COMMENTARY: Is our MPP tone deaf to the crisis?
Cornwall City Council received a stark warning from the CEO of the Cornwall Community Hospital during a special meeting Thursday about how dire the COVID-19 […]
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COMMENTARY: Walk before you run with Peanut Line
South Glengarry has owned the Peanut Line, a 31 kilometer recreational trail through the municipality between Cornwall and Quebec, for 12 years now. The township […]
COMMENTARY: Serve Cornwall or serve Canada?
Cornwall councillor Justin Towndale will be leaving his duties as a city councillor for a two-and-a-half month leave of absence. City council voted Monday night, […]
COMMENTARY: What’s the agenda behind a Cornwall super school?
The $41 million price tag for a Cornwall super school seems more pie-in-the-sky than something attainable. The board’s plan is contingent on the provincial government […]
COMMENTARY: Why are the lights on at GV?
Something does not seem right with the Upper Canada District School Board’s “Building for the Future” plan, and it starts in Cornwall. During the last […]
COMMENTARY: Will Cornwall council do their duty?
Cornwall City Council will vote tonight on whether to continue adding fluoride to the city’s drinking water. Really, it’s not a matter of continuing because […]
COMMENTARY: South Dundas’ war on transparency
Remember how South Dundas Mayor Evonne Delegarde campaigned on a platform of more transparency and openness with the public? Well, she tried to shut down […]
COMMENTARY: Do we really need insurance?
Cornwall and SD&G is always touted as a community that is giving and helping and it got me to thinking, do we really need to […]
COMMENTARY: Indebted to Liberals
We were warned. During the federal election at a campaign stop then-Prime Minister Stephen Harper made fun of the Liberals’ plan about running a small […]
COMMENTARY: The budget not everybody will be happy with
The city has finished up one half of the budget in record time – in two days. Covering budgets for nine years I can say […]