Historical sexual assault charges against Cornwall man
CORNWALL – A Cornwall man is facing several sex-related charges related to acts that are said to have happened four years ago. Cornwall police arrested […]
Month: March 2016
O.P.P. tally up Easter tickets
SMITHS FALLS, Ont. – Provincial province across Eastern Ontario handed out nearly 1,500 tickets during the Easter weekend. Nearly two thirds of those were for […]
Searching for antique guns’ owner
GANANOQUE – Provincial police are searching for the owner of three antique guns, recovered during a traffic stop on Highway 401. “All three of the […]
Brookdale Avenue open to southbound traffic
CORNWALL – After months of having to detour on Seymour Avenue or Cumberland Street, motorists can head down Brookdale Avenue, south of Second Street. The […]
COLUMN: Shining a light
The provincial “sunshine” list was released last Thursday, the day before the Easter long weekend. Typical of government hoping the masses are more interested in […]
Subsidized child care sparks heated council debate
CORNWALL – The senior staff of a Cornwall child care center said Tuesday night they were encouraged by social services staff to apply to accept […]
Cornwall code of conduct passes
CORNWALL – The city has its code of conduct on the books with one minor edit before it passed Tuesday night. The 13 page document […]
Plan in motion to make Cornwall senior friendly
CORNWALL – With changing demographics, a city committee is preparing to make the Seaway City a welcome locale for seniors. Senior Friendly Community Plan Project […]
Cornwall welfare fraud case will go to trial in 2017
CORNWALL – A case of suspected welfare fraud in Cornwall will be going to trial in February 2017. Kaila Warwick, 26, is facing fraud-related charges […]
Cornwall Metro to close; 68 positions eliminated
CORNWALL – A Cornwall grocery store will be shutting its doors in May. Metro on Vincent Massey Drive will close because it’s not meeting sales […]