Cornwall and Area News for February 22, 2012

• New York inner city kids getting a taste of SD&G
• Glengarry man heads to Toronto to receive Lieutenant Governor's Award for Lifetime Achievement
• Firms get more time to bid on Cornwall's $55M waste water treatment plant
• Eastern Ontario Health Unit launches Bed Bugs surveillance

Cornwall and Area News for February 21, 2012

• Police searching for suspect after Subway robbery
• Crash at Third and Belmont sends several people to hospital
• United Counties won't follow South Stormont on withholding hospital money
• Many speeding vehicles impounded over Family Day weekend
• Housing development on Cornwall's Courtaulds site up for review
• North Glengarry man receiving Lieutenant Governor's award for Lifetime Achievement

Cornwall and Area News for February 19, 2012

• Living the Green Life

Cornwall and Area News for February 18, 2012

• Closures on Family Day in SD&G

Cornwall and Area News for February 17, 2012

• Cornwall and SD&G Texas-bound
• Lots to do in Cornwall for Family Day weekend
• Two SD&G O.P.P. officers recognized for service
• Guy Lauzon debates Private Member's Bill
• Booming construction in 2011 for Cornwall
• Cornwall registers another record-warm day

Cornwall and Area News for February 16, 2012

• Community Action Group makes plea for tax reduction
• Cornwall is 'ground zero' for contraband tobacco: NCACT
• Two men arrested for human smuggling through Cornwall
• Driver injured in crash at Cornwall's Second and York Streets
• Fire destroys barn in South Stormont
• Cornwall's 'Ground Soap' selected as a Top Ethical Brand in America

Cornwall and Area News for February 15, 2012

• MPP McDonell on Drummond Report: 'We didn't think [things] were this bad'
• Official invite to Cornwall for Royal couple
• Drummond Report 'profoundly gloomy' for Ontario
• Lawful access legislation 'long overdue': Parkinson
• South Dundas man charged with pointing a firearm in alleged domestic dispute
• Low-level bridge construction coming along better than expected: Federal Bridge Corporation
• Cornwall man accused of sexual assault deemed unfit to stand trial

Cornwall and Area News for February 14, 2012

• Portion of South Branch Rd. closed Wednesday
• Over 100 cases of contraband tobacco seized in the last month
• Cornwall budget committee finalizes city department review
• Chocolates, candy hearts and roses - It's Valentine's Day
• Budget Committee meeting today likely to set final tax-hike amount

Cornwall and Area News for February 13, 2012

• Cornwall sending out invitation to Royal couple
• Cornwall councillor proposes cap for outside agency funding next year
• Heavy equipment stolen in South Stormont recovered in Kingston and Belleville: O.P.P.
• Last minute Valentine's Day ideas
• Cornwall woman facing charges after allegedly biting boyfriend
• Highway 401 East Bound reopens after tractor-trailer fire

Cornwall and Area News for February 11, 2012

• City to decide Monday on $575K for Outside Agencies
• MPP urges talks over French policy at Cornwall hospital

Cornwall and Area News for February 10, 2012

• Cornwall looking to get on the Royal Tour
• Cornwall seeks public input on e-bikes
• Cornwall police hit the pitch for local fundraiser

Cornwall and Area News for February 9, 2012

• Sit-in at MP Lauzon's office over possible Old Age Security cuts
• Flash freeze expected tomorrow: Environment Canada
• Tassimo Coffee Maker Recall
• South Stormont withholds money to Cornwall Community Hospital
• Cornwall police looking for tinted windshields, window obstructions

Cornwall and Area News for February 8, 2012

• Cornwall babysitter and friends facing fraud-related charges
• Major fire at home on Second Street West in Cornwall
• Cornwall and SD&G are growing: Census
• Cornwall takes a stand against bullying with Pink Shirt Day

Cornwall and Area News for February 7, 2012

• More fires, less damage in second half of 2011: Report
• Highway 138 is getting 'improvements': MTO
• Statistics Canada surveying Cornwall residents on recycling
• Quebec man arrested in Cornwall for alleged cheque fraud
• Portion of Boundary Road in North Dundas closed for investigation
• Cornwall's warm weather shatters records

Cornwall and Area News for February 6, 2012

• Cornwall Red Cross building evacuated after electrical problem
• 'Bowl for Kids Sake' raises over $70,000
• Cornwall man charged after alleged threats on Facebook
• Two SD&G O.P.P. officers take the plunge
• Eyesore on Baldwin Avenue in Cornwall will be transformed

Cornwall and Area News for February 3, 2012

• Corus Cares for Kids reaches new ground for Children's Treatment Center
• Cornwall's Christina Julien signs pro contract with Sweden
• Free access to Long Sault Parkway
• Seven Cornwall residents arrested after city drug-bust
• One RONA location closing its doors in Cornwall
• Cornwall's unemployment down but still higher than regional average

Cornwall and Area News for February 2, 2012

• Cornwall police issue warning about door-to-door collections
• $16,000 of marijuana seized in routine traffic stop
• Cornwall man arrested for child pornography as part of Ontario-wide sweep
• Groundhog Day is here

Cornwall and Area News for February 1, 2012

• Cornwall police chief credits toll booths for three-year drop in chases
• Full steam ahead for the Upper Canada Village train
• Use of force by Cornwall police drops for second straight year
• Twelve-year-old Cornwall youth arrested
• SD&G O.P.P. raising money for Special Olympics
• School buses cancelled for all of SD&G

Cornwall and Area News for January 31, 2012

• Quilt of Belonging to be featured in documentary
• Cornwall-area businesses beware of 'distract and grab' scam: O.P.P.
• Tribunal orders Cornwall to pay $23K+ in employee discrimination case
• Freezing Rain Warning for Cornwall and points north
• 12 hours of intermittent freezing rain for SD&G tonight

Cornwall and Area News for January 30, 2012

• Matthews' health care plan dodging main issues: MacDonald
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges for car load of young people
• Twelve Month prison sentence for Lancaster man caught with child porn
• Back at work, MP Lauzon's crime bill to be debated in weeks

Cornwall and Area News for January 28, 2012

• Fire in abandoned building on Baldwin Ave.
• Now hiring: Alexandria ward councillor
• Christina Julien and Team Canada heading to 2012 Summer Olympics

Cornwall and Area News for January 27, 2012

• Cornwall police searching for two teens after attempted break-in
• Mix of rain and snow creates flooding on Cornwall streets
• Highway 401 and Highway 138 closures in SD&G
• School buses cancelled for all of SD&G

Cornwall and Area News for January 26, 2012

• Firms facing disaster may call Cornwall temporary home
• Cornwall man charged for allegedly assaulting wife and child
• Small fire at the Olymel plant in Cornwall
• Freezing rain heading towards SD&G tonight

Cornwall and Area News for January 25, 2012

• Going green at holy sites in Cornwall
• Nominations sought for Diamond Jubilee Medal
• South Stormont Pond Hockey Tournament gets local support
• Cornwall businesses give 'unprecedented' response to Via Rail cuts: Chamber
• First Nations meeting exceeds Akwesasne grand chief's expectations
• Cornwall Transit ridership climbs almost 6% in 2011
• MPP McDonell skeptical about McGuinty's plan to tackle deficit

Cornwall and Area News for January 24, 2012

• Missing Cornwall teenager is located
• Problems at South Dundas home lead to jail for 13-year-old boy
• Icy roads lead to a number of crashes in SD&G
• Long term care facilities will not be included in city's emergency plan

Cornwall and Area News for January 23, 2012

• Public will weigh in on proposed Cornwall waterfront development
• Sewer work expected to cause delays on Pitt Street
• Cornwall, United Counties come up short in Ontario transfer payments
• Seaway border with U.S. is not secure: Defence Research and Development Canada
• Cornwall-area O.P.P. find rental van stuffed with tobacco
• Police searching for missing Cornwall teen
• Lancaster & District Curling Club celebrates 50 years

Cornwall and Area News for January 22, 2012

• Freezing rain forecast for drive home Monday

Cornwall and Area News for January 21, 2012

• Proposed waterfront homes next to Civic Complex, Marina 200

Cornwall and Area News for January 20, 2012

• City starts hiring process for new Human Resources manager
• Cornwall budget committee okays firefighter hires
• MPs' pension-salary swap is up to the tax-payer: MP Guy Lauzon
• SD&G hospital staff ranking above average in immunization

Cornwall and Area News for January 19, 2012

• MPP McDonell doesn't see PC leadership change
• Pedestrian struck in downtown Cornwall
• High fatality rate prompts more O.P.P. presence on Ontario highways

Cornwall and Area News for January 18, 2012

• Aultsville Theatre welcomes new Communications Coordinator
• O.P.P. will increase presence on Ontario highways
• Weedless Wednesday aimed at curbing smoking in SD&G
• SD&G Police Services Board appoints executive
• Mohawk Council of Akwesasne to get $1million payment from Niagara Gas Transmission Limited
• High winds knock out power to some areas

Cornwall and Area News for January 17, 2012

• Via Rail clears the air on upcoming train changes
• Winter is half over but SD&G is not in the clear yet: Environment Canada climatologist
• Two Cornwall men charged following police weapons search
• Police search home for weapons
• Is there a winter emergency kit in your vehicle?
• Buses cancelled as more nasty weather expected

Cornwall and Area News for January 16, 2012

• Freezing Rain Warning for Cornwall and SD&G
• McDonell wins mayoral race in North Glengarry
• Ship liner crash not deterring Cornwallites from cruise travel
• Do your due diligence before going out on the ice: O.P.P. Constable Robertson
• Mother Nature not done yet
• Voting Day: North Glengarry picks a new mayor

Cornwall and Area News for January 14, 2012

• Smokey fire guts home in St. Andrews West
• Coombs on school buses: 'We should have cancelled'

Cornwall and Area News for January 13, 2012

• Mild weather costs Cornwall tourism 500K+
• Fire destroys two businesses in Maxville
• Massive power outage in South Dundas, Leeds-Grenville
• Winter blast keeps SD&G O.P.P. busy
• Wet and icy weather continues
• Are You Superstitious?

