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3 weeks ago | 
thereview.ca | Louise Sproule |Vankleek Hill
Vankleek Hill’s much-anticipated town-wide yard sale takes place on Saturday, June 7, from 9 am to 4 pm. This 25-year tradition has grown in popularity over the years. For the past few years, Champlain Township has waived the requirement for a garage sale permit for the entire township, as well as within the limits of Vankleek Hill.
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2 months ago | 
thereview.ca | Louise Sproule
Plates, Pearls & Pretty Things is an indoor fine flea market and appraisal day, taking place at 440 Stanley Street in Hawkesbury (Holy Trinity Anglican Church Hall). Come buy or come to sell items!You can: reserve a table for $25 incl HST before April 1, 2025 and bring items to sell:china, dishes, glassware, tea cups and saucers, cutlery, silverware, vintage jewellry, fine collectables, figurines, small pictures etc.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
thereview.ca | Louise Sproule
Richard Giles of Barb Road Garlic was one of many vendors at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum Christmas Market on Saturday, November 30. Veronique Gerland and Dany Vaillancourt were selling a variety of local products at the market on Saturday. From elderberry and red currant jellies to black currant syrup, to lamb, patés and gift baskets, Avondale’s Orchard is a busy enterprise located in Apple Hill. Richard Giles of Barb Road Garlic. Photo: Louise Sproule Related
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
thereview.ca | Louise Sproule |Vankleek Hill
Shakuhachi Master Debbie Danbrook and local harpist ian hepburn performed at Arbor Gallery on November 30 as part of a concert called ‘Footsteps in the Snow.’ The sold-out concert offered meditative music, where the unrehearsed original music of each musician blended seamlessly. Danbrook explained her evolution as a musician and her feeling of finding what she was meant to do when she heard the first notes of a shakuhachi flute at a concert one day.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
thereview.ca | Louise Sproule
Heritage crafts and makers were out in full force at the 12th edition of the Historical Crafters Market Fair & Marketplace at the Dunvegan Recreation Association Hall in Dunvegan on Saturday, November 30 and Sunday, December 1. The two-day event included weaver Barbara Whelan, with overshot weaving, tea towels and woollen yarns.
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Nov 26, 2024 | 
thereview.ca | Louise Sproule
Two exhibitions are currently underway at Arbor Gallery in Vankleek Hill. Bent Light, featuring glass art by Eric Davy and weaving by Ian Hepburn recently opened. Work by Rosemary Harden and Lise Piché are also on display as part of the Arber Project.
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Nov 26, 2024 | 
thereview.ca | Louise Sproule
Looking around the room, I noted that for the most part, this was an older crowd. Gathered at the Robertson-Clark building in Dallkeith on October 26, we were here to say goodbye to the late Frances Fraser. This was one of those informal memorial gatherings, where, with no planned schedule, people from the floor would go to the front of the room to tell stories about the Frances they had come to know. Before the tributes began, the pipes of the Quigley Highlanders Pipes and Drums filled the room.
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Oct 8, 2024 | 
thereview.ca | Louise Sproule |Vankleek Hill
Get ready to embrace the holiday magic at the 2024 Vankleek Hill Christmas Home Tour! This year’s event promises to be the best yet, offering visitors a delightful journey through beautifully decorated homes, charming local spots, and festive activities that will fill your heart with warmth and holiday cheer. On Saturday, November 2, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Vankleek Hill will be transformed into a Christmas wonderland.
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May 6, 2024 | 
thereview.ca | Louise Sproule |Vankleek Hill
Champlain Township council will not defend its earlier decision to reject Park View Homes’ request to increase a Vankleek Hill development from low density to medium density. The decision to not defend its original stance was made at the most recent council meeting on April 25, 2024. The township will notify those who provided written or oral submissions that they can request participant status at the Ontario Land Tribunal hearing.
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May 2, 2024 | 
thereview.ca | Louise Sproule
May 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 new leadership. I have been thinking for a while about how to describe almost 32 years as the big cheese at The Review.
