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Cornwall police will greet and serve diners free meals at Au Vieux Duluth on April 22 to raise money for Special Olympics Ontario through the Law Enforcement Torch Run. From left are Au Vieux Duluth server Carrie MacDonald, owner Alexandre Paradis, Cornwall police Det. Sgt. Dave Michaud and Const. Larry Frappier. For more see Page 28.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – A Cornwall food bank will be honing the culinary skills of impoverished families, as they roll out a new program following a boost in funding.

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Making meals as a group will teach participants to be more comfortable in the kitchen, and to seek out healthier alternatives to put on their plate. When each session is over, there will be plenty of food to take home.

The centre has been providing food, clothing and, furniture to more than 1,000 people each month for the better part of the decade. Over the years, Agape has experienced an increased demand for services and wants to make certain that no one goes hungry in the community.

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1946 - 2014: A final farewell to Phil Poirier adam.brazeau@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario – The life and death of Phil Poirier, former two-time mayor of Cornwall, was celebrated by hundreds of mourners at a standing-roomonly funeral last Saturday.

Poirier was 68-years-old.

His funeral took place at St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church on April 12.

A mix of family, friends, local residents, and politicians gathered for a solemn ceremony delivered by Reverend Jerome Pastores. He expressed the shock of Poirier’s passing, which could be felt by many in attendance.

Pastores said he met Poirier for the first time two weeks before he died on Tuesday, April 8. Since August he was battling a rare form of cancer.

“I didn’t believe it was his time,” he said.

The reverend was called back two days after to read Poirier his last rites at the Cornwall Hospice.

“I saw a different Phil, he couldn’t speak,” said Pastores.

Even at the end when he could no longer talk, he wouldn’t give in; as the priest read a prayer, Poirier’s lips mouthed the words.

For many, this small moment is a testament to his level of commitment, which was at its peak when it came to family, friends, and the City of Cornwall.

“If you were given just one moment to see for yourself the many people here

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Poirier was the former proprietor and president of Poirier Business Machines.

The eulogy was given by Gib McIntee, a friend of Poirier’s for 51 years.

“It was obvious Phil enjoyed being mayor and he thoroughly enjoyed talking about it after his terms were over,” said McIntee.

He described the last few weeks spent with Poirier as a period of reflection for the long-time politician, who was elected Cornwall’s mayor in 1988, and again in 2003.

“To sum it up, Phil Poirier was a great lifelong friend and I was privileged to have been associated with him for all of these years. I will miss him, as will everyone else who has gathered here today.”

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The Seaway Valley Rapids Hockey Association and hockey players from Kungälv, Sweden, hit the ice for some friendly competition at the Benson Centre on April 11. Pictured are Cornwall’s Dawson Irving (left) and Kungälv’s Carl Hansson. Adam Brazeau

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CORNWALL, Ontario – The Cornwall connection to Kungälv, Sweden started with hockey, but the camaraderie of friendly competition has kept it alive off the ice for nearly a decade.

After a lengthy travel, a collection of 43 hockey players, all 13 and 14-year-olds, and their families arrived in the Seaway City on April 8, with a departure date of April 13.

Fifteen Swedish hockey players were billeted with members of the Seaway Valley minor bantam AA Rapids and their family.

Lars-Ove Haraldsson, Kungälv-Cornwall trip organizer, says the event has been ongoing for the last eight out of nine years.

“It has become a tradition and the connection keeps on growing,” said Haraldsson.

He’s already been approached by another group of young Kungälv hockey players for next year’s trip.

“The Benson Centre is exactly what we would like to have back home. This is a utopia,” he said.

On Friday, April 11, Team Sweden faced off against Team Canada at the Benson Centre. Cornwall fans were cheering as the local team won 3-0.

Emerson Lalonde scored a goal and Jordan Canham lit up the scoreboard not just once, but twice, earning him first star of the game.

Unable to clinch a spot in the playoffs this season, the Rapids were glad to taste victory.

Dawson Irving, 14, earned the shutout.

“It was an awesome week. I was able to play against people from another country,” said Irving. “This is a shutout I won’t forget.”

His opponent Carl Hansson, 13, displayed true sportsmanship by congratulating him on the impressive performance.

It was Hansson’s first time in the country.

He stayed with Irvings to get a full dose of Canadiana.

“Besides playing hockey, the most exciting parts of this trip was meeting the Irvings,” said Hansson.

Randy Irving, team manager, said his son heavily anticipated the arrival of the Swedish players.

“The trip is very exciting for the Rapids and the city. All the players have a great time, and learn a lot about competing on an international level,” said Randy.”

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Conversations at kitchen tables, board at the township’s ninth annual Business and Community Awards banquet last Saturday. tables, and meeting places resulted in Sylvia Thomson was named Citizen of over $534,000 being donated by South Glengarry families and businesses alone. the Year.

Bainsville resident Kathleen McDougald “To all you hockey fans out there, this is like winning the Stanley Cup,” said received the Youth Merit Award.

McDougald discovered and Thomson. “I can’t believe it.” fell in love with her Scottish The lifelong resident of South roots at an early age, enrolling Glengarry has devoted much into the MacCulloch School of of her time to her community, Highland and Tap Dance and neighbours and family. playing the fiddle, all by the She visited hospitals, donated age of six. and delivered food, and provided A star athlete, McDougald transportation for medical started playing soccer early on, appointments. For the better part which led to hockey, volleyball, of 50 years, Thomson has been tennis, and every other sport actively involved in leadership offered through school. She’s roles with the Martintown now an integral member of the Horticultural Society, the KELLI SHAVER Seaway Valley Blazers soccer Martintown Women’s Institute, team. and the United Church Women, Developing her leadership among others.

An accomplished volunteer, she donated skills at Holy Trinity High School Leadership countless hours to the Maxville Manor for Camp ‘Falcon Fever,’ McDougald has over a decade and always assisted with applied these skills by helping organize the Relay for Life, which in 2013 raised over decorating for various seasonal events.

Thomson was a 4-H leader for many years $40,000. She also organizes Open House and helped initiate ‘The Grasshoppers,’ Orientations, Welcome BBQs, and many a gardening group for young children. In sporting events at school.

Dimitris Restaurant owners Dimitrios her down time, Thomson also constructed woodwork items, which were used to & Colette Kritikos walked away with the provide donations for various groups such Entrepreneur of the Year Award.

The Kritikos family has a long history as Ducks Unlimited.

The Special Recognition Award was in South Glengarry for operating very handed to the regional campaign team successful restaurants. After acquiring the volunteers of the Cornwall Hospital former Glendale Hotel, site they went about Foundation: Bruce Munro, Todd Rozon, transforming the building and the grounds Rick Marvel, Tish Humphries, and into a restaurant offering quality Greek and Canadian food within an authentic Greek Micheline Carter.

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There were plenty of winners at the ninth annual South Glengarry Business \Community Awards.

Accessible by land and by water, Dimitris Restaurant has become a favourite destination for anyone who appreciates fine dining by the lovely St. Lawrence River.

A tireless volunteer, Chelsea Hope received the Community Service Award.

Hope has devoted countless hours to the Williamstown Public School, Williamstown Fair, Rebels Hockey Club, and many other community events and activities.

A wife, a mother to two girls, a friend, and a mentor - Chelsea counters the notion that people with busy lives have no extra time to volunteer.

The Business of the Year Award went to Cruickshank, a company that is immediately recognizable by almost anyone who has lived in South Glengarry.

Since 1956, Cruickshank has lived by the motto “we do our level best” – driving ingenuity in road, bridge and infrastructure construction services with an engaged team

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The award recipient is a former member and past chairperson of the Agricultural Advisory Committee, participates in the local Food Grains Bank, has given area city schools tours of his operation, participates in the Williamstown Fair, and serves as an Elder and manager of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church.

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Council adopts new transparency policy for members of outside boards Todd Lihou todd.lihou@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - City council has adopted a new policy that forces councillors and the mayor to declare if they are members of outside agencies or boards before voting on matters related to those groups.

Councillors agreed Monday night on what many consider a conflict of interest policy that creates more openness among councillors and the public.

Some critics have suggested that councillors who are members of agencies like the Agape Centre and Heart of the City, to name just two, should at the very least make their membership known publicly, if not recusing themselves from debating and voting on motions related to those boards.

“This concept is good,” said Coun.

Bernadette Clement. “We should absolutely declare what boards we sit on before we debate any motions. It puts our comments in context.”

But Clement had issues with just who can make complaints if they feel a city councillor is out of line. The policy was initially spelled out to include complaints from councillors only.

City clerk Helen Finn said there would be room for council to make changes to the

policy and allow complaints from the pubic.

There were also some questions about who councillors could be called out by their colleagues if they contravene the policy.

Coun. Denis Thibault was vocal in his belief that he wouldn’t stand for getting his “hand slapped” for ommiting to declare his membership on outside boards.

The policy wasn’t without other critics.

Coun. Elaine MacDonald, while in support of openness, suggested council is going too far with the policy.

“I don’t think any of us sit on boards in private. We don’t sneak around and hide our charitable good work,” she said, adding the policy has created an air of “negativty” when it comes to sitting on outside boards. “That negative spirit is somehow, in our minds.”

MacDonald added the motion could keep some council members from volunteering to serve on outside boards.

MacDonald sparked the debate concerning council members who are members of outside boards. She is a member of the Agape Centre board, but has voted around the city council table to spend money on the charitable agency.

She has argued her Agape membership is not a conflict of interest because she does not benefit personally from decisions she makes at city hall.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – The British invasion started 50 years ago, and the revolution continued at the Port Theatre in Cornwall this Friday.

The iconic venue celebrated five decades of Beatlemania with Revolution, a renowned tribute band.

The crowd at the Port on April 11 was aged mostly 50 years or older, but the pandemonium resembled that of the Beatles’ ground-breaking performance on the Ed Sullivan show, exactly 50 years ago, which catapulted them into international fame.

Larry Sylvain, theatre co-owner, and organizers Jeff Brunet, Alkaline

Entertainment, and city council candidates Mark MacDonald and Brock Frost created the fundraising event to help maintain the building and purchase a new digital projector (a cost of $60,000).

“The Port needs the support of the community. This will help make it a viable venue,” said Sylvain. “We also need to upgrade to a digital projector to compete in the movie market. None of the major studios are releasing 35mm prints.”

The sold out show raised nearly $2,500.

Frost MC’d the event and Cornwall’s Landmark, a classic rock band, opened the show.

“The Port is a historic venue, especially in the Le Village district and it needs to be promoted as such,” said Frost.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Rural business owners and economic stakeholders will gather later this month to explore challenges to development in small communities while also learning about the strengths of their hometowns.

The rural Economic Summit of Ontario is taking place April 30 to May 2 in Rockland and features and keynote address from Louis Garneau, president and founder of Louis Garneau Sports, a company that does business in over 45 countries worldwide.

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“Rural communities are facing major transformations right now,” said Arcand.

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But Arcand pointed out the positive aspects of rural life will be presented as well.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - The Seaway Valley Theatre Company is thick in rehearsal for its upcoming production of Moon Over Buffalo,

by Ken Ludwig, which opens early next month.

The period farce centres on, fading stars, George and Charlotte Hay who are in the chaotic midst of a run of Private Lives and Cyrano De Bergerac, at a mismanaged reparatory theatre, in 1950s Buffalo.

With their marriage in trouble because of George’s infidelity, a final shot at stardom comes in the form of the anticipated appearance

by Hollywood heavyweight, Frank Capra, to a matinee, with intent of auditioning the couple for his upcoming cinematic remake of The Scarlet Pimpernel.

