Review-Mirror

05/27/2026

Big changes are coming to Westport politics ahead of the 2026 municipal election.

🗳️Marty Crapper has filed for re-election as councillor.
🗳️ Barry Card is also seeking re-election as councillor.
🗳️ Joe Aragona has announced his candidacy for mayor.

And in one of the biggest announcements of the election season, longtime Mayor Robin Jones has announced she will not seek re-election.

Pick up this week’s paper at your local newsstand to learn more!

Did you miss our edition featuring Marty Crapper? You can still read about it on our website; see the link below!

Westport councillor Marty Crapper was first out of the gate when nominations opened for the municipal election May 1. He’s running for re-election as a councillor. He said he believes he can continue to make a positive contribution to the community.Four years in, he said experience on council coun...

04/22/2026

High-energy tricks and an inspiring ALL STAR message!

Quincy “Q-Mack” Mack wowed students at St. Edward Catholic School in Westport with an unforgettable performance focused on leadership, respect and teamwork.

Read more on our website!

https://r.pebmac.ca/https://www.reviewmirror.ca/post/quincy-mack-energizes-students-with-his-all-star-tour-at-st-edward-catholic-school

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from everyone here at the Review-Mirror!

04/01/2026

Rideau Vista Public School is making student and family well-being a priority with a free community Wellness Fair on April 9.

Open to all local families, the evening will feature interactive health stations, goodie bags for the kids, and resources on building healthy habits. Guest speaker Lisa Livingston, the mental health lead for the UCDSB, will kick off the event at 5:30 p.m.

How is this local school creating a stronger supportive network for area families?

Get the full story and event details in this week’s edition. Link to this story and more in Bio

03/18/2026

For over 20 years, the Rideau Sewers Lap Quilt group has been crafting handmade comfort for patients at Perth and Smiths Falls hospitals.

Based at Portland United Church, these dedicated volunteers provide specially made quilts for local residents in palliative care and cancer treatment. Their work represents a long-standing tradition of community care and support across the region.

Get the full story and meet the makers in this week’s edition. Pick up your copy at the local newsstand today and read more at reviewmirror. ca.

03/10/2026

Our printer is currently experiencing a machine malfunction, which has delayed this week’s print run. As a result, there will be a delay in newspaper delivery to both newsstands and mail subscribers.

We appreciate your patience and understanding while this issue is resolved. Thank you for your continued support.

03/06/2026

The inaugural Rideau Lakes Fire House Cup Hockey Tournament takes place this Saturday, March 7, at the Westport Arena.

The action begins with the first puck drop at 9:00 am between Rideau Lakes and Leeds. Eight regional fire department teams will compete throughout the day to support four local food banks. Fans are encouraged to bring food or monetary donations to the arena to support the cause.

Good luck to all the teams!

03/04/2026

St. Edward Catholic School in Westport is making a significant impact through its commitment to kindness and student character.

During a recent Pink Shirt Day assembly, the school celebrated student achievements in "Grit" while highlighting new initiatives like an E-Sports program and community fundraisers. Despite its small size, the school continues to foster a culture of inclusion and perseverance among its ninety students and staff.

What makes this small school such a big part of the Westport community?

Get the full story and meet the award winners in this week’s edition. Pick up your copy at the local newsstand today!

Read more at reviewmirror .ca

02/18/2026

It's Ontario Heritage Week! 🎉 Celebrate with the Elgin and Area Heritage Society as we host a presentation on the Life of Herm Warren, as told through stories by his granddaughter, Sue Warren. Join us this Saturday, Feb. 21 starting at 1:30 p.m. at the Elgin Community Hall.

For more information, please visit: https://eahs.ca/ Light refreshments provided. See you there!

02/18/2026

Rideau Lakes Township has formally rejected the proposed Alto high-speed rail project.

In a unanimous decision, council opposed the route through the municipality, citing concerns about environmental protection, agricultural land and the township’s rural character. A public information session is now being planned.

What does this mean for our community?

Get the full story and continued coverage of the Alto rail project in this week’s edition. Pick up your copy today and read more at reviewmirror .ca