SigmaPoint gets federal government subcontract
CORNWALL – It’s another feather in the cap for SigmaPoint and up to 20 more jobs. The Cornwall manufacturer has landed a subcontracting position on […]
Month: October 2014
Task force welcomes report on future of UofG Kemptville campus
NORTH GRENVILLE, Ont. – A renewal task force looking into the future of the Kemptville campus of the University of Guelph is welcoming a report […]
Turn your clocks back this weekend
SD&G – It’s time to ‘fall back’ for the winter. Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend across many areas of Canada and here in SD&G. […]
Cornwall…entrepreneur unfriendly?
CORNWALL – When it comes to starting up and growing your own business, a new study suggests Cornwall doesn’t have open arms compared to its […]
Search for gas station fraudsters
LANCASTER – Provincial police are hoping you can identify a couple of men accused of ripping off a gas station in South Glengarry. SD&G O.P.P. […]
Drunk driver caught under unusual circumstances
SOUTH STORMONT – Provincial police caught a drunk driver in South Stormont but not in the way you would usually expect. Township firefighters were called […]
Limited power for Cornwall’s lame-duck council
Leslie O’Shaughnessy sees no reason for strong-arm tactics on the city’s lame duck council. Lack of trust was a big reason why Cornwall’s new mayor-elect […]
Inspirational message at Celebrity Walk concert
A tale of overcoming abuse never sounded sweeter in Cornwall than the classical music produced from the subtle fingers of a pair of sisters on […]
Lock worker strike deadline extended
CORNWALL – It looks like the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation may have received a Halloween treat. The union for 460 lock workers announced this […]
Halloween: time for tricks and treats
SD&G – Ghosts and goblins will be scurrying from house to house tonight to mark Halloween across SD&G. Cornwall police say they will have more […]