Cornwall and Area News for January 12, 2012

• Multi-vehicle collision has Highway 401 Westbound lanes still closed
• City man sentenced in stabbing outside downtown Cornwall bar
• Kinsmen Club of Cornwall sponsors Lift-Off 2012
• Freezing rain warning in effect for Cornwall and SD&G

Cornwall and Area News for January 11, 2012

• Cornwall Human Resources Manager Terminated
• Community comes together for The Children's Treatment Centre
• Mother Nature has messy weather in store for SD&G
• Cornwall Community Action Group not happy with potential tax increase
• Cornwall business owners have mixed opinions on paying for Benson Center
• Septic inspections in Cornwall and SD&G now in municipal hands

Cornwall and Area News for January 10, 2012

• Man struck by vehicle on McConnell Avenue
• Ottawa taking steps to tackle childhood obesity: MP Lauzon
• Old Domtar property could be on market this summer
• Is idling city vehicle monitoring saving Cornwall money?
• MacDonald wants city to lobby for a bus terminal

Cornwall and Area News for January 9, 2012

• Cornwall budget would cost homeowners extra $56.13 a year
• A year behind bars for T.R. Leger stabber
• Cornwall making the push for condo and apartment recycling
• Names needed for Cornwall Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2012
• Recycling truck collision on Fourth Street East
• Delaney Bus Lines' driver wins Excellence Award
• Cornwall police board freezes officer replacements
• $22,000 of drugs seized in a routine traffic stop in South Stormont
• Cornwall council getting first look at 2012 budget

Cornwall and Area News for January 7, 2012

• Cornwall family displaced after apparent grease fire
• Akwesasne feeling ignored & insulted with possible relocation of Canada Customs Office.

Cornwall and Area News for January 6, 2012

• Preliminary budget forecasts a 2.38% tax increase
• Take precautions when shopping in Cornwall: Police
• Power knocked out to residents in Cornwall's Glen Oaks Court
• Eastern Ontario unemployment drops for second straight month
• Mixed bag of weather for Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for January 5, 2012

• More Yo-yo like weather for Cornwall: Kimbell
• Cornwall misses first round of Target department stores
• First union contract at Air Liquide solidifies temp jobs: Union
• Amber Alert over; children are okay, father arrested

Cornwall and Area News for January 4, 2012

• Couple waits a little longer for $50 million jackpot
• Cornwall SPCA sees drop in phone calls during cold snap
• No perks in Cornwall hospital CEO's contract

Cornwall and Area News for January 3, 2012

• Festive R.I.D.E. campaign wraps up with 'disturbing' results
• O.P.P. impound eight vehicles over holiday weekend
• Hawkesbury couple win Lotto Max jackpot
• Cornwall makes a return to winter

Cornwall and Area News for January 2, 2012

• 2012 Has Some New Additions in Cornwall and Winchester

Cornwall and Area News for December 31, 2011

• Party the night away to end 2011 in Cornwall
• What's open and closed for New Year's Day in Cornwall
• Lack of volunteers strikes Cornwall's Operation Red Nose on New Year's Eve

Cornwall and Area News for December 30, 2011

• Freezing rain, ice pellets creeping toward Cornwall
• South Stormont girl has her artwork in O.P.P. calendar
• Computer scam making its way into Cornwall: Police
• Keys to a successful New Years resolution

Cornwall and Area News for December 29, 2011

• Ending 2011 with mixed bag; Special Weather Statement issued
• Buses or vans could fill Via Rail's gap in Cornwall: Valentine
• O.P.P. searching for stolen vehicle and all-terrain vehicle
• The Big Chill hits Cornwall
• Plenty for parents and children to do during the 'in-between' time

Cornwall and Area News for December 28, 2011

• More holiday break-and-enters: Cornwall police
• Cornwall Police Chief lauds lower youth crime
• Snowfall Warning ends but a blustery day is in the forecast
• Boxing Day fire in Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for December 27, 2011

• Snowfall Warning issued for Cornwall and Eastern Ontario
• MP Guy Lauzon looks back on 2011

Cornwall and Area News for December 26, 2011

• Potential for flash freeze tomorrow - Special Weather Statement issued
• Working smoke alarms a big concern heading into 2012

Cornwall and Area News for December 24, 2011

• What's open and closed this holiday season
• Morrisburg man faces charges after alleged sex assault on girl: Police

Cornwall and Area News for December 23, 2011

• Video games helping Winchester-area seniors with rehab
• South Dundas home razed by fire
• Cornwall firefighters and city fail to reach deal; arbitration hearing likely next fall
• Smuggling increases in South Glengarry: CRTF
• Expect travel delays this Christmas weekend

Cornwall and Area News for December 22, 2011

• Odds are good for a Cornwall white Christmas: The Weather Network
• Akwesasne police seize $18K in Oxycontin, three arrested
• Car ends up against house following two vehicle crash in Cornwall
• Cornwall Chamber chides Via Rail for train cuts
• Cornwall-area O.P.P. tally it up; 22 crashes during freezing rain storm
• Last shot for Cornwall firefighters and city to agree on contracts
• The Christmas shopping countdown begins

Cornwall and Area News for December 21, 2011

• MPP Jim McDonell hopes for continued growth in SD&SG next year
• Freezing rain leading to a number of crashes: O.P.P.
• SD&G R.I.D.E. checkpoints nab eight suspected drunk drivers
• Minor Midget hockey team comes through big for United Way
• Smuggling fight a success in 2011: OPP Inspector
• School transportation cancelled due to Freezing Rain Warning

Cornwall and Area News for December 20, 2011

• Via Rail cutting two evening train stops in Cornwall
• Freezing Rain Warning For Cornwall-Area
• Quebec Loblaw Workers Deal Has No Effect On Boundary Properties: Boileau
• Freezing rain heading for Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for December 19, 2011

• Akwesasne Grand Chief to visit Attawapiskat First Nation
• Cornwall R.I.D.E. program doesn't find a single drunk driver
• CCGS Griffon makes a stop in Cornwall Harbour
• Some 'baked' goods picked up during O.P.P. aircraft enforcement
• Cornwall police deal with rash of pre-Christmas break and enters
• Traffic grinds to a halt as man sits on railing of Seaway International Bridge
• Cornwall Mayor Bob Kilger looks back on 2011
• New business development charges eyed for Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for December 17, 2011

• Record temperature set in Cornwall during mild spell

Cornwall and Area News for December 16, 2011

• Target officials share thoughts on their awesome development at Team Cornwall AGM
• United Way Reaches Its $670,000 Goal
• Cornwall budget committee earmarks $50K to trim from grants to outside agencies
• Up-to $41,000 federal funding for Hill 70 Memorial
• 17-year-old girl arrested after allegedly assaulting mother
• 62-year-old man allegedly sexually assaults 12-year-old girl
• Team Cornwall presents the city's annual Year-In-Review

Cornwall and Area News for December 15, 2011

• Three Cornwall businesses get $1.8M in Ontario grants
• Cornwall's got one of the most inspirational teachers in Canada
• Kimbell: Chances for white Christmas for Cornwall 'not the greatest'

Cornwall and Area News for December 14, 2011

• Chamber announces 2012 Executive Committee
• Township of North Stormont releases statement
• Money missing from North Stormont's treasury prompts investigation
• Cornwall's Gretchen Court fire was the costliest blaze of 2011

Cornwall and Area News for December 13, 2011

• A chance at some of the City's money
• Local United Way hits 90 per cent of goal
• Cornwall police stop 500 vehicles in Project R.I.D.E.
• Cornwall employers 'pause' with hiring
• City seeks meeting with feds on port-of-entry move
• City worries about potential VIA Rail cutbacks

Cornwall and Area News for December 12, 2011

• City will withdraw its advertising dollars from 'offensive media'
• Fare hike scheduled for Cornwall Transit in March, 2012
• Hockey for a good cause: SD&G O.P.P. take on a local high school team
• Charges laid following alleged month-long crime spree: Police
• Driver clocked at 157km/h in an 80km/h zone: Police
• Akwesasne in 'state of crisis': Resolution
• Cornwall would lose millions of dollars if Progress Fund principal touched: Report

Cornwall and Area News for December 10, 2011

• Cornwall firefighters quickly snuff out house fire
• New warden for United Counties

Cornwall and Area News for December 9, 2011

• U.S. Rep. Owens on Cornwall's border move: 'Positive for everyone involved'
• Ahkwesahsne And Upper Canada Boards of Education Sign Tuition Agreement
• Cornwall's e-bike issue won't be resolved until next year: report
• Cornwall's border checkpoint moving to Hogansburg
• Impaired driving charges already laid in R.I.D.E. program
• Ottawa drug bust leads to 22 arrests, over 200 charges

Cornwall and Area News for December 8, 2011

• Upkeep slipping on Cornwall's water and sewer system even as residents face rate hike
• NAV Centre gives generously to the United Way campaign
• Minivan crashes into building on Pitt Street
• Baseball hats among stolen items in a break and enter
• Trimming begins on Cornwall Police Service budget

Cornwall and Area News for December 7, 2011

• Tonnes of leaf and yard waste collected won't be wasted
• The streak is over: Ron Eamer steps aside as head of Cornwall's Catholic school board

Cornwall and Area News for December 6, 2011

• MP Guy Lauzon to host pre-budget meeting
• The heat is on: NHL Alumni battle on ice against Cornwall's local law enforcement
• Cornwall water and sewer rates poised to go up 2.96% in 2012
• New administrator for Diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall
• Man sentenced to life in Boxing Day shooting appealing conviction

Cornwall and Area News for December 5, 2011

• MPP McDonell not surprised by critical AG's report
• Painkillers seized during Cornwall traffic stop
• North Glengarry race for mayor race now a two man affair
• Squirrel blamed for hydro outage around Marlborough St.
• Ontario government watchdog issuing his report card on McGuinty Liberals

Cornwall and Area News for December 3, 2011

• Crash at Cornwall's Ninth and Sydney Streets

Cornwall and Area News for December 2, 2011

• Three-way race for mayor of North Glengarry
• Entrance to Cornwall's Benson Center to be named after councillor
• Eastern Ontario jobless numbers dip while Cornwall's workforce shrinks: StatsCan
• Small fire at a house in north end of Cornwall
• Beau's Brewery delivery set to return

Cornwall and Area News for December 1, 2011

• Cornwall judge unable to rule on release of health records
• NDP leadership candidate makes a stop in Cornwall
• False domestic assault complaint leads to charges for Cornwall woman
• Cornwall development to be highlighted at Team Cornwall Year-in-Review
• Assault on Highway 401

