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Hawkesbury is a town with a population of 11,629 - the neighbouring Alfred and Plantagenet add another 8,600 people. Hawkesbury is located on the Ottawa River in Eastern Ontario, and is halfway between Ottawa and Montreal. Many Hawkesbury residents commute to either city. Due to its proximity to the Quebec border, there are strong cultural ties with that province. In fact, 81 per cent of Hawkesbury residents speak French at home. Hawkesbury has seen many of its industries leave over the last two decades, resulting in high unemployment (8.2 per cent, compared to Ontario's average of 6.1 per cent).