Spooky Fun: Ghost Walk for Charity begins tonight
CORNWALL – It’s time to get your scare on and also support three Cornwall and area organizations. The Ghost Walk for Charity kicks off tonight […]
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OPINION: 12% of Cornwall impoverished, what will political parties do to end it?
There isn’t a single community in Canada immune to poverty and ours is no different. Unfortunately according to statistics from the 2011 census, 26% of […]
Colts back at the Ed tonight
CORNWALL – After being moved over to the Benson Center during Cirque du Soleil’s visit, the Cornwall Colts are back on the ice at the […]
Cornwall arson case scheduled for 2020 trial
CORNWALL – The case of an accused Cornwall arsonist, which was on the way to a possible plea, will instead be heading to trial next […]
Heavy rain starting tonight in SD&G
Editor’s note: This story has been updated at 3:28 p.m. to show Environment Canada upgraded its special weather statement to a rainfall warning. SD&G – […]
Partial Ninth Street closure for water main break
CORNWALL – A section of a major Cornwall street is closed for an emergency water main repair. Cornwall’s municipal works department closed the eastbound lanes […]
Cornwall job fair underway
CORNWALL – Job seekers in Cornwall will have a chance to be face-to-face with possibly their new boss today (Wednesday). The Cornwall and Area Job […]
Cornwall council won’t be able to attend meetings electronically
CORNWALL – City councillors won’t be able to attend council meetings via Skype or on the telephone. Council voted 8-2 (Maurice Dupelle absent) Tuesday night […]
Cornwall climate change committee blueprint finalized
CORNWALL – Seven months after it was proposed by Cornwall Coun. Carilyne Hebert, city council has hashed out the terms and makeup of its Environment […]
Open air burning new in South Dundas; so far it’s complaint-free
MORRISBURG – While Cornwall is doing away with open air burning, South Dundas has brought in the practice and so far it appears to be […]