Month: September 2019

INGLESIDE – The head of South Stormont’s public works department says getting a section of sewage discharge pipe buried again in the St. Lawrence River is a “complicated procedure.” A section of the 1.5 kilometer […] […]

CORNWALL, Ont. – While the numbers have improved somewhat in the last month for overall cargo, the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation is still seeing fewer ships on the water. As of the end of […] […]

BROCKVILLE – Educational support workers across Ontario and here in SD&G have begun a work-to-rule campaign. The 55,000 custodians, clerical workers, educational assistants and early childhood educators are refusing to do overtime and other extra […] […]

AKWESASNE – Akwesasne police are trying to figure out who was firing off a semi-automatic gun in Snye last week. Akwesasne Mohawk Police say they received numerous calls around 8 p.m. on Wednesday last week […] […]

CORNWALL – The mayor of Cornwall says she accepts Liberal leader Justin Trudeau’s apology over his past wearing of blackface and brownface. In an interview with Cornwall Newswatch, Bernadette Clement says she was initially disappointed […] […]

OTTAWA – Heartburn medication, sold over the counter under various generic names and brand names like Zantac, is being recalled due a potential drug impurity. Four drug companies have already pulled the products containing ranitidine […] […]

WINDSOR, Ont. – Two paramedics from Cornwall-SDG Paramedic Services will be given the Governor General’s Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service Medal. Scott Halliday and Randy Lalonde are among 115 paramedics receiving the award during the […] […]

CORNWALL – On this National Tree Day, a group of students from Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School (CCVS) planted trees outside the Cornwall Public Library. The project is a partnership between the high school and […] […]