“It’s a couple of plays within a play,” laughs Cathy Durham, director. “It’s a fast, madcap romp.”

Of course, in good face fashion – with five

slamming doors, and all - everything that can go wrong, does, not the least, confusion between which play they are performing.

“We’re very happy; we’ve got new doors,” said Durham of the very integral part of this and most traditional farces.

In the role that brought Carol Burnett (Tony-nominated for her performance) back to Broadway after a three-decade absence, Christa Pare, whose voice is familiar to local radio listeners of Variety 104, plays Charlotte Hay. “This is a great showcase for a person’s talent.

Christa gives a high energy performance,” said Durham As George Hay, the philandering husband, Andy Davidson, who has been with SVTC since very early on, is taking on one of his most demanding roles to date. “Again, this a great showcase for his talent.”

Rounding off the cast are Marion Barnes, Charlotte’s “deaf as a door nail” mother, and source of “some great lines in the play;” Stephanie Carriere as Rosalind, the daughter;

Picture from the cast of SVTC’s production of Moon Over Buffalo, are (in front L-R) Andy Davidson and Kyle Beaudette. In back (L-R) are Christa Pare and Stephanie Carriere.

Grant Reso, as Howard her clueless, fiancé; Kyle Beaudette, plays Paul, an actor and love interest; Alison Latimer is Eileen, another company actor; and Cameron MacPhee, is Richard, a lawyer.

The production and crew are headed by Allison Main, producer, and Mike Petrynka, stage manager.

Moon over Buffalo runs May 2, 3, 8, 9, 10 at 7:30; and May 4, matinee 1:30, at Dream

Builders Studios, 2107 Second St., W. Tickets are $20 (plus handling fee were applicable) and can be purchased at admission.com, at the Civic Complex box office and at the door.

Coming up for Seaway Valley Theatre Company will be the “uproarious comedy about relationships new and old” Marriage Can Be Hazardous to Your Health, by Arnold Kane.

For further details visit www.svtc.ca.

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A statement from Flaherty’s family was released Thursday afternoon: “Christine Elliott and her triplet sons, John, Galen and Quinn would like to make Canadians aware that her beloved husband and father passed away peacefully today in Ottawa.

We appreciate that he was so well supported in his public life by Canadians from coast to

coast to coast and by his international colleagues.

The family asks for privacy at this time.”

Reports from CBC suggest that he might have died of a heart attack.

Flaherty served as an Ontario MPP from 1995 to 2005.

Until March 2014, he served as Canada’s Minister of Finance and Minister Responsible for the Greater Toronto Area.

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“Jim was bigger than life, but still so human and humble. He was just a wonderful man.

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Doubling down on derby: Winning big against cystic fibrosis ADAM.BRAZEAU@TC.TC

CORNWALL, Ontario – Knowing the stakes are high for one player’s son as he battles the deadly lung disease, a local sports team hosted a casino fundraiser in support of Cystic Fibrosis Canada.

The Seaway Roller Derby Girls (SRDG) raised $4,300 (Scotiabank matched $2,000) for the Cornwall branch of the charity on Friday, April 11 at the Spotlight Hall.

Nearly 100 people tested their luck at blackjack, roulette, and poker on 11 casino tables manned by volunteers and derby girls.

SRDG’s Angele ‘Reckless Angel’ Kisnics spearheaded the event with the support of her roller derby league. Her teammate Linda ‘Lynch An-Aideur’ Lynch knows the disease all too well. Lynch’s 16-year-old son Myles was diagnosed with it at an early age.

Supporting Cystic Fibrosis Canada is now

a priority to all SRDG members.

“We did it for Linda,” said Kisnics. “The event was also a way to guarantee everyone went home a winner, regardless of their final chip count or poker face.”

Kisnics credits Cornwall’s PartyTime Entertainment for their major role in the success of the fundraiser. In addition to the gambling tables, the event planning/rental company supplied media and sponsor contacts.

“I hope we have this event every year. It’s so energizing,” said Lynch. “It’s about helping everyone with cystic fibrosis find a cure.”

For years she has wanted to host a fundraiser, but constant hospital visits to Ottawa and Toronto have completely filled her schedule.

“I’ve always been active, so to be able to work as one with the disease and athletic recreational activities is very fulfilling,” she said.

Kim Baird, Cystic Fibrosis Canada Cornwall chapter president, said the event

Olymel, UAP benefit from province’s cash injection Adding to Ontario’s funding, the company has undertaken a major investment in the facility to allow greater flexibility in the production of a wider variety of products such as smoked products like pork ham, picnic hams and jowls.

UAP’s new logistics centre, which employs 38 people, will benefit from $324,463 in EOTF funding.

The provincial cash boost will help the company increase its distribution while modernizing its warehouse management system. The centre is located on County Road 36, just a few minutes west of Cornwall.

will help bring awareness to the cause and fund vital cystic fibrosis research in Cornwall and SDG. “The Seaway Roller Derby Girls did an amazing job putting this together,” said Baird.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – The Agape Centre in Cornwall marked annual National Volunteer Week by celebrating the irreplaceable work that volunteers contribute to their organization.

“We literally could not function without our volunteers,” said Kendra Smith, Agape Centre volunteer coordinator.

The local food bank and soup kitchen’s volunteer recognition awards were handed out on Friday, April 11 at the Agape Centre in the St. Columban’s Room. The theme this year was: ‘Volunteers create the magic.’

In February, more than 1,700 volunteer hours were given to the Agape Centre - the equivalent of 12 full-time employees.

“Volunteers play a crucial role at the Agape Centre,” said Smith. “Oftentimes people come here as a last resource. For many in our community, we are the last stop, a place to get a hot nutritious meal, groceries, clothing, and compassion.”

Certificates were presented to volunteers who have met milestones over the past year, celebrating one, five or 10 years of service.

Each weekend soup kitchen service group received a certificate of appreciation. Last, but certainly not least, a volunteer of the year award was handed to each department, as well as the volunteer choice award (a volunteer nominated for recognition by a fellow volunteer).

The Volunteer of the Year Award was given to Cornwall resident Marilyn Rondeau.

For five years, she has volunteered for two days a week in the soup kitchen and one afternoon a week in the food bank.

“I love helping those who really need help.

It’s a good feeling,” said Rondeau, 59. “A lot of people really need food in our community, and they’re really nice people. Many of our clients come here for the food and stay for the company.

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“I moved here for the opportunity to run the dealership and enjoy a city with better living,” he said. “A lot of people here don’t believe it, but it’s a much better lifestyle.”

Cornwall Honda, recipient of the 2011 Honda Canada Quality Dealer Award, carries a fleet of new and used mint-condition models that come equipped with the highest safety features available.

Honda’s ‘Safety for Everyone’ campaign started in the ‘90s when the company decided that advanced levels of safety would be available in all cars regardless of price. All of their vehicles perform extremely well in crash tests, and come equipped with highly innovative pedestrian safety features.

“The main philosophy is we won’t compromise the safety of a vehicle for price,” said Woolley. “Our least expensive fit has the same amount of safety that our $50,000 top-line Pilot has.”

Improvements in comfort and fuel efficiency, plus revised stylish looks have been made to popular models like the Honda Civic, Accord, CR-V, Fit, Odyssey, Ridgeline, CR-Z, Accord Crosstour, and Hybrid.

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The Cornwall Honda team (starting from back left): James Bennett salesman, Katherine Lamarche, financial services manager, Ryan Scott, new & used sales & leasing consultant, Dan Gagne, sales manager, Bill Woolley, owner and operator, Eric Dancose, sales, Steve Binette, sales, and Mike Tyo, new & used sales & leasing consultant.

Honda has added cutting-edge technology with upgrades like keyless door entry and start systems, HDMI hookups, full navigation apps, smartphone integration, camera systems with lane watch and reverse monitors.

“The sophistication of the car is getting a lot better,” he boasted.

To meet all their clients’ needs, Cornwall Honda also offers replacement parts and upgrades on site. Their customer-friendly service department is more than happy to explain any issue with clients and show them exactly how they plan to fix it.

Honda drivers travel as far as Ottawa for the experience in customer-care and to have their car serviced by Cornwall’s first-rate technicians.

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Woolley is a strong believer of shopping local. His store supports charities and fundraising events in Cornwall and the United Counties.

He guarantees that shopping at his dealership will keep money in the community, especially since his oldest son plans on taking over down the road. He will be working towards an automotive business degree after high school graduation this year.

“It’s going to become a family business,” said Woolley.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – In the Cornwall Honda showroom, one thing is for sure - every driver there is revved up about service and smiling about performance.

Bill Woolley, the new owner of the dealership, said this year’s models are going back to what gave Honda its great image.

“The competition called us over-engineered cars, we build our vehicles better than the average, that’s why they’re superior and last a lot longer,” said Woolley. “The product is phenomenal. And contrary to what people think, they’re right in the market place for pricing.”

For over 30 years, the dealership has been located at 1200 Brookdale Avenue, on the city’s main artery. The transition to becoming locally owned is as fresh as the paint on Honda’s 2014 lineup.

Cornwall Honda’s new owner and operator has been with the company since ’94, and the local branch since ’07 when he moved to Cornwall from the Toronto area. Leaving behind traffic jams, giant malls, and the constant rush for outdoor recreation, picturesque shorelines, and the time to soak it all in.

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New transparency policy a step in the right direction Todd Lihou TODD.LIHOU@TC.TC

Transparency among city council members got a boost this week when councillors, by a razor-thin majority, created a new policy that now forces them to declare if they sit on an outside board or agency that is being debated for a funding increase or the like.

Call it a victory for those who want councillors to be as up-front as they can about their dealings outside city hall.

Make no mistake about it – while the clerk’s department when to great pains to call this a transparency policy, it’s really only about one thing: conflict of interest.

While the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act and this new policy are two different things, many in the public will see them as one in the same… and who could blame them?

The real reason this policy was created is because some councillors volunteer their time on outside boards.

Poor Elaine MacDonald has been forced to bear the brunt of the spotlight because of her time as a member of the Agape Centre board.

Critics have suggested she should recuse

herself from council debates when it comes to funding Agape projects with municipal money. I agree with the naysayers, not because MacDonald is up to anything, but because the perception is she’s wearing two hats when it reality she should only wear one.

So now she has to announce her membership on the Agape board before debating or voting on anything at city hall related to that agency.

It smacks of closing the barn door after the horses have been stolen, or whatever, because after all this talk if one doesn’t know that MacDonald is on the Agape board, or that Denis Carr works for Heart of the City, then there’s something wrong.

Creating the policy is a step in the right direction, too bad it almost got shelved again Monday night.

Mayor Bob Kilger broke a 5-5 tie when he voted in favour of creating the policy. Councillors are at odds over some of the language in the new policy, specifically who gets to make complaints should one of the members contravene the policy, and the measures that can take place in closed session to censure that individual.

“If a member repeatedly refuses to comply with this policy, the head of council shall invite the member to disclose any participation in a board, committee or organization, for the sake of transparency and public knowledge. Council

may, by majority vote in-camera, reprimand the member.”

Critics at the council table argue it’s ludicrous for a transparency policy to include language that keeps debate concerning a councillor’s conduct behind closed doors.

But let’s call a spade and spade - what they’re really mad about is having their knuckles wrapped by other members for stepping out of line.

The Municipal Conflict of Interest law has left it up to members of council to decide for themselves if they should recuse themselves from debate.

The city’s new policy now opens the door for other councillors to call out an individual if those other council members feel the rules have been broken.

