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For the past two years, we’ve loved keeping you connected to everything happening in our community. While many of you currently find our print edition tucked inside your local ad bags, we know that system isn’t perfect.

Not every neighborhood receives the ad bags, meaning some of our local fans miss out on the physical paper entirely. On top of that, we’ve heard from many readers living outside of Glengarry who want to keep up with home but can't get the paper delivered.

As we look at ways to grow, we are officially exploring the idea of launching a paid direct-mail subscription. This would guarantee a physical copy of the newspaper is delivered straight to your mailbox every week—no matter where you live!

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What a week in Glengarry! ❄️💨

Between digging out from the latest snow storm and keeping an eye on local politics, there’s a lot to talk about. Issue #26 of the Glengarry Times is out now to help you make sense of it all.

Here’s what’s inside:

💰 North Glengarry 2026 Budget: Council has officially approved the 2026 budget. Find out what this all means for your property taxes and local services.

🏗️ South Glengarry Zoning: Township of South Glengarry is pushing forward with zoning by-law updates—stay informed on how these changes could impact local development.

❄️ Storm Report: A look back at the recent snow storm that blanketed the county. How did our local crews hold up?

📚 Local Talent: Green Valley’s own David Menard has a brand new novel out! Get a sneak peek at his latest work.

🚚 Trucking Depot Debate: We’re following the latest on the South Glengarry trucking depot application and the community's response.

Catch up on all this and more at: 🔗 https://glengarrytimes.com/stories/jan27th2025

Question for you: How many hours did it take you to shovel out after that storm? ❄️ Let us know in the comments! 👇

Jan 27th 2026 - The Cleanup Continues — The Glengarry Times Volume 02 - Issue 26 - The Cleanup Continues

🗞️ THE BIG RECAP: Our First Issue of 2026 is Here! 🗞️

We are kicking off the year by celebrating everything that makes Glengarry special. This week’s edition is a "must-keep" for your coffee table!

Inside this week:

✨ New Year’s Sneak Peeks: See how Glengarry rolled into 2026—did we catch you in our celebration photos?

🎤 Mayors’ Year in Review: Exclusive insights from the Mayors of both North Glengarry & South Glengarry on the milestones of 2025 and the vision for the year ahead.

🏆 The 2025 Center Spread: Our Editor has curated a special pull-out section featuring the absolute Top Stories that defined our region over the last 12 months.

Relive the best moments of 2025 and get ready for an amazing 2026.

Read online today here: 🔗 https://glengarrytimes.com/stories/jan13th2026

Physical copies out in stores & Ad Bags Jan 13th 2026

What was YOUR favorite Glengarry moment of 2025? Tell us below! 👇

Jan 13th 2026 — The Glengarry Times Volume 02 - Issue 25 A Grand Glengarry Hogmanay

Wrapping up 2025 with Issue #24! 🎁

Our latest edition (Issue #24) is officially out, and it’s packed with everything you need to know before we ring in the New Year. 🥂

Inside this week: 💰 South Glengarry Budget: The latest on the talks and how they impact you. 📦 Post Office Future: What’s next for our local branches? 🎙️ 20 Questions: An exclusive sit-down with our newest SD&G Warden, Francois Landry. 🎄 Christmas Magic: Revisit the holiday cheer with photos from parades all over Glengarry!

👉 Read it now: https://glengarrytimes.com/stories/dec23rd2025

⚠️ NOTE TO OUR READERS: Our email system is currently down. We are working hard to fix the issue as quickly as possible! Please be patient with us if you are trying to reach out—we will get back to you as soon as we're back online.

DEC 23, 2025 — The Glengarry Times — The Glengarry Times Volume 01 - Issue 24 A Very Merry Whoville Hunt

Correction: This event is on Dec. 7, not on Dec. 6 as originally publicized. Sorry for the confusion!

🗞️ It's HERE! The BRAND NEW Issue #23 of The Glengarry Times is online now! 🗞️

Don't miss out—dive into all the must-read local stories from this week:

🔥 IN THIS ISSUE:

County Budget Finalized: Read the full details on the SDG Council's 4.48% tax rate decision and the debate over major road funding.

Local Control at Risk: Get the latest on the RRCA's concerns regarding the proposed provincial Conservation Authority merger.

A Night of Magic: Relive the festive charm and success of Alexandria's annual 'Baby, Please Come Home' Night Market.

A Powerful Dedication: The Maxville Lions Club hosted the Tree Lighting honoring the memory of Amanda Maloney and fueling the fight for Hwy 138 safety.

➡️ Read it all now: https://glengarrytimes.com/stories/dec9th2025

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DEC 9, 2025 — The Glengarry Times Volume 01 - Issue 23 Parade Smiles Brighten Maxville

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