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4 days ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

The Premiers and the Prime Minister just had an optimistic meeting in Saskatoon to discuss […] If you already have a subscription, you get the big picture in every way! You can click here to log in.
An extra dollar per day for licensed home childcare providers in Prescott-Russell

5 days ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

Licensed home childcare providers in Prescott-Russell will now receive an extra dollar per day from the United Counties of Prescott and Russell (UCPR). The increase was approved by UCPR council on Wednesday, April 28. The Licensed Home Child Care Agency of Prescott and Russell is a service of the Early Years Services division within the UCPR Social Services Department. The agency works in collaboration with home childcare providers and provides a daily payment to these home childcare providers.
Vankleek Hill bagpiper part of 80th anniversary of liberation of The Netherlands commemoration

5 days ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan |Vankleek Hill

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Pipes, Drums and Dancers: National Capital Region returned from a 12-day trip to the Netherlands on Friday, May 9, 2025. This trip was to join in the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the liberation by Canadian troops on May 4, 1945. Canadians were the largest part of the liberation forces, and Canadian Lieutenant-General Charles Foulkes was present for the official Nazi surrender at the Hotel de Wereld in Wageningen.
Hawkesbury’s Green Beaver gets big boost from buy Canadian frenzy

5 days ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

One of the most recognized all-Canadian brands to come from Hawkesbury was featured at the annual meeting of the Hawkesbury Industrial Investment Association (HIIA) on Wednesday, May 28.
Contract awarded for street reconstruction in Hawkesbury

6 days ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

A major reconstruction project on Catherine Street in Hawkesbury is going ahead soon. On Monday, May 26, town council approved awarding the contract for rehabilitating Catherine Street between Lansdowne Street and Sinclair Street to Hawkesbury Transport and Excavation for $1,253,081, plus sales tax. The project includes the installation of new underground services and full road reconstruction.
200th anniversary open house at L’Orignal Old Jail

6 days ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

Most people who go to the L’Orignal Old Jail these days go because they want to see the historic building. That was not always the case. On Sunday, June 1, the jail opened for the 2025 season with an open house highlighting the 200th anniversary of the building. The jail, which is the oldest in Ontario, operated from 1825 to 1998, is now a museum. The adjacent courthouse is still in use.
Doing things the old way at Antique Day in Sainte-Anne-de Prescott

6 days ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

Sainte-Anne-de Prescott’s annual Antique Day returned for another year on Saturday, May 31. This year’s event relocated downhill to land acquired two years ago for regular Antique Day grounds. As always, antique tractor pulls, demonstrations of antique machinery, along with activities for children were popular parts of the event.
Woman missing in Rivière Rouge

6 days ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

The search continues for a woman who went missing in Rivière Rouge. According to Sûreté du Québec Sergeant Marc Tessier, at around 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 1, emergency services were called to Chemin des Sept-Chutes in Grenville-sur-la-Rouge following a report of a woman in her twenties missing in Rivière Rouge. For reasons yet to be determined, the woman reportedly fell from an inflatable raft designed for rapids and then into the water. She reportedly did not resurface.
Nation Mayor asks about delay in move to new Prescott and Russell Residence

6 days ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

The new Prescott and Russell Residence on Spence Avenue in Hawkesbury looks like it’s all ready for people to move into, but the big move from the old long-term care facility on Cartier Boulevard cannot happen yet. At the Wednesday, May 28 United Counties of Prescott and Russell (UCPR) council meeting, The Nation Mayor Francis Brière asked when the move from the old facility to the new facility will take place.
Hawkesbury requests safety zones on county roads at town limits

6 days ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

The Town of Hawkesbury wants additional Community Safety Zones (CSZ) designated where county roads meet the town limits. On Monday, May 26, council adopted a resolution requesting that the United Counties of Prescott and Russell (UCPR) designate County Road 4 (Front Road) at both the east and west limits of Hawkesbury, and County Road 17 along the southern limit of Hawkesbury as CSZ’s.