I’d love to be around for the first time someone like Gerry Samson suggests to Denis Thibault that the latter has forgotten to make a declaration about being a member of an outside board.

Talk about an argument (read: fight) worth the price of admission.

Thibault, using some colourful language that can’t be repeated in a family newspaper but apparently can be uttered in council chambers, suggested Monday night he wouldn’t receive such criticism lightly.

The fact is, by way of council’s vote this week, the perception is that council is trying to make itself as transparent as possible.

It’s now up to those same councillors, and perhaps some new ones later this year, to make sure the new rules are followed.

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Mayor Phil was one-of-a-kind Claude McIntosh Mac’s Musings EDITORIAL@CORNWALLSEAWAYNEWS.COM

Nobody enjoyed being mayor more than Phil Poirier, nor did any mayor work harder at serving the people of Cornwall. It was a labour of love.

Perhaps that is why last summer he contemplated a mayoral run in the October 2014 election. Those plans were put on hold last fall when he suffered serious health problems. By early this year it was obvious that he faced a far bigger fight than a mayoral campaign that would not be.

Phil was elected mayor in 1988. Citing the need to spend more time with his busienss, he didn’t seek re-election, but he returned to city hall in 2003 with a stunning victory over incumbent Brian Sylvester who was seeking a third straight term. Three years later, he finished a disappointing third, far behind winner Bob Kilger and former councillor Korey Kennedy.

As disappointed as he was on election night, he was a class act in conceding defeat to Kilger, unlike the cocky hot headed Kennedy who went on a wild rant, scolding voters for not electing him, said they would regret it and vowed never to return.

Over the years, Phil maintained a strong interest in what was happening at city hall. He never flaunted it, but the passage of time proved him to be a man with keen vision. Remember his support for a wave pool that was struck down by a tsunami of well orchestrated opposition and the vilification of the mayor? Now the refrain is that the city made a mistake with a dumbed

down version. And it was Phil who wanted the city to jump at the opportunity to buy the federal harbour property for $1. That idea was shot down by council and administration. He was an advocate of sharing services with our neighbouring municipalities, especially in economic development but there was little will around the council table where too many wore blinders.

The City of Montreal recognized Phil’s management skills. In the early 1990s he made the short list for the city manager’s position, a remarkable feat for somebody from outside Quebec.

His return to city hall in 2003 got off to a bad start and grew worse as time went on. It was arguably the most dysfunctional council in recent memory. He found himself battling administration and a fractured council, some of whom were on a mission to chase him out of office. If Phil supported something, they were against it. If Phil was against, they were for it.

It was back to the Monday night gong show.

Just five months into his tenure, one member of the gang confided that “we thought he would have quit by now.”

Suddenly, the mayor’s expenses became a big issue. Council decided to review the expenses every month. It became a circus. Expenses were never an issue before and haven’t since. It was a blatant beat-up-on-Phil exercise.

One of his credit card receipts found its way to Kennedy, the gang’s pitbull. The young councillor questioned whether the signature on the receipt was really Phil’s. Several other councillors pounced on the issue. One even suggested a police investigation. The receipt was for $27 from a local restaurant. The staff of the

restaurant recalled the mayor being there for lunch on the date and time in question.

Overlooked was the fact that a credit card receipt with the credit card number was being waved about in public. The CAO promised a full investigation into who leaked the receipt. Despite the fact it didn’t take a Sherlock Holmes to figure it out, the alleged probe hit a wall.

The harder Phil tried to work with council, the harder it became to work with council.

Somehow, he survived. But it cost him re-election.

Just as they do in sports, voters decided it was easier to get rid of the “coach” rather than the entire team (council).

He deserved better.

RIP Phil.

TRIVIA Name of the orphanage that stood at the corner of Pitt and Sydney streets?

TRIVIA ANSWER Judge P.C. Bergeron was instrumental in starting the Our Citizens of Tomorrow (OCOT) youth program in the 1930s.

Disturbed by the rise in juvenile deliquency, the magistrate joined with truant officer Joe “Skip) St. Denis to kickstart the program.

SPORTS STUFF Dale Hawerchuk is a hockey dad who might have the best seat in the house to watch his son play in the Ontario Hockey League. Ben Hawerchuk was drafted in the sixth round (109th overall) by the Barrie Colts who are coached by his father, Hockey Hall of Famer and ex-Cornwall Royals star. The left winger is 5-8, 150 pounds. As for Ben having an inside track come training camp, dad joked, “He knows he isn’t going to get any breaks with me.” The Colts selected Jackson Thompson of Bainsville in the 12th round. ... Montreal Canadiens assistant coach Gerard Gallant was a

key member of the 1979-80 Sherbrooke Beavers who lost to the Royals in the Quebec Junior Hockey League final round.

IN THE REAR-VIEW MIRROR Noting our mention of kids having paper routes, Bernie Levere recalls having the largest StandardFreeholder route in the city during the 1950s 285 customers. On delivery day he folded every newspaper and would heave them onto porches while riding his bike. Collection day took him almost three hours. ... The first Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant on Augustus Street, just south of Second Street. It was owned by Charlie Lawn.

A snack pack went for 95 cents.

HERE & THERE The Conservatives (Jim McDonell), New Democratic Party (Elaine MacDonald) and Liberals (John Earle) in Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry are revving up their engines in anticipation of a spring provincial election. Now it is up to Deputy Preem Andrea to drop the flag and get the race started. And when it does start, don’t count out the Libs who are busy buying votes, using our money, with giveaways aimed at voter rich Greater Toronto Area (GTA) where a Basset Hound can get elected if it is decked out in red.

SEEN & HEARD Kudos to Cornwall resident Ken MacLennan, an 85-year-old retired public school board superintendent, for taking it upon himself to challenge Ontario’s mandatory testing for driver’s aged 80 and over. He laid out his case before three judges in an Ottawa courtroom last week.

He was up against two lawyers representing the Ontario government. The judicial panel reserved its decision. The odds are stacked against the feisty senior, but he isn’t going down without a fight.

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A shout out to Mark MacDonald Ed Allard edallard@cogeco.ca

Open letters seem to be in season, so here is mine, to Mark MacDonald.

Mark, I realize you have the interests of Cornwall’s residents at heart and you really want to do something positive for the community, and if it just happens to spin off into a few extra votes come October, well – bonus! Though I’m sure that never crossed your mind.

I think you’ve got this protest thing down pat by now, but permit me to offer a few thoughts.

If my neighbour did anything on his property without first consulting me, then dumping a shack on his lawn and publicly calling him a bully is certainly the first thing I’d think of. If he was bigger than me, I might

think about it a bit longer, but that’s just me.

A lot of fiery, fearless rhetoric usually works, especially with a megaphone. It’s just too bad our local police have no sense of history being made, or a sense of humour for that matter.

But this neighbour doesn’t even live here, so it might make more sense to take your protest out of the unfrequented regions of our port and into his front yard. Maybe you and your volunteers could chain yourselves and your pretty pink shack next to the eternal flame on Parliament Hill. That might make a difference!

It’s right downtown, so a lot more people would notice you. You could probably end up on national TV and rally expat Cornwallites from every corner of the country. I’m sure they’d all want to rush over and offer support, just like all our local residents have done here. The police surely wouldn’t bother you on hallowed ground … and the poobahs at Transport Canada are just a stone’s throw

away, so they’d have to notice. What could go wrong?

Now, about that pink shack. I heard you were employing child labour and bypassing the painters’ guild. Tsk, tsk. It’s not a good political move to risk upsetting the Children’s Aid Society and Mothers Without Borders.

And you might have trouble getting help the next time you want your ceiling painted.

This talk about a referendum might not be the best strategy either. Just mentioning the R word causes uneasy shivers up and down the spine of every true blue (or is it red and white?) Canadian. Support for the concept has tanked, if you’ll forgive the expression. The word is about to be erased from the official Canadian dictionary, both English and French versions. So, it might be better to talk about something else.

Spreading fear about chemicals leaking into the river from brand new, state of the art, corrosion resistant tanks is kind of iffy, too. After all, it’s salt and 90% of the world’s

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water is full of it. So are storm sewers every spring and you know where that goes. More harmful things are passing by Cornwall on top of the water every day (and night). Some of them are just wrapped in plastic bags! Of course, an earthquake could happen, but then people will worry more about all the local gas stations than a couple of salt tanks.

Protesting underground gas tanks might have possibilities though…

Here’s a final thought. When complete, the tanks will protrude less than two feet above the ground. The steel mill and warehouse are a bigger blight on the landscape, but they were there first. Since you’ll be in Ottawa anyway, maybe you could ask about planting some trees and grass around the tanks, put in park benches, and so on; maybe add your pink shack off to one side. It could be marketed as an historical park – the site of the great tank protest of 2014.

And that’s the way I see it.

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There’s an easy fix to the Hydro One problems Dear Editor, Hydro One and OPG. What’s with all the greed and incompetence? The answer and the solution are simple.

I first met Ontario Hydro people when I started in business in 1971. There are two groupings: the workers and the management.

Typically, the management was quite aloof.

The further up the chain they were, the more arrogant.

When Ontario Hydro was broken into

components of Hydro One, OPG, OPA and ESA, that attitude of “we know best “ was transmitted. Nothing was ever done about the culture that grows in a monopoly because subsequent Boards of Directors were all clones on the Ontario Hydro Board.

These Boards were originally selected by the Government. The replacements selfselect. These men and women of “ the old boys club” are intelligent but not interested in change or improvement.

Typically, members serve 2 or 3 terms and

within 10 years are all replaced. There is no excuse for the current 11 year Government to blame the Government of the past.

The solution is: get rid of all the existing Boards and put in completely new ones. One clear instruction would be that the wages, bonuses etc. of any CEO will never be higher than that of the Premier of Ontario. That will jolt the systems into meaningful change.

The argument presented is that these agencies need to compete with the private sector to obtain top talent. Let the “talent” go.

These, essentially government employees, will get the shock of their lives when they find their sense of entitlement is not appreciated in the private sector.

There will be no lack of talented replacements for the wages, perks and gold plated pension plans even at the reduced level.

Ron Bergeron Cornwall

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It is a huge sigh of relief for the vast majority of caring and right thinking people of Quebec.

They have delivered a strong message to those who want to destroy Canada.

The provincial Liberal party’s stunning and massive victory at the polls puts an end of the constant threat of referendum and Quebec separation.

Nearly two thirds of Quebecers have been telling pollsters they do not want another referendum.

The Liberals, under the brain surgeon Philippe Couillard , captured 70 seats in the 125-member legislature while Parti Quebecois, under Pauline Marois, were reduced to 30

seats from 54, in the most divisive and fierce provincial elections.

Like the past winter, this was the toughest election campaign with a lot of mudslinging and accusations. Marois, a seasoned politician and Quebec’s first female premier, lost her own seat and is stepping down.

She went into the Quebec election extremely confident she could run a campaign built on dividing the population.

People of Quebec are a strange breed.

They do not vote for things they like. Rather, they vote for things they don’t like.

The majority of Quebecers do not want another referendum on separating their province from the rest of Canada.

They were also not too enthused about the very divisive charter of values.

Marois tried to convince Quebecers the secular charter was introduced to face the imaginary threat from its religious minorities.

She the only way to ward of this threat was the legalization of religious discrimination.

The charter would have prevented Sikhs working for the government from wearing turbans, Jews wearing kippahs and Muslim women from wearing hijabs and others displaying religious symbols. The charter had been challenged by groups who were convinced it violated the most fundamental constitutional rights of freedom of religion and was aimed at creating second class citizens.

They argued the charter would result in the firing of thousands of religious minority employees from government offices, daycares and hospitals.

