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On January 13, the Township of East Hawkesbury council unanimously approved a moderate rate increase for sewage fees for Chute-à-Blondeau. Residents will see a $50 increase from last year’s rate.
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Changes coming to Roulez Vert Program - The Review Newspaper
2 days ago · The Québec government is rolling back its Roulez vert program beginning February 1, 2025. The program provides financial incentives to those interested in purchasing new or used electric vehicles (EVs). The government program will be suspended until March 31 due to increased demand and lack of funds from Fonds d’électrification et de changements climatiques.
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The Municipalité régionale de comté (MRC) d’Argenteuil will spend $23,177,572 in 2025, according...
What will cost more in 2025 - The Review Newspaper
6 days ago · Prices will again rise this year as Canadians continue to struggle with significant cost increases for common goods and services. Eastern Ontario and southwestern Québec residents can expect to shell out between $5,000 and $15,000 more than in 2024. Numerous factors continue to play a significant role in the affordability of necessities. This includes the…
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Posts about Top Stories written by Philip Oddi, James Morgan, and Review Newsroom
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GST-Holiday brings mixed feelings, hurdles for local businesses
2 days ago · On December 14, 2024, a temporary GST/HST break had been implemented by the federal government. Local businesses shared their mixed feelings on the tax break rollout, with multiple citing a lack of effective guidance and help from the federal government as a significant hurdle in its implementation. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau explained that since the…
New publishers and owners of The Review look forward to …
Effective May 3, 2024, James Morgan and Stephen Yantzi will be the new Co-Publishers and owners of The Review. They have been getting the pieces of this plan in place for several months and have spent the past few weeks ensuring the transition of ownership goes smoothly. Their goal: to continue delivering a high-quality publication…
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