Cornwall and Area News for November 30, 2011

• Cornwall court deciding whether T.R. Leger stabber's health records go to his parents
• HWY 401 Reopens
• New hope for bullied students
• Wanted man is arrested
• HWY 401 East Bound Closed
• Is this the beginning of the end for Occupy Cornwall?
• Search underway for wanted man after domestic incident: police

Cornwall and Area News for November 29, 2011

• A 'Jewel' in South Dundas
• River Institute receives funding from the Shell Environmental Fund
• Cornwall Chamber executive gets national recognition
• New concerns arise about dipping into the Progress Fund
• Feds sign 15 year deal to protect Cornwall's waterway
• How safe is it to drive in Cornwall?
• Despite hiccup, road work on schedule in Cornwall's business park
• Football club eyes Bob Turner and Joe St. Denis facilities fix-up
• Long term care home emergency planning worries city councillor
• Spending Cornwall's Progress Fund principal takes a step forward

Cornwall and Area News for November 28, 2011

• No spending limit; Outside Agencies will make case to Cornwall budget committee next month
• Vehicle collision on 401 East stalls traffic
• Students raise over $1,000 for United Way
• Cornwall man charged with allegedly detaining and assaulting girlfriend
• Trial pending for teen charged in Cornwall stabbing
• City council deals with full plate including another way to pay for Benson Centre

Cornwall and Area News for November 25, 2011

• Chamber of Commerce announces new board
• City bust leads to seizure of illegal drugs
• No fishing or swimming considered at Cornwall's Lamoureux Park
• Crews deal with small fire at Cornwall Winners
• Christmas story shared in music and song
• Vacant Cornwall house goes up in flames

Cornwall and Area News for November 24, 2011

• 23-year-old Cornwall female faces a slew of charges after assaulting ex-boyfriend
• Project Red Ribbon and Operation Lookout launched
• Last local Mass for Bishop Paul Andre Durocher
• Hundreds of calls come in for local United Way
• Black Friday delays expected at Cornwall's border crossing
• What to watch out for when throwing a holiday party

Cornwall and Area News for November 23, 2011

• School boards explain bus cancellation policy
• Lauzon supports Bill designed to clear way for citizen's arrests
• School bus hits ditch in Cornwall
• Racine launches book 'Constable Davey - A Future Lost'
• Cornwall region wakes up to first snowfall of the season
• Liberal minority must address jobs and spending: McDonell

Cornwall and Area News for November 22, 2011

• Sidney Crosby's return an amazing thing
• Downtown Cornwall lights up for Christmas season
• Commuters face delays on Cornwall's Brookdale Avenue
• City of Cornwall braces as ice and snow approaches

Cornwall and Area News for November 21, 2011

• Local artist donates sculpture to Akwesasne Community School
• Helping out a shelter for women and children in Cornwall
• Cornwall couple arrested in suspected child abuse case
• Old Man Winter expected to visit Cornwall early
• Cornwall snowplows and salters at the ready for winter storm
• Potential stormy weather ahead prompts Special Weather Statement for the Cornwall region
• Will Ontario see its first female Speaker today?

Cornwall and Area News for November 20, 2011

• The list is in: 19 agencies looking for share of $500,419

Cornwall and Area News for November 19, 2011

• Store opening today to soothe the 'crafty' itch
• Courtaulds subdivison subject of public meeting Monday night

Cornwall and Area News for November 18, 2011

• Police arrest three, seize two guns during home search near Lancaster
• O.P.P. release name of Cornwall man killed in Highway 401 pileup
• Boots on the ground in North Stormont
• Feds invest thousands in French culture in Cornwall
• Cornwall man identified as victim in six-vehicle wreck near Kingston
• 101.9 CJSS-FM and Variety 104 join St. Lawrence College for Alumni Day!
• 'Occupy' movement reaches Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for November 17, 2011

• Cornwall spends over $300K in legal fees on retaliation/tribunal cases
• City, United Counties projecting more in coffers despite unpaid POA fines
• Cornwall youth arrested after family vehicle taken for spin
• Red-hot Cornwall housing market expected in 2012
• Eastern Ontario Development Fund may be scrapped
• Former Ottawa health clinic patients test positive for Hep C

Cornwall and Area News for November 16, 2011

• Another 12-year-old boy spends night in jail: Cornwall Police
• Disposing garbage is wasting Agape's money
• OPP Food Drive a Huge Success
• Second Steel Theft Suspect Turns Himself In
• Local United Way Reaches Half-Way Point

Cornwall and Area News for November 15, 2011

• Water Main Break In West-End Cornwall
• Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
• Thieves Attempt To Steal Some Steel In South Glengarry
• City Will Give Away $500K To Local Agencies Before New Year: Carr
• Another Plan Floated To Pay For Cornwall's Benson Centre

Cornwall and Area News for November 14, 2011

• Two City Of Cornwall Jobs Filled Despite Councillor's Belt-Tightening Plea
• Three Quebecers Arrested In Latest Contraband Sweep
• Son Arrested For Stealing Mom's Car
• NDP Pushes For HST Removal From Home Heating Bills
• Near Record Highs Today - Snow In The Forecast For Thursday

Cornwall and Area News for November 12, 2011

• Car Impounded After Allegedly Clocked Going 163

Cornwall and Area News for November 11, 2011

• What's Open And Closed This Remembrance Day
• Recycling Plan Will Extend Cornwall Landfill Life Three Years At Most: Report
• O.P.P. Officer Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Honouring Canada's Veterans

Cornwall and Area News for November 10, 2011

• Teen Facing HTA Charge In Connection With Fatal Brookdale Ave. Crash
• Two Charged In Cornwall Home Robbery
• Police Close Books On Deadly Second Street Crash; No Charges Laid
• Trial Date Set For Local O.P.P. Officer
• MPP Crack Appointed To Two Positions In McGuinty Government

Cornwall and Area News for November 9, 2011

• Cornwall Firefighters Rescue Man After Fishing Boat Capsizes
• Retired Cornwall School Secretary A Millionaire!
• Thibault On Cornwall Legal Woes: 'It's Very Much On The Mind Of Council'
• Police Seize Prescription Drugs After Highway Stop

Cornwall and Area News for November 8, 2011

• Cornwall Dinged In Human Rights Case Over Worker Accommodation And Workplace Harassment
• Snow In The Forecast For The Cornwall Region
• Former Cornwall-Alexandria Bishop Paul-Andre Durocher Has Audience With The Pope

Cornwall and Area News for November 7, 2011

• House Fire In Winchester
• O.P.P. Traffic Stop Near Cornwall Nets $210,000 In Drugs
• Deer Hunt Begins In SD&G; O.P.P. Caution Drivers, Hunters
• Unemployment Numbers Hold Steady In Cornwall Region
• Education Is The Focus During Crime Prevention Week In Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for November 5, 2011

• TV-Cogeco Carefor Hospice Telethon Surpasses Fundraising Goal
• North Glengarrians Going To The Polls

Cornwall and Area News for November 4, 2011

• How Do You Build A Better Man?
• 'Support Our Troops' Signs Are Back
• Crash In East-End Cornwall Sends Three To Hospital
• MP Guy Lauzon Curtails Spending Including Glossy Pamphlets
• Dismal Jobs Numbers Stun Province
• Cornwall Port Proposal Innovative But Not Practical: Bogora
• TV-Cogeco Carefor Hospice Telethon Is Tomorrow!

Cornwall and Area News for November 3, 2011

• Ottawa Health Scare Now Part Of Class-Action Lawsuit
• Port Of Cornwall Eyed As Solution For Ocean-Going Ships
• Cyclist Collides With Vehicle On Sydney Street
• Cornwall Could Have Country's Most Inspirational Teacher
• Cornwall Winners Opens To Lineups, Jammed Parking Lot
• Gas Plant Shut-Down 'More Complicated' Than Premier Thought

Cornwall and Area News for November 2, 2011

• $56,000 In Marijuana Seized: Police
• Charges Laid After Young Girl Shot By Air Rifle: Cornwall Police
• Final Tenants Of Pitt Street Fire Could Have Home Later Today: Red Cross
• Avoid Getting Scammed - Cornwall Police Service
• United Way At 40 Per Cent Of Goal!

Cornwall and Area News for November 1, 2011

• Cornwall Community Hospital Has Shortest Provincial Wait Time For CT Scan: CCH
• Two Pitt Street Fire Victims In Ottawa Hospital
• Police Report Quiet Hallowe'en In Cornwall
• Remembrance Day Poppies Available At 250 Cornwall Locations
• Cornwall Apartment Fire Sends Two To Hospital

Cornwall and Area News for October 31, 2011

• Man Charged After Pharmacy Break-In
• Cornwall Police Chase Leads To Slew Of Charges
• Cornwall-Area O.P.P. Seize $12K In Suspected Pot
• Hallowe'en Safety Reminders From Dr. Paul

Cornwall and Area News for October 28, 2011

• Nursing Association Lauds Cornwall Whistleblower
• Cornwall Councillor Confident In Safeguards At Glen-Stor-Dun Lodge
• Cornwall Retaliation Case Sends Chilling Message: WhistleWatch
• Cornwall Suspect Charged With 19 Counts Of Break & Enter
• Local OPP Support Jail-n-Bail Event
• Retaliation Case Could Have Cost Taxpayers Hundreds Of Thousands: Councillor

Cornwall and Area News for October 27, 2011

• City Of Cornwall Pleads Guilty In Employee Retaliation Case
• 12-Year-Old Boy Found Unconscious In Family Home - Later Dies In Hospital
• Two People Shot Dead At Ottawa Shopping Mall
• Downtown Murals To Be Installed This Morning
• Funeral Services Today For Victim Of Cornwall Crash

Cornwall and Area News for October 26, 2011

• Target Distribution Center Pushing Cornwall To Banner Construction Year
• Milder Winter In Cornwall Could Be In The Cards: Phillips

Cornwall and Area News for October 25, 2011

• A Tale Of Two Cornwall City Council Arena Funding Votes - What Was Said In 2009 And In 2011
• Clement On Benson Double Vote: 'I Don't Think It's Exactly The Same Motion'
• MPP Jim McDonell Gets Shadow Cabinet Post
• Tory Klees Planning To Run For Speaker; Move Could Help Libs
• City Votes Twice On Financing Benson Center
• Guilty Pleas In Downtown Cornwall Knife Attack
• Investigation Into Fatal Cornwall Crash Continues - Driver Identified By Police
• Spawning Salmon Being Poached In Lamoureux Park Creek: Councillor
• Cornwall Airport Ready To Expand After Legal Win

