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Most-read stories this week at Hometown News focus on redevelopment, policing and council

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Here is a look at the most-read stories on Hometown News for the week of Jan. 18 to Jan. 25, 2026.

A story examining the proposed redevelopment of the former Gallipeau Centre topped the list this week, drawing the highest readership during the period.

Coverage of police activity in Smiths Falls, including arrests and ongoing investigations, was also among the most-read stories.

Readers showed continued interest in municipal decision-making, with strong readership for stories examining legal questions related to mayoral veto powers in Rideau Lakes and zoning and planning matters in Perth.

Other widely read stories this week focused on council discussions, public spaces and local development issues across the region.

Hometown Headlines’ top five most-read stories this week


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