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Ten main street businesses from Alexandria and Maxville have received support via the My Main Street Local Business Accelerator program. 
Congratulations to the following 10 local businesses on being recipients of a My Main Street non-repayable contribution of $10,000 to support their main street businesses. With support from the Government of Canada through the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario), we at the Township of North Glengarry...
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The Great Glengarry Food Drive!   This year North and South Glengarry have partnered with the Saint-Vincent de Paul Society Food Bank to help collect non-perishable food items.   This food bank supports all four corners of Glengarry, and this year they really need our help! You can find a list of food bank staples below in the attachments. 
    Donation boxes will be out between November 21 and December 2 at the following locations:...
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Alexandria, ON – September 8, 2022 - IHA Canada Inc. held a ground-breaking ceremony on September 8, 2022, celebrating the start of construction of a unique senior living community in Alexandria, Ontario — Glengarry Hills. IHA Canada established a vision of “Building a Better Future for Seniors in Canada” three years ago and are very pleased that that vision is becoming a reality right here in Alexandria, located in the Township of North Glengarry.
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ALEXANDRIA, June 17, 2022 – Wednesday night the Glengarry County Archives celebrated its official opening, despite having been quietly open since July of 2020. However, with regulations changing due to COVID-19 the Archivist, Allan MacDonald wanted to wait until the new location could be honored properly.
The Glengarry County Archives are the largest archives in Eastern Ontario, housing over 300 collections covering every aspect of Glengarry’s past from the pioneer...
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Township collaborated with the Raisin River Conservation Authority and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans on a program to reduce this invasive perennial in a limited area of Mill Pond. The removal of the weeds from Mill Pond is scheduled to start after June 15th, the earliest date allowed by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. The removal improves the fish habitat by promoting an increase of dissolved oxygen for aquatic life. The harvester cuts weeds, collects them on......
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