Cornwall and Area News for October 24, 2011

• Cornwall Will Spend Progress Fund Income On Benson Center
• Victim In Weekend Crash In Cornwall Identified
• Five Cornwall Teens Charged With Break And Enter
• 12-Year-Old Cornwall Child Arrested And Held In Custody Overnight
• Former City Councillor Known As 'Mr. Canada' Passes Away
• Hockey School Students To Visit Your Door On Halloween
• Memorial Marks The Site Of Deadly Cornwall Crash
• Merging Cornwall's Hospitals Partially To Blame For Bed Shortage: OCHU

Cornwall and Area News for October 22, 2011

• Cornwall Crash Kills Female Passenger

Cornwall and Area News for October 21, 2011

• Four Blooms For Cornwall
• Computer Glitch Causing Delays At Some Flu Clinics
• Cornwall Will Likely Use 'Progress Fund' Interest To Pay For Arena
• O.P.P. Defuse Suspicious Device In South Stormont Home
• Cornwall School Boards Have New Threat Protocols

Cornwall and Area News for October 20, 2011

• Authorities Probing Cornwall Man's Suicide At Ottawa Jail
• Cornwall Says FOI Audit Not Fair; Waste Of Taxpayer Dollars
• Wind Leads To Hydro Outages In Counties; Minor Damage In Cornwall
• Cornwall Police Thank Public For Successful Training Exercise
• Cornwall Singled Out In Access To Information Study

Cornwall and Area News for October 19, 2011

• O.P.P. Issue Warning About Road Signs
• New Deputy Mayor In South Glengarry
• Ottawa Woman Faces Charges After Attempted Robbery
• 'Cornwall has a long and brutal winter...': Snowsuit Fund Launched

Cornwall and Area News for October 18, 2011

• Crash At Le Village Intersection Sends Two To Hospital
• City, Chamber Taking Little Stock In Dismal Small Business Study
• Condolences Delivered: MP Guy Lauzon Gives Constituents' Wishes To Olivia Chow
• Don't Be Alarmed By Police Training Exercise
• Cornwall Flops Again In Study Of Top Entrepreneurial Cities
• Some Cornwall-Area Residents Affected By Ottawa Health Scare: Roumeliotis

Cornwall and Area News for October 17, 2011

• Ottawa Clinic Behind HIV & Hepatitus Health Scare Named
• Bishops Meeting In Cornwall
• He's Okay; Crysler Man Found Again: O.P.P.
• Thousands Of Hogs Die In North Stormont Blaze
• Crysler Man Goes Missing For Second Time
• Cornwall Police To Ride In School Buses During Safety Blitz
• Medical 'Lapse' At Ottawa Clinic May Have Exposed Patients To HIV

Cornwall and Area News for October 14, 2011

• 'Exciting' First Day For MPP-Elect McDonell At Queen's Park
• Ecstasy And Cigars Part Of CRTF Seizure; Three Arrests Made
• There's A New Mayor In South Glengarry
• Store Clerks Being Targeted By Scam-Artists: O.P.P.
• Rookie MPP-Elect Jim McDonell's First Day At 'Bootcamp'
• Police Issue Second Public Appeal Following Fatal Cornwall Crash

Cornwall and Area News for October 13, 2011

• 12-Year-Old Arrested For Allegedly Breaking Curfew
• Thanksgiving Drivers In SD&G Get Skyward Surprise

Cornwall and Area News for October 12, 2011

• CEO Turnover At Champlain LHIN
• Cornwall Shares In Canadian Award For Brownfield Development
• O.P.P. Allegedly Turn Up $250K In Pot; Arrest Couple
• Mock Evacuation In Cornwall Tomorrow
• 18 Years For Shane Haley
• Local Bishop Durocher Appointed Archbishop Of Gatineau
• Operation Impact By The Numbers
• Verdict Expected This Morning For Cornwall Child Killer

Cornwall and Area News for October 11, 2011

• Council Roundup: Savings For Recycling; No Sculptures For Now In Lamoureux Park
• Cornwall Won't Support Eastern Ontario High Speed Net
• Missing Crysler Man Found Safe And Sound: O.P.P.
• Racing Motorists Keep SD & G OPP Busy
• Makeshift Memorial Marks Tragic Cornwall Crash
• Witnesses Sought In Friday's Fatal Crash In Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for October 10, 2011

• Cornwall Expected To Buy Into Broadband Project
• Record High Temperature Set On Thanksgiving Weekend

Cornwall and Area News for October 9, 2011

• Power Outage Hits Cornwall - Transformer To Blame

Cornwall and Area News for October 8, 2011

• Teenager Dies In Single Vehicle Crash In Cornwall
• What's Open, What's Closed? - Thanksgiving Weekend

Cornwall and Area News for October 7, 2011

• Low-Level Bridge Building Contract Awarded To Toronto Firm
• Bomb Threat Scare Over At Viscount Alexander P.S. In Cornwall
• Emergency Crews Investigating Possible Bomb Threat At Cornwall School
• Busy Thanksgiving Weekend Sees Increased Police Presence

Cornwall and Area News for October 6, 2011

• NDP's MacDonald Happy With Election Showing
• MacDonald Says He Fought For What He Thought Was Right In Provincial Campaign
• MPP-Elect McDonell: 'It's Great To See The Riding Go Blue'
• 'It's Time To Party - It's The Glengarry Way!' - McDonell
• Our First Report From The PC Camp
• Our First Report From The Liberal Camp
• The Role Of Social Media In The SD&SG Election Campaign
• Some Poll Hours Extended, SD&SG Election Results Delayed
• Demolition Of Historic Cornwall Arena Underway
• Homeowner Caught Suspects Trying To Break Into House: Local O.P.P.
• SD&SG Voters Casting Their Ballots
• It's Voting Day!

Cornwall and Area News for October 5, 2011

• Get Ready For A Visit From Jack Frost: Environment Canada
• 'Alarming' Results Lead To Extention Of Cornwall Smoke Alarm Campaign
• College Workers Ratify Deal
• New Poll Suggests Possible Liberal Majority On The Way For Ontario

Cornwall and Area News for October 4, 2011

• O.P.P. Officer Cleared Of Criminal Wrongdoing In Deadly July Crash
• Cause Of Massive Lunenburg Blaze Undetermined
• More High Marks For Cornwall's Air Quality
• Evening Traffic Stop Turns Up $44,000 In Pot
• Strong Turnout And Another Rush Expected: Upper
• Down To The Final Stretch For Provincial Party Leaders
• Galaxy Cinemas Put On Show For Local United Way

Cornwall and Area News for October 3, 2011

• Here Come Da Judge...To Cornwall
• Two Local Men Enter Guilty Pleas In Child Pornography Cases
• Agape Centre Puts Out Call For Turkeys For Holiday Season

Cornwall and Area News for October 2, 2011

• Lunenburg General Store Goes Up In Flames

Cornwall and Area News for October 1, 2011

• Liberal Leader Dalton McGuinty Doesn't Fear SD&SG Vote-Split
• $15,000 Raised For Seaway Valley Crime Stoppers

Cornwall and Area News for September 30, 2011

• Liberal Leader Dalton McGuinty Visiting Cornwall
• Parole Decision For Cornwall Child Killer Next Month
• New Cornwall Handi-Transit Buses Ready To Hit The Road
• Local MP's Bill Would Channel Inmate Cash Payouts To Victims
• Big Pink Rigs To Stop In Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for September 29, 2011

• Some Olymel Workers Back To Work
• MacDonald Has Change Of Heart, Accepts Libertarian's Apology
• Sentencing Submissions Begin In Young Cornwall Girl's Murder Case
• Stolen NDP Campaign Sign Found
• NDP's Elaine MacDonald Gets Nod Of Approval From Ottawa Citizen Newspaper
• Cornwall Men Charged After Assault With Bat
• Libertarian's Apology Apparently Not Good Enough For MacDonald
• Thief Targets NDP Vehicle During Chamber Debate

Cornwall and Area News for September 28, 2011

• Libertarian Candidate Issues Apology Over Debate Comment
• Cornwall All-Candidates Debate; Candidates Trade Shots Before Vocal Crowd
• Tobacco Group Calls For Crack Down On Contraband
• Liberal Proposal For New Cornwall-Ottawa Highway Raises Eyebrows
• Cornwall Drug Bust Turns Up Thousands In Pot, Cocaine
• Cornwall Firefighters Back NDP In Provincial Election
• 600 Strong For The Children's Treatment Center
• Listen To Tonight's Chamber Of Commerce Debate LIVE On TheCornwallDaily.com

Cornwall and Area News for September 27, 2011

• A New Face On Cornwall's Pitt And Second Streets
• City Not Won Over By Liberal Tax Deferral Plan For Seniors
• Cornwall Man Stabbed During Evening Robbery
• Local Parents Wanted For Public School Board Committee
• Second Cup Co-Founder To Speak At CTC Celebrity Walk
• British Home Child Day Celebrated At Upper Canada Village

Cornwall and Area News for September 26, 2011

• Lamoureux Park Bandshell Improvements; BizFest Coming
• Weekly Recycling Gets Go-Ahead; Councillors Not Completely Sold On Plan
• Area-Woman May Have Died After Hit And Run: O.P.P.
• Suspects Face Charges In Assaults On Cornwall Police
• Teen Charged After Alleged School Bus Assault
• Green Party Leader Won't Be Visiting SD&SG: Party
• Truck Fire On West Bound Hwy. 401 Slows Traffic To Crawl
• Flu Shot Clinics Begin
• Solid Advance Voter Turnout In SDSG
• Hands-On Trades Training For Public School Board Students

Cornwall and Area News for September 25, 2011

• Crash In Cornwall's East End Sends Driver To Hospital

Cornwall and Area News for September 23, 2011

• Weekly Recycling, Cuts To Bulky Waste Pickup In Cornwall In The Offing
• Four Generations Remember Cornwall's Only Fallen Officer
• North-End Intersection Clear After Crash
• L-Word Rears Head Again In Local Election Campaign
• People Power Rally Set For Saturday At Lamoureux Park
• United Way Of SD&G Goal Revealed: $670,000
• Cornwall Welcomes Sixth Annual Franco-Ontarien Parade Today
• Fallen Cornwall Police Officer Receives Overdue Recognition

