Hawkesbury borrowing building inspectors from other municipalities
The Town of Hawkesbury has a building inspector shortage and is looking to neighbouring municipalities to temporarily fill the need.
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Hawkesbury councillor reminds hydro customers that they now have billing options
Having the power to choose how you pay for power was discussed when Hawkesbury council met on November 30. Councillor
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Hawkesbury council turns down proposal for tourism committee
Hawkesbury council had decided it is not the time to create a tourism advisory committee which would have discussed ways
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Hawkesbury council approves distillery lot
The planning process has advanced for a new industry and attraction coming to Hawkesbury. On October 1, town council approved
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Hawkesbury council says no to developers’ request for extension on failed Christ-Roi deal
The future of the former site of École Christ-Roi in Hawkesbury was on the agenda again when Hawkesbury town council
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Hawkesbury council looking ahead with plans for Confederation Park
Hawkesbury town council has received a report proposing major changes for Confederation Park on Chenail Island. At the May 25
Read moreCOVID-19 testing coming to Hawkesbury, mayor says take social distancing seriously, council approves financial relief
Hawkesbury Mayor Paula Assaly has announced that a COVID-19 testing and assessment facility will eventually open at 750 Laurier Street
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Back to paper ballots for next municipal election in Hawkesbury
When the next municipal election takes place in 2022, Hawkesbury residents will have to go to a polling station and
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Hawkesbury preparing to change zoning for new Prescott-Russell Residence
An administrative step is bringing the new Prescott-Russell Residence one step closer to reality. Hawkesbury council held a special meeting
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Councillor suggests regulating Uber, town ponders pot interest
Cabs and cannabis were among the items discussed when Hawkesbury town council met on February 10. When Clerk Christine Groulx
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