October 2022 – Cornwall Newswatch

SD&G – Provincial police say intercepted nine “high-end” stolen vehicles driven on Highway 401 through SD&G in the last two weeks.

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BROCKVILLE – The Upper Canada District School Board says it would have no choice but to close schools if workers strike Friday.

CORNWALL/SOUTH STORMONT – The RCMP says it’s seized $24,200 in contraband tobacco.

CORNWALL – After two years of pandemic postponements, the World Junior A Hockey Challenge will be returning to the ice in Cornwall.

CORNWALL – Police are looking to identify a suspect in a liquor store theft.

ALEXANDRIA – Two people from Ottawa are facing a total of 28 criminal and Highway Traffic Act charges after a police stop on Highway 417 Monday.

CORNWALL – Less than 24 hours after the municipal election, the chief administrative officer for the City of Cornwall is leaving.

MORRISBURG – A retired P&G employee with no previous political experience will be leading the Municipality of South Dundas over the next term.

SD&G – North Stormont’s deputy mayor now takes the top spot at the council table.

LONG SAULT – Bryan McGillis will be staying on as mayor of South Stormont for another four years and there’s a new face on council.