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WEB15 years of the War of 1812 living history reenactments. by Review Newsroom | Educational, Events, Family, Local History, News. Called one of the best-kept secrets of the region, Dunvegan’s Glengarry Pioneer Museum is...
Top Stories - The Review Newspaper
WEBTop Stories. No risk to public health from bad smell at Lachute supermarket. A bad smell recently raised a stink with shoppers and staff at the Super C supermarket in Lachute,... Hot Country radio stations licensed to Hawkesbury and Clarence-Rockland to stop broadcasting. There will soon be fewer songs about drinkin’, cheatin,’ farmin ...
Lachute to use pre-emption to acquire land - The Review Newspaper
WEB1 day ago · The city of Lachute is looking for more land for future public facilities, and it will use pre-emption to get it if necessary. On September 3, council initiated the process of adopting a regulation governing the exercise of a right of pre-emption by the city and a regulation decreeing capital expenditure and a loan of $6 million for the acquisition of buildings subject to the right of pre ...
More work is needed even as UCDSB graduation rates increase
WEB9 hours ago · The Ontario Ministry of Education released the results last week, and for the third consecutive year, the UCDSB graduation rates have increased. Of students who had begun Grade-9 in 2019-2020, 86.1 per cent of them graduated within four years, an overall increase of 4.2 points. As for students that started Grade-9 in 2018-2019, the rate grew to ...
News - The Review Newspaper
WEBNews. Royal Canadian Legion Georges Vanier Branch 472 in Hawkesbury has donated $6,500 to the Hawkesbury... The St-Isidore Medical Clinic has moved to a new location at 4512 Sainte-Catherine Street. On... New warehouse and office space planned for Hawkesbury. Hawkesbury council has approved Official Plan Amendment (OPA) and Zoning Bylaw ...
An overdue thank you - The Review Newspaper
WEB10 hours ago · An overdue thank you. Posted by Submitted | Sep 21, 2024 | Letters |. Dear Editor of The Review, In 2021 I published a book titled Caledonia Springs; The Rise and Fall of one of Canada’s Grandest Hotels, and made it available through The Reviews gift shop. I had not started with the intention of writing a book.
The changes we don’t notice are all around us
WEBAug 9, 2021 · Every week, it hits home. If we thought things were changing rapidly before the pandemic, it is time to view change as the driving force it has become in light of our changing economy, work world, housing crunch, education attitudes, our health care system and privacy issues. The debate rages on in terms of the…
Review ownership changing
WEBMay 2, 2024 is my last day as publisher of The Review, after almost 32 years of seeing this newspaper through many changes. And yes, it is time for another change. Effective May 3, 2024, The Review will have two new owners! Our long-time main journalist, James Morgan and his long-time friend, Stephen Yantzi, will guide The Review forward with ...
Excitement all around as ground broken for new recreation complex
WEB2 days ago · A groundbreaking ceremony for the new recreation complex in the Township of Russell was held on September 17 to an excited crowd. Those in attendance to witness the event included MPP Stéphane Sarrazin, local elected officials, stakeholders, community staff, and residents. As a long-time resident, Mayor Mike Tarnowski expressed pride and elation at the project’s…
New publishers and owners of The Review look forward to …
WEBEffective May 3, 2024, James Morgan and Stephen Yantzi will be the new Co-Publishers and owners of The Review. They have been getting the pieces of this plan in place for several months and have spent the past few weeks ensuring the transition of ownership goes smoothly. Their goal: to continue delivering a high-quality publication…