Cornwall and Area News for September 22, 2011

• Boat, Bicycle Among Seized Items In Latest Contraband Busts
• Police Make $6M Marijuana Sweep In SD&G
• Police Sevice Act Charges Dropped Against Cornwall Officers After Apology Issued

Cornwall and Area News for September 21, 2011

• Motorcyclist Crashes Trying To Avoid Cat On Brookdale Avenue: Witness
• Tories Talk Taxes In Ingleside
• Liberal Candidate Plans For New Road To Ottawa
• Election Campaign Heats Up With Local All-Candidates Debates
• Cornwall Catholic School Board Responds To EQAO Results
• Trash Talk - Should Cornwall Take South Stormont's Garbage?
• Advance Polls Open In SD & SG

Cornwall and Area News for September 20, 2011

• NDP Leader Makes Cornwall Campaign Stop: 'The Status Quo Is Not Working'
• The Results Are In: Cornwall Scores Top Marks For Drinking Water Quality
• Garden Brings In Great Crop For Agape Centre
• Power Restored To Cornwall's East End
• O.P.P. Searching For Vandalism Suspects
• Power Outage Darkens Portion Of Cornwall's East End
• Tories Yesterday, NDP Today: Cornwall Becomes Hot Spot For Ontario Party Leaders
• Hudak Speaks With TheCornwallDaily.com About Taxes, Downloading And Arbitration

Cornwall and Area News for September 19, 2011

• Hudak Tells Spirited Cornwall Crowd There's 'A Lot To Look Forward To'
• Cornwall Fire Crews Battling Blaze On Louisa Street
• Crash In Cornwall's North End Flips Van
• $15,000 Raised At Heart To Heart Event!
• Cornwall Hosts A Successful Terry Fox Run
• Tentative Deal Reached In College Strike
• Regional Airport On MP Lauzon's Mind As Parliament Resumes Sitting

Cornwall and Area News for September 18, 2011

• Tim Hudak To Visit Cornwall On Monday - Horwath On Tuesday
• Quebec Quake Rattles Cornwall-Region

Cornwall and Area News for September 16, 2011

• Crash Snarls Traffic In West End
• Cornwall Councillor Says Politics Not A Factor In Firefighter Decision
• Use A Walkie-Talkie In The Car? You Should Think Twice...
• Liberal Suggests City Firefighter Decision Is Political
• Second Horse Infected With Insect-Borne Virus
• City Police Lay Charges In Two Local Robberies
• Terry Fox Run Set To Go In Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for September 15, 2011

• SD&SG Grit And Tory Lock Horns Over The L-Word
• Nominations Close: Five Names On The Ballot In SD&SG
• The Sincerest Form Of Flattery: CHEO Ambassador Max Keeping Imitated On CJSS-FM Ahead Of Fundraiser
• Man Swipes Dozens Of Campaign Signs In SD&SG: O.P.P.
• Countdown On To Close Of Nominations For Upcoming Provincial Election
• Upper Canada Village Ready To Host Weekend Of Old Fashioned Fun
• Second All-Candidates Debate Tonight Moderated By TheCornwallDaily.com's Jess Brady
• Ray-Jans Construction Company Expands Their Operation

Cornwall and Area News for September 14, 2011

• Local Chamber Of Commerce Announces New Assistant Executive Manager
• Stay Or Go? Local Candidates Sound Off On Holding Public Office During Provincial Campaign
• Public School Board Responds To EQAO Results
• School Report Card: EQAO Numbers Show Primary Kids Struggling
• Cornwall Officer Facing Police Service Act Charge
• Cornwall Retiree Hits Lottery Windfall
• Emergency Crews Respond To Crash At Second And York
• Election Campaign Going To The Dogs?
• Police Urge Vigilence On Roads After Second Collision Between Bike And Car
• Conduct Complaints Down Against Cornwall Police
• Lights! Camera! Action! On Indie Horror Film In Lancaster
• Variety 104's Sue Stewart To Appear On CTV News From Lamoureux Park Tonight

Cornwall and Area News for September 13, 2011

• Move-In Day Approaching For Cotton Mill Lofts
• Elections Staff Urging Public To Take Advantage Of Advance Polls, Other Options To Cast Ballots
• College Workers March In Demand For New Talks
• End Mandatory Tax System And Erase Border - Donnelly
• Disappointing Hiring Climate Expected In Cornwall: Manpower
• City Asked To Join Broadband Project - For A Price

Cornwall and Area News for September 12, 2011

• Cornwall Firefighter Hire On Hold Sparks Accusation Of 'Back Door' Job Cuts
• Local O.P.P. Nab Alleged Runaway Driver, Speedsters Over Weekend
• Canada Company Rides Across Ontario For Military Families
• Decoy Ducknapped In Cornwall Break-In
• Good Samaritan Catches Purse Thief In Act
• Two For Slashing: Pair Arrested In Alleged Hockey Stick Assault
• Police Ask For Public's Help As Investigation Into Collision Between Bike And Car Continues
• Police On Scene At Crash In Cornwall's West-End
• Green Party's Reist Will Quit School If He Wins Local Riding
• Local Group Heads To Queen's Park To Put Health Care On Election Agenda

Cornwall and Area News for September 9, 2011

• MPP Brownell Roast Raises $18K For Children's Treatment Center
• 'This Isn't Happening. This Is A Movie': Former GM Shares Memories Of 9/11
• Mark MacDonald Defends Liberal Immigrant Hiring Incentive
• Roasting Brownell For A Good Cause
• From Business To Books, Cornwall Youth Businesses Wrap Up

Cornwall and Area News for September 8, 2011

• O.P.P. On Look-Out For Speeding Motorcycle Rider
• CTV Ottawa To Make Cornwall Stop During 'Hometown Tour'
• Cornwall Fire Crews Battle East End Blaze
• On The Phone Behind The Wheel? Expect A Ticket: O.P.P.
• Financing Delays Organic Central But 'The Dream Is Still Alive': Manley
• Elaine MacDonald Says She'll Go To Bat For Health Care In SD&SG
• Lauzon Says Economy Remains Top Priority As Conservative Caucus Meets

Cornwall and Area News for September 7, 2011

• 'Raccoon' Remark Sees McDonell-MacDonald Square Off In First Debate
• Euthanasia Drugs Stolen From Cornwall O.S.P.C.A.
• Oyez! Oyez! SD&SG Election Underway!
• Service Cutbacks At Cornwall's Via Rail Station
• McDonell Outlines Progressive Conservative Party's Priorities
• Writ Drops Today And The Campaign Officially Begins
• Hundreds Of Charges Laid By Local Police During Labour Day Weekend

Cornwall and Area News for September 6, 2011

• Steady Turnout At Mayor-Media Blood Donor Clinic
• Hero Bears Back On The Beat With Cornwall Police
• West Nile Virus Found In Region: Health Unit
• Local O.P.P. Bust Rogue Driver, Six-Pack Of Speedsters
• SLC Orientation Day Running Smoothly As Strike Continues
• Thousands Of Students Return To The Classroom Today

Cornwall and Area News for September 5, 2011

• Job Worries Cloud Labour Day Celebrations
• From Picnics To A Fair There Is Plenty To Do On Labour Day

Cornwall and Area News for September 3, 2011

• What's Open And Closed Labour Day

Cornwall and Area News for September 2, 2011

• Power Out To Lower Quarter Of City
• Spokesperson Says No Public Timeline For Cornwall's Olymel To Re-Open
• Cornwall Police Chief's Wish: Leave Customs Where It Is
• Local Seniors Bring Home The Hardware
• Cornwall Police Nab Two Suspects In Hold-Up
• North Dundas Home Damaged By Fire
• Provincial Election Voting Period Extended To 28 Days
• Say Goodbye To Summer - Not Your Loved Ones - This Labour Day Weekend

Cornwall and Area News for September 1, 2011

• Know A Great Volunteer? Nominate Them!
• Decision On Cornwall Port Of Entry Moving Forward: Owens
• Students And Workers Both Worried About St. Lawrence College Strike
• Picketers Walking The Line At Cornwall's St. Lawrence College
• Cornwall Sports Circle Remembers Belak
• Strike Hits Cornwall's St. Lawrence College
• NHL Enforcer And Former Cornwall Aces Player Wade Belak Found Dead

Cornwall and Area News for August 31, 2011

• Curtain To Close On Remaining Cornwall Blockbuster Location
• Local Candidates Kick-Off Provincial Campaigns With Labour Council Debate
• Local Liberal Not Worried About New Provincial Polling Numbers
• O.P.P. Warns Against Distracted Driving Over Long Weekend
• Target Looks To Hire Thousands Of Employees
• Cornwall's College Braces For Strike - Optimism Fades

Cornwall and Area News for August 30, 2011

• Political Big Guns In Cornwall
• MCA Upset Over Newspaper Portrayal Of Community
• Fifth Candidate Running In SDSG For Provincial Election
• New Investment Made In Cornwall's Health Care System

Cornwall and Area News for August 29, 2011

• City Urges Public To Roll Up Sleeves For Mayor-Media Blood Donor Clinic
• More Students Heading To Cornwall's St. Lawrence College
• Fire Razes Barn In South Glengarry
• Hydro Crews Cross Border In Cornwall To Help Restore Vermont's Power Grid
• The Best Weather Guess For The Upcoming Fall Season
• Last Minute Back-To-School Shopping Frenzy Underway

Cornwall and Area News for August 27, 2011

• South Nation Conservation Issues Low Water Condition, Asks Public To Conserve

Cornwall and Area News for August 26, 2011

• Coyote Spotted In Cornwall's North End
• Green Party Announces Candidate For Provincial Election In SDSG
• Cornwall-Area New Democrats Open Campaign Office
• This Weekend Is For The Dogs

Cornwall and Area News for August 25, 2011

• No Service Canada Cuts Planned For Cornwall: Ministry Of Human Resources
• Province Putting $1.18M Behind Cornwall Biz Park Expansion
• Local O.P.P. Urging Safety Checks On ATVs
• Basement Fire Causes Extensive Smoke Damage To Le Village Home
• Fire Crews Dealing With Blaze In Le Village

Cornwall and Area News for August 24, 2011

• CRTF Seizes Laser Pointers, Knock-Off Clothes In Latest Blitz
• Debate Over Whether Service Canada Cuts Will Hit Cornwall
• Second Quake Rumbles Region In Two Days
• Steady Stream Of Cornwallites Signing Layton Condolence Book
• Cornwall Councillor Pushing At AMO For More Emergency Service Money
• New CEO Announced For Winchester Hospital

