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The Chief Building Official (CBO) of the Township of Champlain, Jacques Gauthier, has announced retirement plans. Gauthier will be vacating his position to retire after 34 years of dedicated service to the Township and its communities. In December 1990, Gauthier joined the Township as the Chief Building Official, Building Inspector, By-law Officer, and Animal Control…

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Would you drive underground for 55 kilometres?Recently, the Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced the province […] 
			
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At the October 8 council meeting, members of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge’s council unanimously agreed to submit protected area projects to the Government of Québec. The Rouge Corridor and Lac Commandant have been recommended as protected areas in the municipality. The Government of Québec launched a program to protect public lands throughout the province by joining the new…

Grenville-sur-la-Rouge urges Québec government to protect public lands

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In her report to the council on October 10, Treasurer France Thauvette recommended increasing some user and service fees within Champlain Township. Changes to animal control, building permits and inspections, and alcohol prices are included, all accounting for increases in municipal costs. A by-law will be introduced to formalize these changes at the next council…

Additional user fee changes tabled in Champlain Township

As the winter season approaches with an expected circulation of viruses and respiratory infections, the public health department of the CISSS des Laurentides health authority invites residents of Argenteuil to […]

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Laurentides health authority urges vaccination for seasonal respiratory diseases

After many years of redesign and debate among local politicians and the public, the Highway 34 and County Road 17 interchange is again up for discussion in Hawkesbury. Construction is expected to begin in 2027 and be completed in 2029. A second in-person Public Information Centre (PIC) will be held at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch…

Hawkesbury interchange plans again set for public scrutiny

Originally announced in November 2022 by the Ontario government and Enbridge, the project aims to supply the community of Chute-à-Blondeau with affordable natural gas. Enbridge recently announced that there will be a third virtual information session for residents from October 16 to November 15, 2024. Changes to the project’s proposed construction include an updated project…

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Gas project for Chute-à-Blondeau updated

Prescott and Russell United Counties

The City of Portage is pleased to announce the hiring of four new Community Safety Officers (CSOs), marking a significant step forward in its public safety program.

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New Community Safety Officers Hit The Streets In November

At the October 15 Township of North Glengarry Council meeting, councillors approved the heritage designation of six Township buildings. After receiving no comments or objections from individuals in the community, the council passed new by-laws to designate three buildings in Alexandria and three in Maxville as holding cultural heritage and worthy of protection. Under the…

Heritage designation is given to North Glengarry buildings

A Lachute man has been arrested for a series of alleged sexual offences. Sûreté du Québec officers arrested Pierre Rousson, 70, on October 10. Rousson appeared the same day in […]

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