Cornwall council: out with four old, in with five new
CORNWALL – Voters have given Cornwall city council a major shakeup for the next four years, bringing in four fresh faces. With 21 of 22 […]
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Cornwall advance polling down from 2010, 2006 elections
CORNWALL – The numbers were strong but not as strong as in previous elections. The city says 3,203 voters cast ballots in the advance polls […]
EDITORIAL: Another lodge nurse comes forward with complaints
Who is Julie Johnston – and is she, in fact, a whistleblower? Two questions to ponder as you head to the polls next week to […]
Public meeting on Dominion Place
CORNWALL – Plans for the condominium build at the corner of Pitt and Second Streets will be up for review next month. The city’s Planning […]
New Cornwall HR manager on the job
CORNWALL – The city has named its new human resources manager. CAO Norm Levac announced Tuesday that Geoff Clarke has been hired as the new […]
Samson changes mind on meetings mid-news conference
CORNWALL – As quickly as a news conference on a rain-soaked Pitt Street began, it ended with councillor Gerald Samson heading into a closed-door meeting […]
City mulls six-figure settlement for Cornwall whistleblower
CORNWALL, Ontario – City council is meeting behind closed doors this afternoon to mull offering a whistleblower as much as $250,000 to settle her lawsuit, […]
Kilger defends record at all-candidates debate
CORNWALL – Incumbent mayoral candidate Bob Kilger found himself defending his record in office during the Cornwall and Area Chamber of Commerce all-candidates forum. Roughly […]
COMMENTARY: You can’t compare neighbours on taxes
The Cornwall Community Action Group is trying to get candidates for mayor and council to sign off on a pledge to “roll back” taxes in […]
City refutes property tax statement
CORNWALL, Ontario – City officials have shot down claims made by the Community Action Group (CAG), a collection of local business people, regarding Cornwall’s property […]