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Ignorance is … normal

Posted by Mike Gasher | Apr 26, 2021 | Columnists |

I don’t know. I’ve uttered these words often in my life, and still do. Some may find that...

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Ideas, drawing and a pledge to plant trees are the winners of The Review’s Earth Day Contest

Posted by Reid Masson | Apr 25, 2021 | Community Building, Contests, Educational, Family, Life, Top Stories |

A booklet of ideas, a drawing of an ocean-cleaning machine, and a pledge to plant 10 trees in 2021...

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North Glengarry Council endorses EOWC position on Alto high-speed rail projectApril 16, 2026
On Monday, April 13, North Glengarry Council unanimously endorsed the Eastern Ontario Wardens’ Caucus (EOWC) resolution opposing the Alto high-speed rail project in its current form. The EOWC resolution expresses opposition to the Alto project… Read more: North Glengarry Council endorses EOWC position on Alto high-speed rail project
Parks not likely in path of AltoApril 14, 2026
Two area provincial parks are not likely in the path of the proposed Alto high-speed passenger rail line. According to Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation, and Parks spokesperson Gary Wheeler, the Ministry is currently… Read more: Parks not likely in path of Alto