Polls had initially suggested the charter was popular but it became apparent during the campaign many did not care about the charter.

The Marois government lasted about 18 months. The economy is still in bad shape, people are losing jobs, others are moving out

of the province and also the infrastructure and health care is crumbling fast. Quebecers are more worried about jobs, health care, the economy, human rights and the environment.

But, Marois used a loophole in its fixed date election act to call a snap vote at an opportune time when many Quebeckers are paying attention to how people dress and what languages they speak at home and at work.

A new election in Quebec was originally scheduled for Oct.3, 2016. Many people who normally stay away from voting sent a strong message to the PQ. Couillard has a big job ahead of him. She will have to perform critical surgery to boost Quebec’s economy.

The first thing he has to do is to introduce a budget which will pave the way for recovery.

Reviving the local economy must be the principal focus and the new Liberal premier will have to play a constructive role in keeping Canada united and strong.

UPDATE TO THE PARKING GARAGE AT CORNWALL SQUARE At Cornwall Square, one of our top priorities is the safety and well-being of our patrons, tenants and the broader community we serve. This holds true for both the owner and Triovest who is the manager of Cornwall Square.

Being responsible for our facility and to the people we do business with is a key principle for both companies and it underlies everything we’re doing at Cornwall Square.

The project to replace the pedestrian bridges which connect the parking garage to the shopping centre is well underway. The future work will follow a strategic plan that adheres to municipal and provincial guidelines, prevailing codes, and standards.

What is happening with your parking garage and pedestrian bridges?

The replacement of the pedestrian bridges is a big project. It will require some adjustments from everyone who accesses the mall and it will take some time to finish.

Cornwall Square will try to minimize any disruptions but in the end it will all be worthwhile.

Cornwall Square will be undertaking a coordinated communications effort to inform everyone interested in this project. Below are questions and answers that may address some of your concerns. We encourage you to visit our website for more information at www. cornwallsquare.com.

How will I access Cornwall Square during the Construction?

We are in the process of replacing the pedestrian bridges from the parking garage to the mall. Safety during this project is a top priority. The work on the parking garage at Cornwall Square results from ongoing planning and management. Everything we are doing and everything we plan on doing will be guided by a reputable national engineering firm. The scope and requirements of the project requires that we work with our governmental partners.

As the roadway between Cornwall Square and the parking garage will be closed, vehicles will access the outside parking and parking garage via Water and Sydney Street. Signage will be installed for ease of traffic flow. One pedestrian bridge will remain open at all times for access to the second level of Cornwall Square. During this project, Sears will re-open their Pitt Street entrance to accommodate customers.

During construction will Cornwall Square and the parking garage remain open?

Temporary City Transit and Handi-Transit drop-off/pick-up will be located by the Sears Pitt Street entrance. Taxi service will continue in its current location in the exterior parking area.

Will I be able to access public transit?

Cornwall Square and the parking garage will remain open during the entire project. Directional signage will be in place surrounding Should I be worried about using the and throughout the property guiding customers to Cornwall Square and the parking garage. During the project, the roadway between the parking facility during the construction project? parking garage and Cornwall Square will be closed to pedestrian and Absolutely not – safety is and will continue to be a top priority. At Cornwall Square, the safety and well-being of our patrons, tenants and vehicular traffic. the broader community we serve is of utmost importance. As part of the management of the parking facility, we have met and will conWhen will the pedestrian bridge tinue to meet with the representatives of the government. The engireplacement project begin? neering firm will continue to work with Cornwall Square during the The replacement of the pedestrian bridges will begin, with the mobi- implementation of the replacement of the pedestrian bridges and the lization of the site the fourth week of April 2014. on-going repair of the parking garage. The existing and ongoing work will follow a strategic plan that adheres to municipal and provincial guidelines, prevailing codes, and standards.

When is the pedestrian bridge replacement

project expected to be completed?

We plan for the pedestrian bridge replacement project to be completed in summer 2014. These dates should be considered estimates as there are external factors that impact timing. We will do our best to update the Cornwall community as to exact timing as the construction process evolves.

How do I find out what is going on?

We will continue to undertake a coordinated communications effort to inform everyone interested in Cornwall Square about what we are doing with the parking garage project and why. We intend to provide information throughout the project in 2014. That being said if you have any questions about the parking garage and pedestrian bridges please contact the Property Manager directly so we can share the facts with you.

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Fleming college lockdown ‘scary’ situation for Cornwall mother The 38-year-old mother says her daughter sent several online messages detailing the incident as it progressed.

“I’m locked in a room in the learning commons. Guy with a weapon around school on Brealey or in the forest. 10 cruisers...two vans blocking driveways,” said Rose.

In an interview with Seaway News, Peterborough Lakefield Community Police (PLCP) said they received unconfirmed information from a single source that a male

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was observed walking up the Fleming College laneway carrying a rifle.

“Fleming College was placed in lockdown mode for safety of staff and students,” said PLCP Constable Keith Calderwood. “No other sightings have since been reported.”

PLCP and Fleming Security completed a check of the college and residence buildings.

Calderwood added: “At this time, it appears that the single source information is unfounded and the lockdown was lifted at 2:10 p.m.”

With the building season just getting started, let’s go over some of the do’s and don’ts of ordering lumber and building supplies. What’s our goal? Only one, avoiding errors. Errors create lost time and bad feelings. Strategy to avoiding errors?

Assume nothing. Plus, further presume that the person you’re dealing with (regardless of their professional qualifications) has difficulty pairing up their socks in the morning.

Therefore, be excruciatingly clear on all instructions. Next, understand human nature, which, after 30 years in retail has demonstrated one undeniable fact: basically, people don’t listen. What’s even more a matter of concern is that they often don’t listen to themselves.

As a result, the potential for error between two individuals who are talking, but not really listening, without the initiative of either one Chris taking notes, is almost guaranteed.

So, understanding that errors will haunt us every day of our lives, with the best case scenario having us luckily avoiding the big ones, we stubbornly move forward. Rule number one, have a plan, on paper. Even after 30 years in dealing with the public, I find mind reading, eye to eye communication, and interpreting sizes and dimensions by means of hand signals, really difficult. So, whether we’re talking a bird house or a multi-level deck, a picture, even the most modest of cave man type drawing, is still worth a

couple of hundred words. Next, make a thorough list, even if it’s one item. Usually it’s the coffee runner, so we’re not always talking the most enlightened member of the crew, but the number of times we’ve seen a piece of paper with simply “1-lb. screws” scribbled across, makes you wonder how he ever found our numbered address in the first place. The coffee list is extremely precise “1-double/double, 2-black and one ½ coffee/ hot chocolate”, but as far as the length of screws, and whether they’re for concrete, wood or drywall, well, it’s back on the cell phone we go. If you’re the deck builder, make up your list of supplies and either present it in person at the store, or relay it to us over the phone. Unless it’s a pretty straight forward order, going over the list in person is always the better scenario. With Emard the number of improved products and/or hardware options available, it’s very likely we may have suggestions concerning better building concepts. Finally, avoid the guy on the roof, to fellow in the doorway, to person on the phone, to the sales clerk relay. By the time various accents, dialects, wind conditions and obscure noises enter into the performance, we can’t tell whether you’re requesting lumber or a pastrami sandwich on rye. Things are always more clearly relayed when the person who needs the product places the order. Good building.

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Local resident Jen Ellis received a startling Facebook message on April 9, at 1:32 p.m., from her 18-year-old daughter Meagan Rose, a student at Fleming College.

“It was horrifying to read ‘Mommmmmy... im in lockdown,’” said Ellis.

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holding a craft beer tasting event May 31 and organizers are planning for as many as 2,000 thirsty patrons to attend. “This is the first time CORNWALL, Ontario - A beer lover’s a large-scale beer tasting event will be held paradise is being created next month at Nav in Cornwall and we’re hoping to make it an Centre in Cornwall. annual event,” said Rob Csernyik, chair of The Eastern Ontario Festival of Beers is the festival, in a letter to city hall. City council todd.lihou@tc.tc

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Montreal, New York State and elsewhere in eastern Ontario,” continued Csernyik.

Twelve booths offering craft beer samples, as well as five booths offering wine/cider/spirit samples will be included in the festival, not to mention local hot food vendors and artisan food producers.

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Citizen Scientists Making a Difference In 2013 the St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences received a grant of $24,970 from the Ontario Great Lakes Guardian Community Fund to support algae research in local waterways.

The project, called “Algae Alert” invited shoreline homeowners and volunteers to assist in a study of algae in the waters of the Lake St. Francis region of the St. Lawrence River.

Fifty keen volunteers were recruited and trained to sample water from streams located throughout the Raisin Region Watershed. “We needed people to help us gather data and provide observations about algae in local streams and along Lake St. Francis,” said Dr. Andy Bramburger, from the River Institute, “From our past work, we know that algae in the water can be a big problem, especially when it produces the types of toxins that can make us sick.” Many residents along the St. Lawrence draw their household drinking water directly from the St. Lawrence River.

Over several weeks last summer Citizen Scientists gathered information needed to identify the location, frequency, and types of algae that have been occurring locally. The River Institute is now using this data to measure the water quality parameters that are associated with algae incidences, and will be developing an analytical model to help control these occurrences. The results of this project and this predictive model will be shared with management agencies of the St. Lawrence River, and other waterways in Eastern Ontario.

Algae Alert is hoping to gather more data the summer of 2014. If you are interested in learning more about volunteering call Dr. Andy Bramburger at 613-933-6080 (ext. 2761).

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Kaniatarowanenneh The Great Waterway The Mohawks of Akwesasne call the St. Lawrence River, Kaniatarowanenneh or “Great Waterway”.

For over 10,000 years Mohawks have lived, farmed, fished and hunted along her shores. When the St. Lawrence River at Cornwall was declared an Area of Concern by the International Joint Commission 30 years ago, Akwesasne communities had already been experiencing the effects of industrial pollution for some time. At that time they joined forces with government representatives, concerned citizens, and stakeholders to create the St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences, an independent, nonpartisan Institute focusing on environmental fresh water research, education, and community action.

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Akwesasne (MCA) and its Environmental branch (as well as the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe Environmental Division) are key contributors to research in and along the St. Lawrence River by offering a unique balance of scientific expertise, traditional knowledge, and public education.

In the summer of 2013 the MCA funded students Katsitsiaroroks Mitchell-Smoke, Neena Miller, April Terrance, and Cynthia Lazore to work with the River Institute on the St Lawrence. They researched mercury in Walleye, located Map Turtle and Eel populations, and studied Cutlip Minnows. On February 15th, the MCA partnered with the St. Lawrence River Restoration Council to host Iakwanonhwes ne Kaniaterehere (We Love the River) at the Akwesasne Winter Carnival. 175 people came out to visit a variety of River related exhibits and participate in discussion on the Great Waterway.

For information on MCA environmental programs and partnerships on the St. Lawrence River, contact Peggy Pyke -Thompson, Program Manager with the MCA Tehotiienawakon - Environment Program at 613- 936- 1548 (ext. 1038).

Until a few decades ago, industrial waste and other pollutants discharged directly into the St. Lawrence River. These contaminants settled and built up in high concentrations in the sediment along the Cornwall waterfront. That sediment contamination is one of the main reasons that the St. Lawrence area at Cornwall was designated as a Great Lakes hotspot, or Area of Concern.

The chief sediment contaminant is mercury, a toxic substance that stays in the environment for years.

With stricter environmental regulations and the closure of several industries, cleaner sediment has begun to settle over three key areas of sediment contamination, and a natural cap has been created.