Cornwall and Area News for August 23, 2011

• Cornwall Mayor Recovering After Successful Surgery
• U.S. Earthquake Felt In Cornwall
• Woman Doused In Gas During Assault: Police
• Don't Be Duped By Phone Call Scams: CAFC, Local O.P.P.
• Three Vehicle Crash Involves City Bus In Uptown Cornwall
• St. Lawrence College Prez Optimistic Strike Will Be Averted
• Cornwallites Can Send Condolences To Jack Layton's Family
• College Strike Looming? Talks Continue

Cornwall and Area News for August 22, 2011

• Cornwall Emergency Crews Douse Car Fire
• South Dundas Looking At Public Notification In Wake Of Water Woes
• Statement From Cornwall NDP Riding Association On Layton's Death
• Cornwallites Hit By More Break-Ins After July Incidents And Police Tips
• Jack Layton's Letter To Canadians
• Cornwall Teen Charged In Sexual Assault On Minor
• Two Highway 401 Motorists Have Vehicles Impounded
• Local NDP Devastated Over Layton's Death
• MP Lauzon 'Shocked' At Death Of NDP Leader Jack Layton
• Cornwall Home Struck By Lightning
• How To Help Local Students Deal With Back To School Stress

Cornwall and Area News for August 19, 2011

• Local Horse Infected With Eastern Equine Encephalitis Virus - Health Unit Urges Precautions
• Alexandria Says Final Goodbye To Fire Victims
• Racers Gearing Up To Run, Swim And Cycle To Cornwall Triathlon Finish Line
• Hundreds Pay Respects At Alexandria Family Funeral
• T-Bone Steaks, Wallet Stolen In Cornwall Break And Enter
• Community Prepares To Say Goodbye To Alexandria Fire Victims

Cornwall and Area News for August 18, 2011

• Storm Warning Ends For Cornwall-Area
• Cornwall Council Greenlights Friday Farmers' Market
• Boil Water Advisory Lifted For South Dundas
• Cornwall-Area Under Severe Thunderstorm Warning
• SD Boil Water Advisory Still In Place; Bacteria Found In Water
• Cornwall Man Charged After Two Girls Allegedly Propositioned
• North Glengarry Man Charged In Sexual Assault Investigation
• 'Terminal Cleaning' Helps Cornwall Hospital In C. Difficile Battle
• New Discovery Centre Opens In Morrisburg

Cornwall and Area News for August 17, 2011

• Liberal MacDonald 'Face To Face' Tour Heading Back To South Dundas
• Boil Water Advisory For South Dundas
• Cornwall Firefighters Doing Smoke Detector Door-To-Door Blitz
• City Council Considering Cornwall Farmers' Market Friday 'Trial Runs'
• Ottawa Police Issue Arrest-Warrant For Accused In Stabbing Death
• Morrisburg Dental Plant Gets Cash Boost From Province
• Two Suspects Arrested In Stabbing Death Of Former Cornwall Man
• Local Dental Tool Manufacturer Expected To Receive Provincial Cash
• Alexandria Fire Underscores Need For Family Escape Route - OFMO

Cornwall and Area News for August 16, 2011

• OFM: Upstairs Smoke Alarm In Alexandria Home Didn't Have Battery
• No Need To Expand St. Lawrence River System: Report
• Condolences Pouring In For Alexandria Fire Victims
• Details On Downtown And Le Village Streetscape Report
• Eco Camp Participants Thank OPG
• 400 Attend MP Lauzon Picnic
• Harper - Obama Meeting May Result In Hotter Contraband Fight Near Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for August 15, 2011

• Natural Gas Leak Briefly Closes Power Dam Drive; CN Rail Line
• Liberal Mark MacDonald Rolls Out Campaign On YouTube
• Plenty Of Rain For Cornwall Through Tuesday
• O.P.P. Catch Alleged Drunk Driver...On Lawn Tractor
• Fourth Victim In Alexandria Fire Succumbs To Injuries
• Funeral Services Announced For Alexandria Fire Victims
• Baby Dragged Down Road In Booster Seat

Cornwall and Area News for August 13, 2011

• Small Fire At Brookdale Ave. Restaurant
• Get Your Motor Runnin'...But Be Cautious: O.P.P.
• Olymel Prince Foods Recalls More U.S.-Bound Bacon

Cornwall and Area News for August 12, 2011

• Cornwall Boy Helps Mark War Amps Milestone
• Police Identify Victims In Alexandria House Fire
• Weekend Barbecue With MP Guy Lauzon
• Blueprint Complete To Connect Le Village And Downtown
• Three Members Of Family Die In Alexandria Fire
• Fire Kills Woman And Two Children In Alexandria
• Cornwall's All Wet - For A Good Cause

Cornwall and Area News for August 11, 2011

• North Glengarry Mayor Wins GPR Liberal Nomination
• Oxy, Pot Seized In Downtown Bust: Police
• Test Motorists On Bike Safety Before Issuing Drivers Licence - Report

Cornwall and Area News for August 10, 2011

• County Road 2 Re-Opens After Morrisburg Crash
• MacDonald Touts Energy As Provincial Election Issue
• Two Vehicle Crash In Morrisburg Tears Back End Off Car
• Another Cornwall Distribution Center Months Away?
• CCHF Golf Classic Goes Today

Cornwall and Area News for August 9, 2011

• Target Distribution Center Will Cement Cornwall As Logistics Hub: Peters
• Famous Shrine Circus Comes To Cornwall
• Regional Arts Centre Idea Gets Mixed Reaction From Counties
• Wet Weather Hits Cornwall-Region
• License Suspension Won't Affect Olymel Shutdown Timeline: Vigneault
• Target Distribution Center Coming To Cornwall
• McDonell Eyes High Taxes, Energy Costs As Election Issues
• Brockville Robbery Suspect Arrested On Busy Cornwall Street
• Area Mayors 'Not Crazy' About Regional Arts Centre: Rivette
• Aging Si Miller Arena To Come Down Sooner Than Later - Lights Approved For Deadly Intersection

Cornwall and Area News for August 8, 2011

• Roll On! E-Bikes Get Temporary Nod To Use Cornwall Bike Paths
• New Rental Units For Low-Income Seniors Slated For Ingleside
• Police Searching For Suspects In Break & Enter At CCVS
• New Trial For Cornwall Man Convicted Of Possessing Child Porn
• Man Charged In Scuffle With Local O.P.P.
• Cornwall Police Charge Suspect In Sexual Assault Cases
• MacDonald Talks About Election Issues, Liberal Campaign
• Morrisburg Home Searched For Drugs - Charges Laid
• Nervous Markets React To US Downgrade - Timely Local Investing Advice

Cornwall and Area News for August 5, 2011

• Traffic Lights Planned For McConnell-South Branch Intersection
• Ontario Trillium Foundation Gives Boost To Local Organizations
• Cornwall Unemployment: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
• E-Bikes May Get Temporary Green Light On Cornwall Bike Paths
• South Dundas Traffic Stop Nets Drugs
• NDP Community BBQ This Weekend
• 200th Edition Of Williamstown Fair Begins!

Cornwall and Area News for August 4, 2011

• People Taken To Hospital After Crash In Cornwall's East-End
• 'Just Let Her Do Her Job': Leclerc Defends NDP's Interim Leader
• Cause Of Prince Arthur Street Fire 'Undetermined'
• Olymel Prince Foods Shuttered For Four Weeks; 320 Temporary Layoffs
• Ontario Samsung Deal Re-Done

Cornwall and Area News for August 3, 2011

• Ottawa Police Release Picture Of Possible Witness To Former Cornwall Man's Stabbing
• Crash Shows U.S. Coast Guard Unprepared For Chases: Memo
• Residents Relieved After Escaping Prince Arthur St. Fire
• Cornwall Crews Douse Prince Arthur Street Blaze - Close Call For Homeowners
• Crews Race To Cornwall Fire
• Ship Runs Aground Near Cornwall
• 36 Hour Airport Delay For Ontario Travelers Stuck In France
• Deadly Long Weekend In Ontario
• Ontario Man Declared A Dangerous Offender After Not Disclosing H-I-V Status To Partners

Cornwall and Area News for August 2, 2011

• Local O.P.P. Put The Brakes On Speedsters Over Long Weekend
• City Police Nab Cornwall Woman For Fraud, Forgery
• Quebec Teen Charged After Late Night Joyride In Cornwall
• SIU Identifies Woman Killed In County Road 31 Crash
• Ottawa Police Search For Suspects After Fatal Stabbing Of Former Cornwall Resident
• Cornwall Streets Adjusted To Accomodate New Bike Paths

Cornwall and Area News for August 1, 2011

• Cornwall Closing In On Final Union Deals

Cornwall and Area News for July 31, 2011

• Cornwall Fire Crews Deal With Morning Garbage Blaze
• Fatal Crash On County Rd. 31 Involved O.P.P. Officer

Cornwall and Area News for July 30, 2011

• Storm Warning Lifted For Region, Emergency Crews Respond To Dozens Of Calls

Cornwall and Area News for July 29, 2011

• Much Ado About Nothing; Glengarry Fire Chief Behind Canoe Race
• Rent Increase Approved: 3.1% In 2012
• Rain, Flooding Cause Chaos In Kingston
• Cornwall Police: Scooter Rider Attacked By Purse-Snatcher
• Hoople Ave. Drug Bust Update: Cornwall Police Reveal What Was Seized
• Out Of A Job: Final Weekend For StarTek Workers
• Fire Rips Through South Dundas Home
• Loose BBQ Brush Bristles Pose Potential Health Threat
• Extra Officers Patrol Region This Long Weekend
• Glengarry Highland Games Begin!
• Cheap Trick Wants Answers On Collapsed Bluesfest Stage

Cornwall and Area News for July 28, 2011

• Mark MacDonald Takes Election Campaign On The Road
• Police Searching For Sexual Assault Suspect
• City Police Search West-End Home For Drugs
• Cornwall Police Educating Public On E-bikes
• Sorbet Recall At M&M Meat Shops
• What's Open And Closed In Cornwall This Holiday Monday?

