Seaway traffic down 6%
CORNWALL – After seven months of the year, traffic and cargo on the St. Lawrence Seaway is down compared to last year. Numbers from the […]
Accused arsonist intends to plea: lawyer
CORNWALL – The lawyer for a Cornwall woman, accused to trying to burn a car on St. Felix Street in March which caught a carport […]
More law enforcement investigating theft ring which hit Ingleside Ford dealership
LONG SAULT – Investigation of a high-end vehicle theft ring, which hit an Ingleside Ford dealership in June, now involves more law enforcement agencies and […]
Part of sewage pipe surfaces near McLaren Campground
INGLESIDE – A section of sewage discharge pipe has surfaced between two islands west of the Long Sault Parkway. Public Works Director Ross Gellately told […]
Rosedale Terrace getting smaller pavilion
LONG SAULT – Residents of the Rosedale Terrace subdivision will be getting their wish of a pavilion in MacLennan Park but it won’t be as […]
What are those green bags on Cornwall trees?
CORNWALL – In your travels around Cornwall you may have seen green plastic bags at the base of some city trees. They are part of […]
Four week wait for decision on Riverdale Park name change
CORNWALL – We’ll have to wait about four weeks to find out if a name change is being recommended for Riverdale Park. Cornwall city council […]
Fuel thieves target North Dundas business
WINCHESTER – Police are trying to figure out who stole a “significant” amount of fuel from a North Dundas business. SD&G O.P.P. were altered about […]
Bainsville rescue gets grant for cat fixing and vaccination programs
BAINSVILLE – A South Glengarry rescue is getting a grant from a national pet store to help with its sterilization and vaccination programs. Roy and […]
$32M Cornwall public works yard rebuild to be audited
CORNWALL – With wildly fluctuating sets of numbers and blowing through a financial safety net in its first two years, the rebuilding project for Cornwall’s […]