The development of a set of controls administered by a team of environmental partners works to ensure that contaminated sediment in specific areas is not being disturbed. Partners include the City of Cornwall, Mohawk Council of Akwesasne, Raisin Region Conservation Authority, Ontario Ministries of the Environment and Natural Resources, Environment Canada and the federal Dept. of Fisheries and Oceans.

Developed in 2005, the Cornwall Sediment Strategy calls for special care to be taken in 3 designated zones where contaminated sediment is known to be. Long-term environmental monitoring is showing that while levels of mercury are still elevated, levels in surface sediment have decreased over the last 30 years and deeper, more contaminated sediment is slowly being covered over naturally with cleaner deposits.

Healthy Shoreline = Healthy River Increased shoreline development, deforestation, loss of habitat, invasive species, and the planting of single variety lawn grasses have led to a loss of healthy riverside ecosystems along the St. Lawrence River.

To address this problem, the Raisin Region Conservation Authority (RRCA) with help from the Great Lakes Guardian Community Fund and local community partners are implementing a Shoreline Stewardship program. This program provides landowners, living along the St. Lawrence River, with the tools necessary to naturalize their waterfront properties.

By using trees, shrubs and perennials that are native to this area and replacing a monoculture grass lawn with a variety of indigenous plants, a healthier river bank habitat can be re-established.

Re-landscaping shoreline property to a more natural state can also address concerns of erosion, nuisance wildlife (such as Canada geese), excessive aquatic growth, and algae blooms.

Planting shoreline and upland plants provide food and cover for a variety of birds, amphibians, insects and mammals. Stream bank plantings also enhance aquatic habitat for fish.

For more information on the Shoreline Stewardship program, contact RRCA at 613 938-3611 or visit www.rrca.on.ca.

What does the Cornwall Sediment Strategy Mean for You? To ensure that sediments are not disturbed in areas that are zoned as contaminated, there are specific rules surrounding waterfront projects such as building a dock or restoring a shoreline. Plans must first be reviewed with the Raisin Region Conservation Authority and by agencies that belong to the Cornwall Sediment Strategy Accord which coordinates the approval process.

To see the map of contaminated sediment affected zones along Cornwall’s waterfront and for more information visit the Cornwall Sediment Strategy documents at www.rrca.on.ca or call Lissa Deslandes, RRCA Regulations Officer, for more information at 613938-3611 (ext. 237).

SAVE THE DATE EARTH DAY TUESDAY, APRIL 22rd • • Earth Day Shoreline Cleanup @ River Institute (noon) www.riverinstitute.ca APRIL 20th - 27th • City • City of Cornwall Spring Clean-up Challenge www.cornwall.ca SATURDAY, APRIL 26th • Earth • Earth Day Tree Giveaway @ Gray’s Creek Conservation Area (10 am) • Raisin River Canoe Race for information www.rrca.on.ca MAY 7th - 8th • 21st Annual International River Symposium @ St. Lawrence College.

Call the River Institute at

613-936-6620 for more information or visit www.riverinstitute.ca

Farmers Grow a Healthier Environment Ontario East Alternative Land Use Services (ALUS) is a community based, farmer led and delivered program with the simple goal of creating a healthy environment that sustains agriculture, wildlife, and natural spaces for all Canadians.

ALUS recognizes and works to enhance the key role farmers play as land stewards by increasing nature’s benefits through the naturalization of marginal and fragile areas, currently under production. In exchange for these benefits the farmer receives an annual payment per acre enrolled in the ALUS program.

The ALUS process is not prescriptive, which allows for greater flexibility when it comes to project design and the establishment of wetlands, buffers, pollinator habitat, wildlife structures, and tree planting.

Ontario East ALUS is well on its way to achieving its goals with two demonstration projects currently established and another eight in the planning phase. If you are interested in more information please contact Brendan Jacobs @ 613-938-3611 (ext.234).

Brendan Jacobs is Project Coordinator for Ontario East Alternative Land Use Services (www.alus.ca) 5448375

No matter which decision is finally made concerning the status of the St. Lawrence River (Cornwall) Area of Concern, whether this area is De-listed or deemed an Area in Recovery, we must look to the future. There were numerous recommendations on existing environmental issues that were not identified as urgent in the 1997 Stage II Remedial Action Plan Report, “Great Lakes, Great River”. Many of these concerns are still relevant today and have yet to be completely addressed.

Matters continue to emerge such as new chemicals or additional invasive species. Other issues such as new development along the River, spills, and non- point source pollution continue to be a challenge to River health. We must remain vigilant. There needs to be a local group that oversees the monitoring and government action that must continue, one that is proactive about emerging issues, ensuring that we do not backslide forcing future generations into cleaning up our messes. If you are interested in being an active part of the River’s future why not contact the Remedial Action Plan (RAP) office at 613-936-6620 (ext.229) or e-mail kcooper @riverinstitute.ca.

Walter Oeggerli Chair St. Lawrence River Restoration Council

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LA VOIX FRANCOPHONE DE CORNWALL ET DES 27 COMMUNAUTÉS LOCALES En route vers les prix touristiques provinciaux Ces entreprises de la Petite-Nation représenteront l’Outaouais lors du gala national des Grands Prix du tourisme québécois qui se déroulera le 13 mai.

Agrotourisme et produits régionaux – La Fromagerie Montebello Attractions touristiques, plus de 100 000 visiteurs – Parc Oméga Attractions touristiques, moins de 25 000 visiteurs – ChocoMotive Écotourisme et tourisme d’aventure – Camp Explora Ressources humaines, relève touristique – Alex Martel, président Amnesia Rockfest Personnalité de l’année 2014 – Olivier Favre du Parc Oméga Festivals et événements touristiques – budget d’exploitation de moins de 300 000 $ - Twist festival de la fibre Hébergement, pourvoirie – Pourvoirie Gagné et filles À ces finalistes s’ajoutent le Festival de montgolfières de Gatineau dans la catégorie, Festivals et événements touristiques, budget d’exploitation de plus de 1 million $, Top Karting comme attraction touristique de 25 000 à 100 000 visiteurs ainsi que l’hébergement Gîtes Les Trois Érables et le Belvédère comme Services touristiques. Jacques Chauvet, pâtissier sculpteur est en lice dans les ressources humaines, employé touristique.

Ces nominations assurent à la région touristique de l’Outaouais une deuxième place au Québec (ex aequo avec les Cantons-de-l’Est) en ce qui a trait au nombre de finalistes nationaux qui sont retenus par le jury national.

Permis d’affaires: des améliorations pour les entreprises Des changements dans l’émission de permis d’affaires pourraient rendre la vie plus facile aux entrepreneurs de Gatineau.

Gatineau étudiait depuis quelques semaines un projet-pilote dans le secteur de Hull pour améliorer l’émission des permis qui est problématique depuis la fusion des cinq ex-villes. Mais ce projet-pilote ne répondait pas à toutes les attentes et d’autres recommandations avaient été formulées.

Selon le président de la Chambre de commerce de Gatineau, Antoine Normand, une de ces recommandations a été acceptée, ce qui devrait permettre de régler un des points les plus importants.

«Quand quelqu’un ouvrait une entreprise dans un local commercial, la Ville demandait de déposer une attestation de conformité d’un professionnel. Nous, on disait que si une entreprise s’installait dans un local commercial qui était déjà connu, et qu’il n’y avait pas de changements

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«C’est une bonne nouvelle, mais il va falloir documenter tout ça», souligne Antoine Normand.

Pour lui, ce simple geste rendra plus simples les demandes de permis pour de nombreuses entreprises. De plus, cette situation fait que le permis d’affaires n’est plus considéré comme le certificat d’occupation, ce qui aura d’autres impacts.

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car elles recevaient le permis d’affaires qui était aussi le certificat d’occupation.

Maintenant, le permis d’affaires pourra venir avant. «Ils pourront faire le processus des autres demandes de permis en parallèle.»

«On vient d’éviter un paquet de tracasseries bureaucratiques pour la majorité des demandeurs», conclut Antoine Normand.

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Le fleuve continue de couler

Citoyens scientifiques Changer les choses En 2013, l’Institut des sciences environnementales du fleuve Saint-Laurent a reçu une subvention de 24 970 $ du Fonds d’action communautaire pour la protection des Grands Lacs du gouvernement de l’Ontario afin d’appuyer la recherche d’algues dans les voies navigables locales. Le projet, nommé « Algae Alert », invitait les propriétaires du littoral et les bénévoles à contribuer à une étude des algues dans les eaux du lac Saint-François, dans la région du fleuve Saint-Laurent.

On a recruté et formé 50 bénévoles déterminés pour échantillonner l’eau des cours d’eau situés dans l’ensemble du bassin versant de la région de Raisin. De nombreux résidents le long du fleuve Saint-Laurent puisent leur eau potable domestique directement du fleuve Saint-Laurent.

L’été dernier, les citoyens scientifiques ont passé plusieurs semaines à recueillir les renseignements nécessaires pour déterminer l’emplacement, la fréquence et les types d’algues présents à l’échelle locale. L’Institut des sciences environnementales du fleuve Saint-Laurent utilise maintenant ces données pour mesurer les paramètres de la qualité de l’eau qui sont associés à la présence d’algues, et il élaborera un modèle analytique pour aider à contrôler ces cas. Les résultats de ce projet et de ce modèle de prévision seront transmis aux organismes de gestion du fleuve Saint-Laurent et d’autres cours d’eau dans l’est de l’Ontario.

Ce projet souhaite recueillir davantage de données à l’été 2014. Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur les occasions de bénévolat, communiquez avec M. Andy Bramburger au 613-933-6080 (poste 2761).

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Kaniatarowanenneh Le grand cours d’eau Les Mohawks d’Akwesasne appellent le fleuve Saint-Laurent « Kaniatarowanenneh », ce qui signifie « le grand cours d’eau ». Depuis plus de 10 000 ans, les Mohawks vivent, cultivent, pêchent et chassent le long des rives du fleuve. Il y a 30 ans, lorsque la Commission mixte internationale a déclaré que le fleuve Saint-Laurent à Cornwall était un secteur préoccupant, les collectivités d’Akwesasne subissaient les effets de la pollution industrielle depuis un certain temps. À ce moment, elles ont uni leurs forces avec les représentants du gouvernement, les citoyens concernés et les intervenants afin de créer de l’Institut des sciences environnementales du fleuve Saint-Laurent, un institut indépendant et apolitique axé sur la recherche environnementale sur l’eau douce, l’éducation et l’action

communautaire.

Le Conseil des Mohawks d’Akwesasne et sa direction de l’environnement (et la division environnementale de la tribu mohawk de St. Regis) sont des contributeurs clés à la recherche à l’intérieur et le long du fleuve Saint-Laurent; ils offrent un équilibre unique d’expertise scientifique, de connaissances traditionnelles et d’éducation du public.

Ils ont effectué des recherches sur la présence de mercure dans le doré jaune, repéré des populations de tortues géographiques et d’anguilles ainsi qu’étudié les becs-de-lièvre. Le 15 février, le Conseil des Mohawks d’Akwesasne a collaboré avec le Conseil de restauration du fleuve Saint-Laurent pour tenir un événement appelé « Iakwanonhwes Kaniaterehere » (ce qui signifie « nous aimons la rivière ») au festival d’hiver d’Akwesasne. Au total, 175 personnes sont venues visiter les diverses expositions liées au fleuve et participer à une discussion sur le grand cours d’eau.