Cornwall and Area News for July 27, 2011

• Sorting Out Cornwall Bike Path Confusion
• Search Continues For Missing Cancer Tests
• Calls For An Investigation As Ontario Judge Throws Out Cases After Prosecutor Shows Up Late

Cornwall and Area News for July 26, 2011

• Final Voyage Brings Canadian Submarine By Cornwall
• Cornwall Sees Jump In Public Transit Usage, Surpasses National Increase
• Accused In Downtown Cornwall Stabbing Going To Trial
• 'What was that!?'
• Cornwall's "Bloomers" On Display

Cornwall and Area News for July 25, 2011

• Man Needed Medical Help After Below The Belt Assault: Cornwall Police
• MP Lauzon Feels 'Terrible' Over NDP Leader's Second Bout With Cancer
• "My Thoughts Are With Him Right Now": Leclerc Reacts To News Of Jack Layton's Step Back From NDP
• Cornwall Chamber Licence Office Offering Photo ID Card Option
• Governor General Named Guest Of Honour For Glengarry Highland Games
• Premier McGuinty Promises To Serve Entire Term
• Tickets Going Fast For This Weekend's Glengarry Highland Games

Cornwall and Area News for July 22, 2011

• Cornwall Man Facing Charges In Van Theft
• World Changers Spend Muggy Week Helping Cornwall Residents
• Moose Creek Home Destroyed By Fire
• Two Suspects Nabbed In Alexandria Drug Bust
• Charges Laid In Fatal Motorcycle Crash In City's North End
• Cornwall Woman Charged After City Police Officer Assaulted
• Heat Wave Shatters 2004 Record: Data
• Water Main Fixed, Water Back On For Cornwall's Downtown
• A/C Repairmen Working Around-The-Clock In Cornwall-Area
• Fewer Places For A Dip This Weekend; Cornwall-Area Beaches Posted
• Weather Warning Ends For The Cornwall Region
• General Vanier Intermediate School Celebrates Its History

Cornwall and Area News for July 21, 2011

• Got A/C? Local Stores Brace For Demand
• Region's Calypso Named World's Best Waterpark
• Cornwall Police Say Missing Teen Located
• Prescott Man Charged After Assault On O.P.P. Officer
• High Temperature And Humidity Prompts Weather Warning For Cornwall-Area
• Frozen Rat Treats To Stay Cool...Mmmm
• The Heat Is On!
• Patient Care At Risk Due To Hospital Bed Shortage: Report

Cornwall and Area News for July 20, 2011

• Cyclist Charged After Pedestrian Hit, Injured
• Cornwall Police Officer Cleared In Motorcycle Crash
• Cornwall Police Searching For Missing Youth
• OPP Sniffs Out Contraband Stash In South Glengarry
• Spray-Painting Vandals Target South Stormont Business
• Make A Splash At Cornwall Pools To Cool Down
• Local Health Unit Issues Heat Advisory
• Heatwave Hammers Ontario - Cornwall's In Its Path

Cornwall and Area News for July 19, 2011

• Glengarry Highland Games Gets Extra Boost As Event Draws Near
• Don't Forget About Security During Summer: Cornwall Police
• Collision Backs Up Traffic In Cornwall's North End
• Cornwall Water Main Saga Continues, Pipe Replacement Needed
• City Facilities Back Up And Running After Water Main Break
• City Announces Timeline For Re-Opening Of Water Street
• It's Named "Water Street" For Good Reason!

Cornwall and Area News for July 18, 2011

• SD&G Youth Learn New Skills Through Summer Jobs Program
• Water Main Contained, Repair Work Begins In Downtown Cornwall
• City Crews Continue To Grapple With Water Main Break
• OPP Nabs Weekend Speedsters, Distracted Drivers
• Cornwall Drivers Urged To Steer Clear Of Suspected Water Main Break At Pitt And Water Streets
• Indoor City Workers Ratify Collective Agreement
• Another Way To Look At It - Lift-Off Balloon Strays Off Course
• Cornwall Residents Tackle Downed Trees, Branches In Storm Clean-Up
• Cornwall Properties Ready For Spruce Up From World Changers
• Close Call For Cornwall Lift-Off Balloon?
• Record Heat Scorches Ontario - Wildfires Flare
• 2011 Kinsmen Cornwall Lift-Off Wraps Up A Hit!
• Cornwall Cleans Up After Sunday Night Storm

Cornwall and Area News for July 17, 2011

• Cornwall Police Urge Caution On Roads As Crews Handle Power Outages
• Thunderstorm Warning Ends For Cornwall-Region
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning For Cornwall-Area

Cornwall and Area News for July 16, 2011

• Lift-Off Committee Repays $30,000 Taxpayer Loan Early
• Third Great Day Set For Kinsmen Cornwall Lift-Off!

Cornwall and Area News for July 15, 2011

• Young Catholics Visit Region For Youth Conference
• $3M In Provincial Cash Announced For South Dundas Sewers
• College Staff Vote In Favour Of Strike Mandate
• Perfect First Day For Kinsmen-Cornwall Lift-Off
• Cornwall's Boys And Girls In Blue Step Up To Shave Off For Cancer
• Jim McDonell Responds To Liberal Infrastructure Claims

Cornwall and Area News for July 14, 2011

• $4 Million In Goods Seized During Massive Local Undercover Police Investigation
• Caring Hearts Golf Tournament Raises Over $16,000 For Cornwall's Children's Treatment Centre
• Kinsmen Cornwall Lift-Off 2011 Kicks-Off
• CCVS Welcomes Students To Homecoming Weekend

Cornwall and Area News for July 13, 2011

• Police Raids Carried Out In Cornwall, Akwesasne
• SD&G Firefighters Gearing Up For Annual Skills Competition
• Infrastructure Spending, Economy At 'Heart' Of Campaign: MacDonald

Cornwall and Area News for July 12, 2011

• New York City Children Getting Taste Of SD&G, The North Country
• Agape Center Competition Brings In Over 300 Pounds Of Food
• Fruit Cup Weapon Of Choice In Alleged Assault
• Officer Assaulted At West-End Bar: Police
• Hospital Boosts Capacity With New Renovations
• Iroquois Passport Seized At Cornwall's Border
• Power Back After Brief Pitt Street Outage
• Cornwall Electric Handling Early Morning Power Outage
• New Numbers Show More Cornwall-Area Residents Getting Into Workforce
• Cornwall Councillor Urges Counterparts To Take Culturespace Plan To Heart

Cornwall and Area News for July 11, 2011

• Typo Drops Cost Of Security, Maintenance For Benson Center
• Another Added Boost To Children's Treatment Center
• Man Charged After Altercation At Area Gas Station
• CUPE, City Of Cornwall Broker Tentative Agreement
• Driver, Passengers From Early Morning Weekend Crash Identified
• Muggy Weather Headed For Cornwall-Area: Environment Canada

Cornwall and Area News for July 10, 2011

• Victim In Hospital After Highway 401 Rollover East Of Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for July 9, 2011

• Cornwall Fire Crews Attend Evening Blaze

Cornwall and Area News for July 8, 2011

• Cornwall-Area Food On The Lips Of D.C. Elite
• Charges Pending In Cornwall Human Smuggling Case
• Security, Maintenance At Benson Center Could Drive Facility $50K Over Budget
• Talk Or Text Behind The Wheel? Get Ready To Pay Up
• Bike Tour Cycles Into Town

Cornwall and Area News for July 7, 2011

• Area Man To Be Remembered Saturday
• It's A Bird, It's A Plane...No...It's Super FMG
• Female Victim In County Road 31 Crash Identified

Cornwall and Area News for July 6, 2011

• Fatal Crash On County Road 31 Near Winchester
• Beach Alert: Morrisburg Beach Posted Due To High Bacteria Levels
• Fast Moving Thunderstorm Keeps Cornwall Emergency Crews Hopping
• Who's Responsible For Cornwall Natural Gas Leaks?

Cornwall and Area News for July 5, 2011

• Residents Return Home After Natural Gas Leak
• Cornwall Neighbourhood Evacuated After Natural Gas Leak
• Cornwall's Boys And Girls Club Fundraiser Ready To Tee Off
• New Doctor Coming To Cornwall
• Let's Make A Deal: City To Meet With CUPE Local 3251

Cornwall and Area News for July 4, 2011

• O.P.P. Seize Three Vehicles In SD&G During Weekend Enforcement
• Cornwall Art Teacher's History Honoured At CCVS
• Canada Day Charges Up Slightly From Last Year: Cornwall Police
• Cornwall Police Charge Man For Brandishing Steel Pipe
• Cornwall Police Searching For Suspects After Meat, Canned Goods Stolen
• New Name, Upgrades For Cornwall High School
• Weekend Crash On Hwy 401 Near Cornwall Snags Traffic

Cornwall and Area News for July 2, 2011

• Canada Day Quiet For Cornwall And Area Police

Cornwall and Area News for July 1, 2011

• What's Open And Closed Canada Day
• Cornwall Set To Celebrate Canada Day!

Cornwall and Area News for June 30, 2011

• Torrie-Racine: 'Exciting Time In MS Research'; Feds Funding Clinical Trials
• Police: A 'Dry' Canada Day In Lamoureux Park Except For Beer Tent
• OPP Targeting 'Big Four' Offences Over Long Weekend
• Missing Ingleside Woman Located
• City Police Charge Group With Theft After Wild Early Morning Ride
• Contraband Task Force Breaks Up Smuggling Operation
• Local OPP Searching For Missing Woman
• Co-Accused In Cornwall Murder Case Granted Bail

Cornwall and Area News for June 29, 2011

• Riverdale Convenience Store Burgled
• Nature Reserve Provincial Park Opening Near Morrisburg
• School's Out For Summer!
• Parkinson: Cornwall Will Be Represented At GTA Officer's Funeral
• Local Provincial Liberals Name New Riding President
• New Centre Aims To Streamline Developmental Services In Cornwall
• Cornwall Hospital Foundation Elects New Chairman

Cornwall and Area News for June 28, 2011

• Weather Warnings End For Cornwall-Region
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Cornwall-Area
• New Supervisor For Cornwall's Garbage And Recycling
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch For Cornwall-Area
• York Regional Police Officer Dies After Early Morning Crash
• Cornwall City Council Nixes Development Charges Study
• Tasty Treats On The Way For Cornwall's Lamoureux Park

Cornwall and Area News for June 27, 2011

• Si Miller Arena To Be Levelled Before Snow Flies
• Cornwall Hiring Security After Reports Of Vandals; Wild Kids At Benson Center
• Ottawa Senators Players Help Winchester Hospital Score $57K
• Cornwall Man Charged In Historical Sexual Assault Case
• City Police Lay Charge After Hammer Assault
• Mobile Hospital Comes To Cornwall For Over-Crowding Demonstration
• A Food Vendor For Cornwall Park? Hotdog!
• Cornwall-Area Suspects Arrested In New York Drug Bust

