Catégorie : Autres – Others

  • Local man wins more than $200,000

    Local man wins more than $200,000

    Daniel Larente got an unusual Halloween shock when he matched five numbers plus the bonus number to win the prize in the October 31 draw. The 61-year-old said he planned to spoil his three children, pay off bills and save for his and his wife’s retirement.

  • Food drive back in full drive… with tweaks

    Food drive back in full drive… with tweaks

    Those interested in donating to the food drive can drop off their nonperishable items outside the Vankleek Hill Foodland on Saturday, November 28 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Residents who cannot make it on Saturday can also deliver their goods to Vankleek Hill Food Bank itself on Wednesday, December 2, between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.

  • Hadrian’s Wall writes Christmas song

    Hadrian’s Wall writes Christmas song

    Hadrian’s Wall’s lead singer Neil Emberg penned “Gingerbread Town” as a loving tribute to Christmas in Vankleek Hill. Ahead of its official release, the local Celtic band asked residents to submit video clips or photos of themselves preparing for the festive season. Those community videos would be compiled into a music video for the song.

  • La municipalité mise sur le français pour attirer de nouveaux résidents

    La municipalité mise sur le français pour attirer de nouveaux résidents

    « Entre Ottawa et Montréal, il y a La Nation. Ce qui est le fun ici, c’est que tu es toujours à quelques degrés de séparation de quoi que ce soit de francophone. Pis ça, on aime ça ! », s’exclame l’animatrice Nadia Campbell dans l’introduction de chaque capsule vidéo.

  • Julie Desrosiers repousse les limites de l’art du marionnettiste

    Julie Desrosiers repousse les limites de l’art du marionnettiste

    «J’aime remettre en question la définition de ce qu’est une marionnette», a déclaré Julie Desrosiers lors d’une entrevue en début d’après-midi juste avant le premier des quatre spectacles qu’elle a donnés au Centre culturel Le Chenail au cours du weekend du 21 novembre.

  • Québec annonce l’octroi de 2,5 millions pour la réfection du canal

    Québec annonce l’octroi de 2,5 millions pour la réfection du canal

    On prévoit que les travaux seront réalisés sur une période de trois ans. La somme investie par le gouvernement provincial représente 50% du cout estimé du projet. Le reste des fonds proviendra fort probablement du Gouvernement du Canada.

  • Les patinoires seront ouvertes cet hiver

    Les patinoires seront ouvertes cet hiver

    Le directeur des parcs et loisirs, Ken St-Denis, a présenté au conseil municipal d’Alfred-Plantagenet un plan visant à entretenir les cinq patinoires extérieures municipales pendant la saison hivernale 2020-2021 tout en répondant aux préoccupations relatives à la sécurité sanitaire, tant pour le personnel que pour les résidents.

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    Skating rinks will be open this winter

  • Expert witness questions Colacem cement plant noise report

    Expert witness questions Colacem cement plant noise report

    “There are a substantial number of (sound) sources that would require mitigation,” said J. Peter VanDelden, during his testimony Friday, November 20, at the end of the second week of a Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (LPAT) appeal hearing on Case PL170756, concerning Colacem Canada Ltd.’s proposed cement plant project near L’Orignal.

  • One per cent tax increase limit for UCPR budget

    One per cent tax increase limit for UCPR budget

    Council approved the final budget for next year for the United Counties of Prescott-Russell (UCPR) during its Wednesday meeting. The budget includes a one-per-cent tax increase that UCPR Finance Director Valérie Parisien told council will that the one per cent increase means a $4 increase in property tax for every $100,000 assessed value of the average residential property in the counties.

    The total 2021 budget, including both operations and capital works portions, is $140,948,100. The municipal levy part of the budget, which is property tax revenue, is $48,041,800.

    The UCPR finance department is waiting for the Municipal Provincial Assessment Corp. to provide details on confirmed property assessment figures and other calculations for the Prescott-Russell region. Once that information is received, the department can prepare the 2021 tax rates for all property classes within the region for council’s approval to allow preparation of the final property tax notices that are mailed out in spring.

  • Evening fire burns bungalow

    Evening fire burns bungalow

    “The Fire Marshal’s Office has been called in,” said Fire Chief Daniel Gascon, adding that the provincial department has more expertise to help determine the exact cause of the fire that burned out a bungalow-style house on November 18.

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