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Projects in Brownsburg-Chatham, Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, and Lachute part of road announcement

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

The replacement of an important bridge in Brownsburg-Chatham and new culverts along a rural highway in Grenville-sur-la-Rouge are part of the Québec government’s plans for road projects in the Laurentides region during the next two years.
Liberal candidate is resident of riding

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

The Liberal candidate for Prescott-Russell-Cumberland in the Monday, April 28 federal election is a resident of the riding. During a candidate’s debate held in Hawkesbury on Sunday, April 13, Liberal candidate Giovanna Mingarelli said she grew up in Clarence-Rockland and described the city as “where I now live.”“I can confirm that Giovanna lives in the riding,” Mingarelli campaign spokesperson Anne Dawson told The Review on Wednesday, April 16.
Do not destroy CBC/Radio-Canada; Reform it

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

At the candidate’s debates in Hawkesbury and Alexandria on Sunday, April 13, significant discussion was […] If you already have a subscription, you get the big picture in every way! You can click here to log in.
Three Prescott-Russell-Cumberland candidates participate in Hawkesbury debate

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

Three federal election candidates in the riding of Prescott-Russell-Cumberland participated in a debate held at the Robert Hartley Sports Complex in Hawkesbury on Sunday, April 13. The debate was presented by The Review, TVC-22 Clarence-Rockland, and GO-FM 92.1.The candidates who participated were Giovanna Mingarelli of the Liberal Party of Canada, Thaila Riden of the Green Party of Canada, and Independent candidate Jason St-Louis.
The Big Show featured Glengarry’s finest art

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan |South Glengarry

The best visual art in Glengarry was on display on Friday, April 11 and Saturday, April 12, and the fan favourite featured a timely subject. The 2025 edition of The Big Show, presented by members of the Collectif d’artistes Glengarry Artist’s Collective (CAGAC) featured 122 works by 34 artists who live in both North and South Glengarry. The numerous paintings and sculptures using a variety of media and subject matter showcased the broad range of creativity among the community of local artists.
Strong mayor authority to be granted in five local municipalities

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

The mayors of five local municipalities will soon have more authority to make decisions without the participation of council. On Wednesday, April 9, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Rob Flack announced the government proposing to expand so-called strong mayor powers to the heads of council in 169 additional municipalities effective May 1, 2025.
Renovations and a reduced speed limit in Brownsburg-Chatham

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

Renovations are being planned for the municipal office building on Rue de L’Hôtel de ville in Brownsburg, and for the building beside it which is currently a fire station. On April 1, Brownsburg-Chatham council approved granting a contract for architectural and related professional services to CMPG Design-Construction of Vaudreuil-Dorion for $11,770 plus taxes for renovations to the fire station building.
Zoning changed for new Alfred fire hall site

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

Alfred and Plantagenet township council has adopted a Zoning Bylaw Amendment (ZBA) which brings the construction of a new fire hall in Alfred one step closer. The ZBA adopted by council on Tuesday, April 8 changes the zoning on land located at 4916 County Road 17 at the west end of Alfred from Highway Commercial (C3) and Development (D) to Institutional (I).
Realtors support Maison Interlude

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

On March 6, the Cornwall and District Real Estate Board (CDREB) presented a $5,000 cheque to Maison Interlude House. This grant was made possible thanks to the generous contributions from REALTOR® Members of the CDREB through the REALTORS Care® Foundation.
OPP investigating Casselman to Ottawa firearm incident

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is asking for the public’s help following a firearm-related incident that began in Casselman and ended in Ottawa. On Friday, April 4, shortly after 8 a.m., Ottawa OPP received a report of a vehicle that had been struck by a projectile, possibly a BB gun pellet. The victim reported they were being followed by a grey sedan from the Casselman area until they exited Highway 417 at Nicholas Street in Ottawa.