Cornwall and Area News for June 24, 2011

• Report: Study On Cornwall Development Charges Could Cost $100K
• Health Care Clinic Opens In Lancaster
• Walmart To Take Over Some Zellers Stores
• Cornwall Leaning Toward Demolition Of Si Miller Arena
• Liberal Candidate MacDonald Makes Seniors Campaign Focus
• Upper Canada Village Celebrates 50 Years
• Fire Destroys Portion Of Winchester's Rideau Auctions
• Large Auction Building On Fire In Winchester
• Drowning Deaths Soar Among Young Children

Cornwall and Area News for June 23, 2011

• Public School Teacher Cuts Coming; High School Hardest Hit
• Cornwall To Host 2012 Great Lakes Conference
• Public Board Passes Budget With Focus On Boosting Grad Rates
• Arrests Made In Iroquois Convenience Store Robbery
• 16 Million Cigarettes Seized In "Largest Contraband" Case In Alberta History
• "Walk For Values" Hits Cornwall Streets
• Cornwall's StarTek Given All Clear

Cornwall and Area News for June 22, 2011

• Cornwall Man Saves Life Of Manitoba Marathon Runner
• Catholic School Board Budget Passed - Smaller Elementary Class Sizes
• Day Of Caring Golf Tourney Coming 'Fore!' Cornwall Children's Treatment Center
• Community Food Survey Underway In SD&G
• Tall Ship 'Fair Jeanne' Docked At Cornwall's Harbour
• Cornwall's Benson Centre To Officially Open
• Cornwall Tax Rate Pegged At Seven Per Cent Maximum

Cornwall and Area News for June 21, 2011

• Cornwall Construction Company; South Glengarry Fined For Shoreline Work
• Health Officials Still Searching For Cause Of StarTek Sickenings
• Cornwall Funeral Services Tomorrow For Msgr Rudy Villeneuve
• See The Ospreys At Charlottenburgh Park!
• Canada Customs Rules Will Cripple St. Lawrence Fishing And Tourism State-Side: Owens
• South Stormont Firefighter Injured Battling Highway Truck Fire
• Charges Stayed Against Alexandria Priest
• Cornwall's StarTek To Remain Closed Until Cause Of Illness Found

Cornwall and Area News for June 20, 2011

• Health Unit Now Investigating StarTek Sickenings
• Cornwall StarTek Employees Evacuated After Co-Workers Become Ill
• West Nile Virus Fight Begins Today In The Cornwall Region
• World Changers Mark Their Return To Cornwall
• Rachel's Kids Raises $40K To Renovate Cornwall Hospital Pediatric Ward

Cornwall and Area News for June 17, 2011

• Ingleside Relay For Life Ready To Go
• Small Blaze Put Out At Cornwall's Ramada Inn And Conference Centre
• More Details Released On Crash Between Motorcycle And Cornwall Police Cruiser
• Road Re-Opens After Midday Bicycle Collision In Cornwall
• Cornwall Chamber Of Commerce Releases Statement After Death Of Vice President
• Cyclist Injured During Crash In Cornwall's East End
• Motorcyclist Hurt After Collision With Cornwall Police Cruiser
• Police Identify Motorcycle Crash Victim
• New Crime Fighting Tool Launched For Cornwall Area OPP
• Contraband Suspect Does Jail Time - Sent Packing From Canada
• US Man Charged After Child Porn Found At Cornwall Border
• Motorcyclist Dies In Collision With Deer
• Witnesses Return To Cornwall For Third Weekend Of Convention
• Traffic Warning Issued Due To Cycling Club Event
• Spicy Run For A Good Cause Set For Cornwall Tomorrow

Cornwall and Area News for June 16, 2011

• From Red To Black; Cornwall Hospital Posts Surplus
• Motorcyclist In Afternoon Crash Dies
• Motorcyclist Rushed To Hospital After Crash In City's North End
• Cornwall Fire Crews Investigate Capsized Boat Near Bridge
• All Clear Given After Cornwall Chemical Leak
• Ammonium Hydroxide Leak Closes Cornwall's Seaway International Bridge
• NDP Candidate Elaine MacDonald Ready For Fall Election
• Cornwall Electric Bills To Be Hand Delivered Due To Postal Strike
• Local Festival Looking For 'Responsible' Volunteers

Cornwall and Area News for June 15, 2011

• OPP Nab Stolen Tractor Along Hwy 401
• Police Lay Charges In Alleged Beer Bottle Assault
• Cornwall Police Crime-Fighting Blueprint Complete
• Drug-Related Youth Crime In Cornwall Heading Down In 2011: Parkinson
• Mixed Bag Of Literacy Results For Local Students

Cornwall and Area News for June 14, 2011

• More Details Surface On Police Raids On Quebec Mohawk Communities
• Unemployment Dips Again In Cornwall-Area
• Cornwall Waterfest Making Its Return; Sponsors On Board
• Mural Honouring Fallen Canadian Soldiers On Display In Cornwall
• Two Charged After Drug Bust On Hwy 401
• Police Conduct 'Major' Anti-Drug Operation On Mohawk Territories Near Montreal
• Solid Summer Jobs Outlook For Cornwall
• Cornwall "20 Years Behind" In Development Fees - O'Shaughnessy
• Cornwall Praised For Financial Accountability
• Mark MacDonald Wins Local Liberal Nomination

Cornwall and Area News for June 13, 2011

• Goose Control In Cornwall's Lamoureux Park Narrowly Survives City Council Vote
• Canada Post Workers In Cornwall Picket At Two Locations
• Man Faces Charge In Alleged Assault On Teen
• Cornwall Police Seize Tasers In Search Warrant
• Traffic Stop On Hwy 401 Nets Drugs
• OPP's Eye In The Sky Nabs Speedsters, Stunt Drivers In Weekend Blitz
• House Fire On Tenth Street Just 'Training Exercise': Fire Department
• City Of Cornwall Is Latest Postal Strike Target
• Cornwall Welcomes National Portraits Of Honour Tour
• Cornwal Area Liberals Choose Provincial Candidate Tonight

Cornwall and Area News for June 10, 2011

• Local Man Sentenced In Mother's 'Brutal' Killing
• $800K Announced To Speed Up ER Wait Times In Cornwall
• Cops Cooking For CHEO Fundraiser
• Significant Electric Grid Damage - Crews Race To Restore Power In Kingston-Brockville Region
• Possible Slow-Downs For Ottawa Commuters
• Free Skate On Saturday At Cornwall's Benson Centre

Cornwall and Area News for June 9, 2011

• City Appoints New Parks And Landscaping Supervisor
• Second Natural Gas Leak In Cornwall In Two Days
• Accused In Murder Case Enters Guilty Plea For Breaches
• Shorter Cornwall ER Wait Times To Be Announced
• Hydro One Races To Reconnect Thousands Of Customers
• PC Leader Tim Hudak Speaks To Chesterville Crowd
• Cornwall's Eamer's Corners Public School Festival Coming Up
• Clean Up Begins In Southern Ontario After Thunderstoms

Cornwall and Area News for June 8, 2011

• Fundraising Mural Of Fallen Soldiers Coming To Cornwall
• Fight Against ALS Comes To Cornwall
• How Cornwall Residents Are Beating The Heat
• Slow Down Or Be Charged: Local OPP To Construction Zone Speedsters
• Teen Charged After Taser Found In Cornwall Group Home: Police
• Evacuated Cornwall Residents Get All-Clear To Head Home: Union Gas
• People Still Out Of Their Homes After Natural Gas Leak
• Apparent Gas Leak In Cornwall Leads To Evacuation
• It's Clean Air Day - Ride The Bus For Free In Cornwall!

Cornwall and Area News for June 7, 2011

• Cornwall-Area MP Lauzon To Stay On As Tory Caucus Chair
• Another StarTek Location Facing Layoffs
• Hot And Steamy Weather Hits Cornwall-Area
• Crews Call Off Search In Capsized Boat Case
• Second-Degree Murder Plea In Young Cornwall Girl's Death
• Benson Center Donations Topping $2.7 Million
• Cornwall Crews Pull Capsized Boat From River
• Cornwall Suspect Accused Of Killing Little Girl Expected To Plea Today

Cornwall and Area News for June 6, 2011

• Cornwall's Lift-Off Says Thank-You To Volunteers
• Proud MP Lauzon Says SD&SG Voters Approved Of Budget
• Maxville Relay For Life Nets $464K
• Veterans Gather In Cornwall To Remember D-Day
• Upper Canada Village Welcomes Lords, Ladies For Medieval Festival
• Cornwall-Area Volunteers To Be Honoured
• Traffic Tie-Up In Alexandria

Cornwall and Area News for June 3, 2011

• Ex-School Board Superintendent Dies After Weekend Run
• Ottawa Senators President Lauds Cornwall's Benson Center
• Cornwall Police Make Drug Trafficking Bust In East End
• Maxville Relay For Life Goes Tonight!
• 16,000 Witnesses To Descend On Cornwall

Cornwall and Area News for June 2, 2011

• Waiting For Care: CCH Emergency Room Wait Times Double Provincial Average
• Green Light For Industrial Park Road Work; Opening 300 Acres To Development
• Anti-Contraband Group Comments On Passing Of Provincial Bill
• Speedy Start To June: SD&G OPP Lay Racing Charges
• Cornwall Cleans-Up After Wind Storm Whips Region
• SD&G Provincial Officer Charged With Harassment
• Premier McGuinty Prorogues Legislature
• Big Splash For United Way!
• Cornwall Speedway Cars Rev Up Fundraising For Drug Education Program

Cornwall and Area News for June 1, 2011

• Cornwallites Line Up To Cool Down As Tempeature Rises
• Restrictions Lifted On Bridge Travel: SIBC
• High Wind Closes Seaway Bridge To Some Traffic
• High Winds Knock Down Cornwall Trees, Power Lines
• Provincial Funding Comes Through For Cornwall Transit
• Construction Nears Half-Way Mark In CCH Renovations
• Health Unit Advises Safe Food Preparation In Wake Of European E.coli Scare
• Tim Hortons Camp Day Today!
• New Nurses Announced For Local Health Unit