CORNWALL — The Ontario government is investing more than $10.5 million in Cornwall to help residents get faster access to emergency care and to support local paramedics and ambulances. The new funding ...

Guests are welcomed by Mike Turcotte, the event’s Chairman and recent recipient of the Citizen of the year award, who explained that although the actors were still working on their levitating skills, ...

On Saturday, October 11th, I stopped in at the Halloween Crafters Fair at the Royal Canadian Legion in Cornwall. The family-friendly event was crowded with craft vendors, buyers, and all kinds of ...

Workplace injury and fatality rates among Ontario’s workforce went up in 2023, the latest yearly report on the subject reported. The 2025 Report on Work Fatality and Injury Rates in Canada led by the ...

On Thursday, October 16th, I answered the call for volunteers by the St. Lawrence River Institute for Phragmites Removal at Rotary Creek. It was an opportunity to contribute to the restoration of our ...

It’s no secret that an immigrant workforce is vital for the U.S. healthcare system. Over the last few decades, thousands of foreign nurses and doctors have filled the massive shortages, mostly caused ...

Cornwall’s downtown got a little sweeter this week with the official ribbon cutting for Mavericks Donuts, the city’s newest spot to indulge in beautiful, handmade doughnuts. For owners and guests ...

Pumpkinferno is back for its 14th season at Upper Canada Village—and it opens Friday, October 3, running on select evenings through November 1 (Thanksgiving included). The award-winning, after-dark ...

The gaming industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the world, and in Canada, the sector is contributing significantly to the economy. Canada’s gaming industry covers mobile gaming, esports ...

Cornwall City Council voted unanimously tonight to begin the process of creating a permanent memorial for Lee Theodore, the late community activist, mentor, and 2023 Cornwall Citizen of the Year, who ...

A treasure not to be forgotten or taken for granted. I’m not downtown as often since I retired… But.. But.. But.. I remember going for walks at lunchtime in Lamoureux Park, enjoying the fresh air ...

Throughout the 1950s and early 1960s, the ever present threat of nuclear war evoked fear that permeated every level of society. Who can forget the constant depiction of nuclear mushroom clouds on ...