Pour obtenir des renseignements sur les programmes environnementaux et les partenariats du Conseil des Mohawks d’Akwesasne sur le fleuve Saint-Laurent, veuillez communiquer avec Peggy Pyke-Thompson, gestionnaire du programme

Jusqu’à il y a quelques décennies, des déchets industriels et d’autres polluants étaient rejetés directement dans le fleuve Saint-Laurent. Ces contaminants se sont déposés et accumulés en fortes concentrations dans le sédiment le long du secteur riverain de Cornwall. Cette contamination des sédiments est l’une des principales raisons pour lesquelles la région du fleuve Saint-Laurent à Cornwall a été désignée comme une zone sensible (secteur préoccupant) des Grands Lacs. Le principal contaminant dans les sédiments est le mercure, une substance toxique qui reste dans l’environnement pendant des années.

Grâce à des règlements environnementaux plus stricts et à la fermeture de plusieurs industries, des sédiments plus propres ont commencé à se déposer dans trois des zones les plus touchées par la contamination des sédiments, et un plafond naturel a été créé.

L’élaboration d’un ensemble de mesures de contrôle administrées par une équipe de partenaires environnementaux vise à s’assurer que les sédiments contaminés dans des zones précises ne sont pas perturbés. Les partenaires comprennent la Ville de Cornwall, le Conseil des Mohawks d’Akwesasne, l’Office de protection de la nature de la région de Raisin, les ministères de l’Environnement et des Ressources naturelles de l’Ontario, Environnement Canada et Pêches et Océans Canada.

La stratégie de gestion des sédiments de Cornwall, élaborée en 2005, exige la prise de précautions particulières dans les trois zones désignées où l’on sait que des sédiments contaminés sont présents. La surveillance environnementale à long terme démontre que bien que les niveaux de mercure soient toujours élevés, les concentrations dans les sédiments de surface ont diminué au cours des 30 dernières années et les sédiments de fond plus contaminés sont lentement couverts naturellement par des dépôts plus propres.

Un littoral en santé pour un fleuve en santé L’augmentation de l’aménagement du littoral, la déforestation, la perte de l’habitat, les espèces envahissantes et la plantation d’une seule variété d’herbes à pelouse ont entraîné une perte des écosystèmes riverains en santé le long du fleuve Saint-Laurent.

Ce programme fournit aux propriétaires fonciers vivant le long du fleuve Saint-Laurent les outils nécessaires pour naturaliser leurs propriétés riveraines.

En utilisant des arbres, des arbustes et des plantes vivaces indigènes de cette zone et en remplaçant une monoculture d’herbes à pelouse par une variété de plantes indigènes, un habitat riverain plus sain peut être rétabli. Le réaménagement des propriétés littorales à un état plus naturel peut aussi répondre aux préoccupations liées à l’érosion, aux espèces nuisibles (p. ex. la Bernache du Canada), à la croissance excessive des plantes aquatiques et la prolifération des algues.

La plantation sur le littoral et les hautes terres fournissent de la nourriture et des abris pour une variété d’oiseaux, d’amphibiens, d’insectes et de mammifères. La plantation sur les berges améliore aussi l’habitat aquatique pour les poissons.

Pour de plus amples renseignements sur le programme d’intendance du littoral, veuillez communiquer avec l’Office de protection de la nature de la région de Raisin au 613-938-3611, ou visitez l’adresse www.rrca.on.ca.

Que représente la stratégie de gestion des sédiments de Cornwall pour vous?

Afin de s’assurer que les sédiments ne sont pas perturbés dans les zones désignées comme contaminées, il existe des règles précises pour les projets dans le secteur riverain, y compris la construction d’un quai ou la restauration d’un littoral. Les plans doivent d’abord être examinés par l’Office de protection de la nature de la région de Raisin et les organismes qui font partie de l’accord sur la stratégie de gestion des sédiments de Cornwall, qui coordonne le processus d’approbation.

Pour voir la carte des zones de sédiments contaminés le long du secteur riverain de Cornwall et pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements, consultez les documents de la stratégie de gestion des sédiments de Cornwall à l’adresse www.rrca.on.ca ou communiquez avec Lissa Deslandes, agente de réglementation de l’Office de protection de la nature de la région de Raisin au 613-938-3611 (poste 237).

À VOS AGENDAS JOUR DE LA TERRE MARDI 22 AVRIL • Nettoyage du littoral à l’Institut des sciences environnementales du fleuve Saint-Laurent pour le Jour de la Terre (midi) SAMEDI 26 AVRIL • Distribution d’arbres pour le Jour de la Terre à la zone de conservation de Gray’s Creek (10 h); www.rrca.on.ca • Nettoyage de printemps de la ville (9 h à 13 h) LES 7 ET 8 MAI • 21e symposium international annuel sur le fleuve au Collège Saint-Laurent Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements, communiquez avec l’Institut des sciences environnementales du fleuve Saint-Laurent au

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Les agriculteurs cultivent un environnement plus sain Les Services de diversification des modes d’occupation des sols (ALUS) de l’est de l’Ontario sont un programme dirigé et offert par les agriculteurs ayant pour simple but de créer un environnement sain qui soutient l’agriculture, les espèces sauvages et les espaces naturels pour l’ensemble de la population canadienne.

Ce programme reconnaît le rôle clé que jouent les agriculteurs en tant qu’intendants des terres et vise à améliorer ce rôle en augmentant les avantages de la nature grâce à la naturalisation des zones marginales et fragiles en cours de production. En échange de ces avantages, l’agriculteur reçoit un paiement annuel par acre inscrit au programme.

Le processus du programme n’est pas normatif, ce qui permet une plus grande souplesse en ce qui concerne la conception du projet et la création de terres humides, de zones tampons, d’habitat des pollinisateurs, de structures fauniques et de plantation d’arbres.

Dans l’est de l’Ontario, le programme est en bonne voie d’atteindre ses objectifs; deux projets de démonstration ont été établis, tandis que huit autres sont en phase de planification. Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements, veuillez communiquer avec Brendan Jacobs au 613-938-3611, poste 234.

Brendan Jacobs est coordonnateur de projet pour les Services de diversification des modes d’occupation des sols de l’est de l’Ontario (www.alus.ca).

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Peu importe la décision qui sera finalement prise concernant l’état du secteur préoccupant du fleuve Saint-Laurent (Cornwall), c’est-à-dire qu’il soit radié ou désigné comme en voie de rétablissement, nous devons nous tourner vers l’avenir. De nombreuses recommandations sur les enjeux environnementaux n’ont pas été définies comme urgentes dans le rapport de deuxième étape du plan d’assainissement publié en 1997, intitulé « Great Lakes, Great River ». Bon nombre de ces préoccupations sont toujours pertinentes aujourd’hui et n’ont pas encore été entièrement traitées.

Des questions continuent d’apparaître, notamment les nouveaux produits chimiques et les nouvelles espèces envahissantes.

D’autres enjeux, comme les nouveaux travaux d’aménagement le long du fleuve, les déversements et la pollution à source non ponctuelle, continuent de représenter un défi pour la santé du fleuve. Nous devons demeurer vigilants.

Il faut établir un groupe local pour superviser la surveillance et les mesures du gouvernement qui doivent se poursuivre; ce groupe doit être proactif à l’égard des nouveaux enjeux et s’assurer que nous ne récidivons pas en forçant les générations futures à réparer nos dégâts. Si vous souhaitez participer activement à l’avenir du fleuve, n’hésitez pas à communiquer avec le bureau du plan d’assainissement au 613-936-6620 (poste 229) ou à kcooper@riverinstitute.ca.

Walter Oeggerli Président, Conseil de restauration du fleuve Saint-Laurent

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Sautons en coeur!

Les élèves de l’école élémentaire catholique Sainte-Lucie ont réussi 60425 sauts lors de l’événement «Sautons en coeur». La somme de 3308.75$ a été remise à la Fondation des maladies du coeur. Un gros merci aux parents, aux élèves et au personnel de l’école pour leur généreuse contribution. Ensemble, on fait toute une différence!

La ville invite les résidents à assister à

« Cornwall : demain, dès aujourd’hui! » Les résidents de Cornwall sont invités à assister à « Cornwall : demain, dès aujourd’hui! », un atelier interactif qui leur offrira la possibilité d’orienter la planification de la croissance et du développement de la ville.

L’atelier aura lieu le jeudi 24 avril, de 18 h 30 à 20 h 30, dans le salon B du Complexe civique de Cornwall. Gratuit, l’atelier est ouvert à tous.

L’atelier « Cornwall : demain, dès aujourd’hui! » est le deuxième événement public du projet Complete Cornwall au complet, qui a pour objet de mettre à jour le plan officiel de la ville de Cornwall.

« Nous sommes ravis du nombre de résidents qui ont participé à notre premier événement en janvier », a indiqué Ken Bedford, président du Comité directeur du projet du plan officiel et superviseur de la Division de la planification de la ville de Cornwall. « J’espère qu’ils reviendront tous et qu’ils participeront à l’atelier avec autant de dynamisme et d’idées qu’à notre premier événement! J’ai hâte de voir nos citoyens travailler en commun pour forger l’avenir de la ville. » L’événement commencera par deux présentations – l’une sur les dernières tendances adoptées par d’autres municipalités

canadiennes pour se préparer à l’avenir et l’autre sur les projections démographiques et économiques de Cornwall pour les 20 prochaines années. Ces projections sont d’une importance capitale, car elles permettront à la ville de se faire une meilleure idée de la planification qu’elle doit entreprendre en prévision de la croissance prévue.

L’événement facilitera l’interaction du public. « Nous demanderons aux résidents de partager leur vision de l’avenir de Cornwall », a indiqué M. Bedford. « Leur vision pourrait bien être celle que nous intégrerons dans notre plan officiel actualisé. »

Favoriser le talent et les compétences pour la nouvelle économie

Le tournoi des Maîtres

CORNWALL – La Commission de formation de l’Est ontarien est toute heureuse d’annoncer qu’elle présentera un nouveau programme d’aide-cuisinier pour combler les besoins de compétences des jeunes à risque, dans le cadre du Programme de formation ciblée pour les jeunes du Ministère du Développement économique, du Commerce et de l’Emploi de l’Ontario.

Ce Programme de formation ciblée pour les jeunes fait partie de la Stratégie d’emploi pour les jeunes de l’Ontario, qui crée des possibilités d’emploi pour environ 30 000 jeunes, tout en faisant la promotion des innovations et de l’entrepreneuriat.

Les candidats choisis recevront en salle de classe le programme d’apprentissage de base de cuisinier (Ontario). De plus, les participants obtiendront une série de certificats prisés par les employeurs, comme par exemple le programme de certification National Food Service (manipulation sécuritaire des aliments), Smart Serve et

Tout au long du mois de février, à l’école Rose des Vents, environ 120 élèves ont participé au tournoi de badminton des Maîtres pour déterminer le gagnant masculin et la gagnante féminine de chaque niveau de la quatrième à la sixième année.

Nos champions masculins étaient Anthony Valin en sixième année, Élexis Bourget en cinquième année et Richard Ilianu en quatrième année. Les championnes féminines étaient Bridget Bromley-Lefebvre en sixième année, Audrey Millette en cinquième année et Teya Knight en quatrième année.

Tous nos participants ont très bien joué à cette compétition de badminton !

Vincent Blais Élève de la 5e année École Rose des Vents

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Les participants pourront aussi exposer les initiatives qu’ils lanceraient s’ils exerçaient le rôle de conseiller municipal pendant un jour. « Les citoyens n’auront aucune difficulté à reconnaître leur apport à cet événement dans notre plan officiel actualisé », a expliqué M. Bedford.

Le plan officiel oriente l’évolution et la croissance de la ville pendant les 20 prochaines années.

Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur le projet et se tenir au courant de l’évolution du projet, consulter www.Cornwall.ca/Cornwallaucomplet.

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dangereuses utilisées au travail (SIMDUT), pour n’en nommer que quelques-uns.

Les participants auront ensuite l’occasion de tester leurs nouvelles connaissances et compétences et approfondir leur expérience en faisant un stage pratique de six semaines.

Trois différentes sessions d’admission seront menées à Cornwall, Hawkesbury et Alexandria pour offrir une formation à 12 jeunes à risque chaque session. Les coûts de la formation aux stagiaires admissibles sont couverts par le programme.

L’horaire du programme : CORNWALL : du 12 mai 2014 – 29 août 2014 suivi d’un stage de travail de 6 semaines HAWKESBURY : du 3 novembre 2014 – 20 février 2015 suivi d’un stage de travail de 6 semaines ALEXANDRIA : du 27 avril 2015 – 13 août 2015 suivi d’un stage de travail de 6 semaines Les candidats admissibles : • sont sans emploi (depuis au moins un an) • sont confrontés à des obstacles à l’emploi tels que des difficultés de langue, un handicap, un statut de nouvel arrivant, un conflit avec la justice, un manque d’expérience de travail, de compétences ou de scolarité, etc.

• sont âgés de 18-25 ans • sont motivés et disponibles à assister au cours cinq jours par semaine, 5 heures par jour pendant 16 semaines, et participer ensuite à un stage de travail de six semaines Pour de plus amples renseignements ou pour savoir si le programme vous convient, veuillez contacter Kimberly Vass-Lihou à la Commission de formation de l’Est ontarien au 613.932.0210 ou par courriel à kimberlyvl@eotb-cfeo.on.ca.

Les places sont comptées et la date limite pour présenter une demande d’admission à Cornwall est le 25 avril 2014; les entrevues suivront.

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Coppers serve good food for a great cause CORNWALL, Ontario – Local law enforcement will be serving more than justice at Au Vieux Duluth this Saturday to help raise funds for the Special Olympics.

Cornwall police will greet and serve diners free meals at Au Vieux Duluth on April 22 to raise money for Special Olympics Ontario through the Law Enforcement Torch Run. From 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. diners can chose from three dishes: butterfly shrimp, chicken

breast or pork souvlaki served with salad, rice, and potatoes, and a non-alcoholic beverage.

Three years ago, Au Vieux Duluth joined forces with the Cornwall Community Police Service (CCPS) to create a unique fundraiser. Already, the partnership has raised over $28,000.

“This event gives customers a new experience,” said Alexandre Paradis, restaurant owner.

The benefit lunch and supper will feature a silent auction. As diners enjoy their meal, Cornwall comic Mark Vincent will perform in the afternoon and a band will provide the

evening entertainment.

“Your free meal will be served to you by a police officer, at the end of your stay you will be asked to make a donation to the Law Enforcement Torch Run,” he said.

Paradis credits Special Olympics Ontario for providing year-round sports training and athletic competitions for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

The restaurant is located at 1140 Brookdale Avenue.

To make a reservation or find out more information about the event, call Paradis at Au Vieux Duluth at (613) 933-7000.

BREAK AND ENTER, BREACH, POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE Gerald Poitras, 46 of Cornwall was arrested on April 14th, 2014 and charged with break and enter, possession of a controlled substance and breach of probation and undertaking for failing to keep the peace.

It is alleged that on April 14th, 2014 the man removed a bicycle and a boom box from a First Street East garage. Police were contacted and while on route spotted the man in the area of First Street and Lawrence Avenue. He was taken into custody and during this time he was found to be in possession of what is believed to be a small quantity of cocaine. The man was charged accordingly and later released to appear in court on May 15th, 2014.

ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON, ASSAULT CAUSE BODILY HARM Mathew Beehler, 21 of Cornwall and Jamie MacDougall, 33 of Long Sault were arrested and charged with assault with a weapon and assault cause bodily harm. It is alleged that on March 29th, 2014 while at the Cornwall Civic Complex the two men threw items at an opposing hockey team member striking him in the head causing the player to suffer injuries requiring medical attention. Police were contacted and an investigation ensued. During their investigation both men attended police headquarters to deal with the matter. They were taken into custody, charged accordingly.

Beehler was later released to appear in court on April 29th, 2014 while MacDougall was released to appear in court on May 15th, 2014.

FRAUD OVER $5000, UTTER FORGED DOCUMENT, ILLEGAL USE OF CREDIT CARD Robert Gravel, 51 of St-Hubert Quebec and Christopher Sarmadopoulus, 53 of Rosemont Quebec were arrested on April 14th, 2014 and charged with several fraud related offences. It is alleged that on November 14th, 2012 the two men attended a Cornwall business and purchased a quantity of construction equipment exceeding $5000 using a fraudulent credit card. Police were contacted and an investigation ensued.

On April 14th, 2014 a member of the Criminal Investigation Division attended the Cornwall Courthouse as the two men were in custody on unrelated matters. They were both taken into custody, charged accordingly and returned to court staff to await a bail hearing.

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Top five nutritional tips for increased sports performance Jason Christoff Get Fit Cornwall JASON@REVOLUTIONWEIGHTLOSSCLINIC.COM

When looking to maximize sports performance, the first thing to consider is hydration levels. A small reduction in optimal hydration levels (water content) can translate into a large reduction in sport performance. It’s hard to replenish diminished hydration levels quickly so it’s best to focus on proper hydration levels either all the time or at least 2-3 days before the big game.

First, start with a good quality water choice.

Tap water is not optimal because of the toxic effects of fluoride, chlorine and other contaminants common in tap water. Spring water is best and the body performs well if the ppm (parts per million of dissolved solids) is around 350. The ppm reading of bottled water

is listed on the side of each label. Optimal spring waters have dissolved calcium and magnesium levels of near 100ppm and again this is listed on the label of most (if not all) bottled water. So look for spring water choices with total ppm’s around 350 and calcium/calcium ppm levels near 100.

Take your body weight in pounds and divide it in half. That is the number of ounces of water you’re supposed to consume every day, between your meals. If you are 200lbs, you’re supposed to drink 100 ounces of spring water daily between your meals. Each 500ml bottle of water contains 16 ounces. Avoid drinking water during your meals, as that will dilute the acid in the stomach and lead to poor energy extraction from the food you consume.

A second tip for maximizing sports performance is to eat organic when possible.

Not only has organic food been found to contain more nutrition, organic food contains either zero or greatly reduced pesticide

residues. The pesticides commonly used on non organic produce (and commonly used on grains fed to factory farmed animals) are either estrogenic or neurogenic. Basically that means that much non organic produce is either covered in estrogen based chemicals (birth control for the bugs) or neurogenic chemicals, which causes the bugs to have massive organ failures. These toxic chemicals will play havoc with the metabolism of any athlete. When an athlete’s body is polluted, the metabolism will not be able to power the detoxification system and the energy production system at the same time. When an athlete is polluted not as much energy can be diverted to the metabolic systems responsible for sports performance. Chemicals, regardless of source, will make maximum athletic performance metabolically impossible.

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BOWNESS, William Walter (Bill), 71, of Monkland, Ontario, passed away on April 10, 2014 after an extended illness. He leaves his loving wife of 46 years, Sandra Bowness (nee Selleck). Bill is survived and missed by his two children: Suzanne Bowness and Robert Bowness. He is also remembered by his relatives in Warrington, England including John, Glenis, William, Karen, and Robert and Karen.

Friends will be received at the M. John Sullivan Funeral Home, 341 Pitt Street (across from city hall) Cornwall on Monday from 2 – 4pm and 7 – 9pm. Friends are requested to assemble at Trinity Anglican Church, 105 Second St., W., Cornwall, on Tuesday for Funeral Service at 11am. Committal, Pine Hills Cemetery, Toronto, ON. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Kidney Foundation (Eastern Ontario), for which Bill was a strong advocate in his later years. Condolences may be left at www.mjohnsullivanfuneralhome.com

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As we approach this Easter season, I would be very curious and quite intrigued to know whether you are seriously pursuing the path of peace. At this particular time in world history, “peace” is not the right word to accurately describe the present world scene. Rather, words like “conflict, crisis, corruption, and calamity” better tell the true and sad story. With the dark and dismal situation we all face as fellow human beings, I would still valiantly

promote the many-faceted peace which God wants to bring to humanity through His Son Jesus Christ – the Prince of Peace! If we would all genuinely humble ourselves, repent of our foolish ways, and turn in bold faith to Jesus alone, we would find blessed peace in its entire beautiful spectrum. We would find peace with God in terms of spiritual salvation; peace with others in terms of interpersonal reconciliation; peace between and within nations in terms of sincere negotiations; peace within ourselves in terms of deep soul satisfaction. So I would encourage you and also challenge you to pursue peace for all it’s worth, in all its dimensions, and for all its many benefits!

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ETHIER, Lucille Lucille Ethier (née Morin) passed away peacefully on Friday, April 4, 2014 at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute at the age of 83 years. Loving mother of Micheline Weiss, Daniel Ethier (Barbara McNaul) and Serge Ethier (Barb Guertin) all of Cornwall. Cherished grandmother of eight grandchildren, Mireille, Daniel, Gabrielle, Marie-Eve, Johnathan, Joseph, Jason and Aaron. Dear sister of Albert Morin (Claire), Jeannette Sabourin (Raymond), Claude Morin (Joan) and Jean-Marie Morin (Judy) all of Cornwall. Dear daughter of the late Arthur Morin and the late Yvonne (Brisson) Morin. Predeceased by two sisters, Marcelle Villeneuve (late Gordon) and Therese Emard (late Paul). Rested at Boulerice Funeral Home, Cornwall. Funeral Services were held on Thursday, April 10, 2014 with Mass of Christian Burial in Saint-Felix-deValois Church, Cornwall at 11 a.m., followed by local Cremation. Rite of Committal in Nativity Cemetery at a later date.

ROSS, May May Lillian Ross (former long time employee of Versa Care Nursing Home) after a short illness on Sunday, April 6, 2014 at the Cornwall Community Hospital McConnell Site with her family by her side, at the age of 70 years. Loving mother of Robert Bergevin (Betty) and Diane St. Louis (Chris). Dear companion of the late Emery Richer. Dear sister of Jim (Joyce), Ruth and Linda Ross.

Cherished grandmother of Eddie (Brittany), Jessica, Kylee, Joshua and Tyler. Predeceased by her parents Stewart and Patsy (née Milard) Ross. She will be sadly missed by Nat (Jake), Tiza and all who knew her. Funeral arrangements entrusted to the Wilson Funeral Home, Cornwall.

SEGUIN, Gloria Marie Patricia Passed away at the Heartwood Long Term Facility on Saturday, April 5, 2014. Gloria Seguin of Cornwall, age 87 years. She is survived by her brother Rolland Seguin (Rita), her sister Adelaide Snider (late Raymond) and brother (also best friend) Joseph Seguin (Paulette) all of Cornwall. Gloria will sadly be missed by her many nieces, nephews and her dear friends at Heartwood. She was predeceased by her parents Frank Seguin and Patricia (Sauve) Seguin, her sister and long time care giver Doreen Lalonde (late Emile).

Rested at Lahaie and Sullivan Cornwall Funeral Homes, West Branch, Cornwall.

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No farewells were spoken, No time to say goodbye You were gone before we knew it And only God knows why.

We think of you in silence And often speak your name Arlen E. Alguire February 6, 1929 All we have are memories to April 21, 2011 And your picture in a frame.

