COLUMN: School board cuts fail students
The Upper Canada District School Board presented its plan to eliminate a six-million dollar deficit last week. A combination of spending freezes and cuts to […]
Month: May 2016
Cornwall police chief to receive honourary SLC diploma
CORNWALL – The city’s police chief will be receiving an honourary diploma from St. Lawrence College Friday. Dan Parkinson will be part of the Cornwall […]
Welfare fraud sentence in three weeks
CORNWALL – A Cornwall judge has reserved his decision for nearly three weeks in the case of a woman who defrauded the welfare system of […]
Balcony fire quickly snuffed out
CORNWALL — A small balcony fire at the rear of a home had firefighters working overnight. The Cornwall Fire Department was called to the 860 […]
Ont. Lieutenant Governor visits Cornwall, Akwesasne
CORNWALL – Ontario’s Lieutenant Governor is visiting Cornwall and Akwesasne today (Tuesday). Elizabeth Dowdeswell will meet with Cornwall Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy and Akwesasne Grand Chief […]
Mutual fund regulator finds Gilles Latour violated rules
TORONTO – A hearing panel for the Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada has found Gilles Latour violated a number of its rules. A three-member […]
Ontario Hockey Academy students get home
CORNWALL – It appears all the students affected by the Ontario Hockey Academy fire Thursday have been able to make their way home. MP Guy […]
Cornwall native Brown signs with Arizona Coyotes
CORNWALL – City native Newell Brown will be spending more time behind the bench of the Arizona Coyotes. The team announced Thursday (May 26) it […]
Man charged after Cornwall girl sexually assaulted
CORNWALL – A Cornwall man is facing three sex-related charges after an assault on an underage girl. City police say a man sexually assaulted a […]
Mystery trail of blood near Legion Park
CORNWALL – A city police spokesman says they don’t know whether there is any criminal element to a trail of blood found near the waterfront […]