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Culture and tourism

Vankleek Hill hosts several annual cultural events including a Victorian Home and Garden Tour on the third Saturday in June (during even-numbered years), the May Show Festival during the long weekend in May and an annual Fiddling, Step-dancing and Squaredancing Competition on the July 1 weekend, and the Vankleek Hill Fair [2] held annually in August. A Festival of Flavours takes place the third Sunday in September. In 2008, a dining table stretched the length of Main Street where visitors could enjoy local foods from chefs cooking at their booths along the street. Four historical murals painted on some of the town's heritage buildings are a popular tourist attraction. There is also Arbor Gallery [3] which hosts interesting speakers and exhibits local artists. The Vankleek Hill Farmers' Market [4] happens every Saturday at the local high school, Vankleek Hill Collegiate Institute. In the summer, local produce is sold outdoors by local vendors. Watch for the white tents! The community also has cross-country skiing trails and has many beautiful murals, which decorate downtown buildings. Also look for Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame fiddler Bobby Lalonde's music store which is located at the town's main intersection. The town is known for its stately Victorian brick homes. In celebration of this architecture, the Victorian Christmas Home Tour is a popular event, taking place on November 7, 2009. Vankleek Hill is also home to the Beau's All Natural Brewing Company, [5] Beau's Lug Tread is one of eastern Ontario's favourite all natural lagered ales and is popular throughout many LCBO's, bars, pubs and taverns outside of Vankleek Hill.

Description

Vankleek Hill is a community in Champlain township in eastern Ontario, situated south of Hawkesbury on Highway 34. This agricultural based community became a thriving community in the 1890s and still retains many of the buildings and structures which were present then. This is reflected in the fact that Vankleek Hill is the Gingerbread (the wood carvings on the eaves of one's roof) capital of Ontario. It was named after Simeon Vankleek, a United Empire Loyalist, who settled here near the end of the 18th century. The town has a population of 1,996 and the local newspaper is The Vankleek Hill Review. [1] The name of the local hockey team is the "Vankleek Hill Cougars." Vankleek Hill also has a soccer league, the Champlain Soccer League, and takes part in the Glengarry Soccer League. There is also a plan to start a competitive hockey league for girls and women called the Hawkesbury/Champlain Girls Hockey Association. Vankleek Hill is currently working on a community garden, which would have two acres of organically-grown produce being harvested by residents within a few steps from Main Street. The town has one traffic light. In recent years, the town has become the home of Beau's All-Natural Brewing Company. The microbrewery is known for its Lug Tread Ale, as well as other seasonal brews. The beers are sold in distinctive ceramic bottles.

Education

The Vankleek Hill area supports several educational facilities. At the elementary level, there are three different schools which children are able to attend: * Pleasant Corners Public School(PCPS), an English language school and part of the Upper Canada District School Board * St.Jude Catholic School, a half-English, half-French school that is part of the Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario * St.Gregoire (École Saint-Grégoire de Vankleek Hill), a fully French-language school and part of the Conseil scolaire de district catholique de l'Est ontarien. The town's secondary school, Vankleek Hill Collegiate Institute (VCI), is the only English speaking High School in the region and, like PCPS, is also part of the Upper Canada District School Board. Vankleek Hill can boast of having the longest running Nursery School/Daycare in the area. The now Champlain Day Nursery opened in September 1972 and has been in operation since.Many of Vankleek Hill and area children have attended at one time or another and now the third generation will be starting. The Champlain Township provides bilingual early childhood education services for children 18 months to 12 years old and employment for 25 adults in 7 different settings. In October 2007, a new daycare, Centre Éducatif Champlain Learning Centre opened in the St-Jude Catholic School and in March 2009, L'Atelier des Petits Champlain opened in the St-Jean-Baptiste school in L'Orignal.

Food and restaurants

Vankleek Hill has many eateries in different styles. They include: Mary's County Kitchen, (healthy foods, quiches, sandwiches, etc) Waikato Pizza (pizza, subs, donairs, etc) Lavoie's Restaurant, (everything from Chinese food to smoked meat to lasagna) Nicko's Resto-Bar (breakfast, pizza, burgers, great souvlaki etc.). It also has two bars which offer food: -The BlueBerry Hill Pub: (fish, curried rice, steak, etc.) Stop by Sundays for the open-mic. -The Windsor Tavern: Come try their new wings on wing night. Play a vintage Ms. Pac Man machine from 1982. -There is also the Trillium Tea Room which serves tea, sandwiches, light lunches, delectable desserts and even home-made lemonade. An Eat-Smart Restaurant. -There is also the Village Café at the Vankleek Hill Community Centre, where you can buy healthy snacks plus burgers, fries, coffee, etc, while you are attending activities at the arena. An Eat-Smart Restaurant. -A new café called the Limes Café is also scheduled to open soon on the corner of Main Street East and Home Street. Not too far out of town is Herb's Travel Plaza, where you will find a restaurant offering home-style meals. Herb's is located at the junction of Highways 417 and 34 and is open 24-hours a day.

Local media

* Vankleek FM 88.7 - (Community Radio) * The Review - (Community News, published Wednesdays. Since 1893. Also features multimedia and a weekly radio show at www.TheReview.ca)

Notable people from Vankleek Hill

* NHLer Connie Brown. * James B. Harkin (Birthplace of the First Commissioner of National Parks in Canada) * Pete Paquette, who is an Elvis Presley tribute artist. * Terry Gillespie, a well-known roots and blues artist and owner of Heaven's Radio studio.

Political representation

Vankleek Hill is now one of four wards in Champlain Township[1]. Champlain Township was created on January 1, 1998, as the result of municipal mergers. Champlain Township consists of these former municipalities: The Town of Vankleek Hill The Village of L'Orignal The Township of West Hawkesbury The Township of Longueuil Vankleek Hill is part of the Glengarry-Prescott-Russell federal riding. Its federal MP is Conservative Pierre Lemieux, a former military engineer, who is serving his second term. Lemieux is also parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Agriculture. At the provincial level, the riding is represented by Liberal MPP Jean-Marc Lalonde.

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Coordinates: 45°31′N 74°39′W / 45.517°N 74.65°W / 45.517; -74.65