Fire in back porch of Montreal Road duplex
CORNWALL – City firefighters were able to contain a fire in the back porch of a duplex on Montreal Road Thursday morning. The fire at […]
Month: October 2018
Murder charge laid in Glengarry woman’s death
SOUTH GLENGARRY – A 25-year-old man from Nova Scotia is facing a charge of first-degree murder in connection to the death of Emilie Maheu. The […]
SD&G welfare, disability cheques picked up during postal strike
SD&G – If Canada Post goes on strike, SD&G residents on welfare or disability support will still be able to get their benefits and payments. […]
Airbnb will collect Cornwall bed tax
CORNWALL – Airbnb says it will start collecting Cornwall’s four per cent bed tax from its 60 hosts across the city. The collection and remitting […]
Back from the dead: Cemetery licence transfer will activate ‘abandoned’ grave site near St. Raphael’s
LANCASTER – Not wanting to be involved in the burial business, South Glengarry has transferred its operating licence for an “abandoned” cemetery to a local […]
Chamber asks South Dundas to waive invoice for fishing tourney
SOUTH DUNDAS – They came, they spent, they fished. Now, the South Dundas Chamber of Commerce is asking the municipality waive its invoice for launch […]
Windy night in store for SD&G
CORNWALL – The wind is expected to scream through SD&G tonight at speeds up to 80 kilometers an hour as a cold front moves into […]
Cornwall women plead guilty to animal neglect; receive fines, ownership bans
CORNWALL – Two Cornwall woman have been fined, banned from owning animals and will have to perform community service as part of their sentence for […]
Ghouls gearing up for Ghost Walk for Charity
CORNWALL – Are you ready to get your scare on before Halloween? Volunteers and organizers are getting ready for the Cornwall Ghost Walk for Charity […]
Colts win in overtime in Kanata
KANATA – The Cornwall Colts zapped the Kanata Lasers 5-4 in overtime Sunday night. Ethan Mulhearn had the winner at 3:39 in overtime. It was […]