Our hearts still ache with sadness, While silent tear drops flow For what it meant to lose you No one will ever know.

I never ask for miracles But today just one would do, To see the front door open and See our Dad walk through.

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Always in our memories, Love you, miss you, Donna, Lisa, Carl, Carli, Bianca

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The family of the late Simone Lalonde wishes to thank our relatives, friends and neighbours for their sympathy and kindness shown following the passing of our loved one.

A sincere thank you for memorial donations, floral tributes and cards. A special thanks to all the staff of Hospice and professional service provided by the staff of Wilson Funeral Home.

Thank you, Aldege, Claudette, Marc & family.

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Funeral was held on Wednesday, April 9, 2014 with Service in the Memorial Chapel of the Funeral Home. Interment at Notre-Dame Cemetery in Spring.

ANGELO, Ernest Passed away at Hospice Cornwall on Friday, April 4, 2014. Ernest Joseph Angelo of Cornwall; age 81 years. Beloved husband of Sharon (Lalonde) Angelo. Ernest is survived by five children, nine grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Son of the late John Ingola and the late Marie (Belanger) Ingola.

Dear brother to two sisters and six brothers.

Predeceased by two children Steven and Michelle, one grandson James and by four brothers and one sister. Rested at Lahaie and Sullivan Cornwall Funeral Homes, West Branch, Cornwall. Funeral was held on Tuesday, April 8, 2014 with Service in the Memorial Chapel of the Funeral Home.

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BERGERON, Luttrelle Jr. Mr. Luttrelle “Lutt” Bergeron passed away peacefully at Hospice Cornwall on Thursday, April 3, 2014 at the age of 80 years.

Beloved husband of Norma (née Brunette) Bergeron. Loved father of Brent and Bruce.

Dear grandfather of Taylor, Emma and Madison. Brother of Del (Lucy), Eugene (Anne), Gordie (Barbara), Pat McNaughton (late Keith), Muriel Henri, Sheila Judges (late Don), Beverly Hodgson (Peter), BettyAnne Baker (Mike) and Joanne McIntosh.

Loved son of the late Luttrelle and Mamie (née Brisson). Lutt was the recipient of the Jacques Richard trophy and was inducted into the Cornwall Sports Hall of Fame for Fastball in 1982. He was also a proud member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 297. Rested at the Wilson Funeral Home, Cornwall. The Mass of the Resurrection with Commendation and Farewell was celebrated in St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church on Monday, April 7, 2014.

LEGAULT, Norman Jean Passed away with his family by his side on Wednesday April 2, 2014. He was 55.

He leaves his loving wife of 30 years, Lynn (Seguin) Legault. Cherished father of Gilles (Christie) and Melanie (Kristopher). Survived by his granddaughter little “K” Kloé. Also survived by one sister, Nicole (Justin) and several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his parents, Aurele and Alice (Benoit) Legault. Friends were received at the M. John Sullivan Funeral Home, Cornwall. Funeral Service was on Saturday April 5, 2014 at Fountaingate Christian Assembly (Mohawk Drive, Cornwall). Committal, Sacred Heart Cemetery, Alexandria, at a later date.

CURRIE, Soneya (née Cullen) Mrs. Soneya Trudy Currie passed away at the Hospice Cornwall on Saturday, March 22, 2014 with her family by her side at the age of 57 years. Beloved wife of Terry Currie.

Loving mother of Chris (Tracy) and Tonia Currie (Bryan). Dear daughter of Max and the late Sadie (née Young) Cullen. Dear sister of Carol Fleming (Rick), Terrill (Caroline), Pam Silmser (Dave) and Dale (Sharon).

Cherished grandmother of Jessica, Sierra, Tatyanna and Maxim. Fondly remembered by her extended family and friends. Rested at the Wilson Funeral Home, Cornwall. A Funeral celebration of Soneya’s life was held in the Chapel of the Wilson Funeral Home on Saturday, April 5, 2014.

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Cornwall Senior Men’s Curling held the Bray Rock Closing Bonspiel, sponsored by Bray Quarries, from March 31st to April 11th, 2014. Twenty nine teams participated with the Nurse rink winning the playoffs.Pictured are lead Harry Webber, second Ray Baker, Senior Men’s President Brian Landry presenting the trophy on behalf of Bray Quarries, third Leland Harms, skip Ian Nurse and Senior Men’s Vice President Gerry Paquette.

On March 19 Holy Trinity Catholic School hosted the annual CDSBEO basketball tournament with 10 schools participating. The Holy Trinity Grade 7 & 8 Girls A team were the winners of the girls A division. First row, from left, are Emily Cuillerier, Olivia Harrington, Samantha Prevost and Rebecca Gilligan. Second row, from left, are Kaitlyn Gilligan, Lina Digirolamo, Mary France Pilon, Alexia Bourget and Chloe Whittaker. Absent from photo is Emily Flaro, Marla Harrington-McNally (coach) and Angela Martell (coach).

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You know, it’s mid May and I doubt that any of my fellow golf enthusiasts have even swung a club. I am sure, some have moved their golf bags from the basement to the garage and maybe grabbed an iron and swung it a few times, just to get the feel of things. But this damn long Canadian winter has cut into our spring golf, big time.

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A few years ago a wise man told me that I needed to learn course management, that was twenty years ago and try as I may, I still hear his voice in my head. Bubba Watson proved on Sunday on the 15th hole, tournament pretty much in the bag, no reason to flirt with disaster, that if you believe in yourself, even the course can’t stand in your way.

And to that, I can’t wait to stare at the big ole tree on the 11th at the country club this year, wise mans voice in my head saying, play safe. Sorry wise man, right through or over the top will out way the percentages, Bubba Watson, just showed me the way.

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For those who watch the coverage of the Masters Golf Tournament, that tradition rings true because you know every hole in your minds eye, you know where the Azalia’s are planted and where the Eisenhower tree, used to be. You know the pin placements on Sunday, you know that Jim Nance will professionally introduce Augusta National’s President Billy Payne to present the Green Jacket to the tournament winner, but you also know who Hootie Johnston was and even though you have likely never been to Augusta and maybe never will, you know that Amen corner is three holes in golf, that you would give anything to play just once.

I was asked on Thursday last week who I thought would win the Masters - I picked Lee Westwood figuring he was due, Jason Day because he is capable and stayed loyal to Canadian Graham Delaet who has made 1.7m this year already. I was wrong on all three accounts. Did anyone see Bubba winning again and so soon after his miracle shot in 2012.

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Alexandria. Full pancake breakfast following the Service. Sponsored by REVIVE & Breadalbane Baptist Church.

CORNWALL SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB Club open Mon.-Fri. from 9am-4pm.

Lunch Daily from 11:30am-12:45pm.

Activities start at 1:15pm. Mon.: Bid Euchre, Darts; Tues.: Cribbage; Wed.: Euchre; Thurs.: Knitting 9:15am - Bingo & Skip-Bo 1:15pm; Fri.: Bid Euchre. Come join us at 119 Pitt St. MOOSE LODGE (1367) Dance to Richard Filion, Saturday, April 19, 8pm-12am.

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a night of entertainment and a silent auction on Thursday, May 1, from 5 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 or $5 for youth under 13. They can be purchased at Cornwall Collegiate & Vocational School, 437 Sydney Street. 613.932.8360 and at The Bank of Nova Scotia.

KNOX ST. PAUL’S UNITED CHURCH ~ Vision Related Events: Every Monday morning 10am Grief Walking Group, contact office for location (613 938 3704). Saturday, May 10, 7pm Community Karaoke, no charge, everyone welcome (every 2nd Saturday of the month). Fundraiser Events: Thursday, April 24, 9am to 12Noon Spring Rummage Sale. Saturday, May 3, 12:30pm Spring Dessert and Card Party, cost $6.00 Tickets available through UCW members and the Church Office. Special Sundays: April 17 - Maundy Thursday Service 7:30pm. April 18 - Good Friday Service 3pm.

April 20 - Easter.

THE CANADIAN RED CROSS/ LA CROIX-ROUGE CANADIENNE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM is looking to recruit volunteer drivers. We take residents of Cornwall to out-of-town medical appointments. If you are interested, please contact Sarah Wallace at the Cornwall Branch 613-932-0231 x 2240 or at sarah. wallace@redcross.ca

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PORK SUPPER Sunday, April 27, from 4pm-6pm at Trinity United Church, Ingleside. Adults: $13, Youths 6-12: $5, Under 6: Free. Take-outs available. Come and enjoy!

SWEDISH WEAVING FUN DAY ~ hosted by the Swedish Weaving Guild of Glengarry & Area, Saturday, April 26 from 10am-3pm at 20 Victoria St. Lancaster, Ont. Day includes: Morning snack, lunch, door prizes, free project kit. Space is limited so book quickly. Contact Patricia at funandfastpatterns@gmail.com or call Christine at 613-347-9046 or 613-347-7636.

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RainBarrel.ca/Martintown . Pick-up date is Thursday, April 24, 2:30-6:30pm at Martintown Community Centre, 4850 County Rd. 20. Info: 613-528-4679.

THE AGE OF AQUARIUS CABARET featuring live music/dinner buffet, Sunday, April 27, 6pm at Metcalfe Centre, Maxville.

Sponsored by Maxville United Church. Info/ tickets: 613-527-5257.

SOUTH STORMONT FOODGRAINS BANK GROWING PROJECT ~ Fundraising Roast Beef Dinner, Friday, April 25, 6pm at St. John’s Presbyterian Church Hall, 28 Second St. East, Cornwall. Advance tickets only, available from John McIntyre: 613-550-0516 or Doris Hurrell: 613-5342525.

SPRING RUMMAGE SALE ~ Blessed Sacrament Parish Ladies’ Auxiliary invite you Saturday, April 26 from 8:30am to 12noon.

Come find your treasures in our parish hall located downstairs at 321 Tollgate Rd. East.

CORNWALL QUILTERS QUILD will hold their monthly meeting on Monday, April 21, 7pm in St. Matthews Lutheran Church Hall, 1504 2nd St. W., Cornwall.

Eveyone welcome! Info: Nora 613-933-2346.

GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE ~ Cornwall Pentecostal Church, 208 Second St. East (2nd & Amelia), Friday, April 18.

Refreshments at 9:30am. Service at 10am Sharp. Guest Speaker: Pastor Art Brant.

Joining with us: Bethel Assembly of God, Long Sault Pentecostal Church and Mohawk Assembly of God. GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE ~ for the Avonmore Finch Gravel Hill Presbyterian Pastoral Charge will be held at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church on Main Street in

Avonmore at 1:30pm. Easter Sunday - service at St. Andrew’s Avonmore at 9:30am and at St. Luke’s-Knox Finch at 11am. Everyone welcome.

SEAWAY VALLEY SINGERS CONCERT ~ “Beetles, Broadway and Beyond”. Conductor Robert Jones.

Accompanist, Margaret Whisselle. Friday, May 2, 7:30pm at Williamsburg Christian Reformed Church. Info: 613-543-3863.

CELEBRATE RECOVERY Meets every Friday at 7:30pm, Fountaingate Christian Assemblies, 949 Mohawk Dr. Contact 613-932-0685. Celebrate Recovery is an environment to help you overcome your hurts, habits and hang-ups in a safe place while experiencing the freedom you have in Christ. Everyone Welcome.

REMEMBER MY SONG The Centennial Choir of Cornwall is excited

to announce that its Spring Concert will include the Kawartha Male Chorus from Lindsay, Ont. The 25+ choristers will entertain with their own harmonies and join the Centennial Choir to create melodies you are sure to remember. Come double your pleasure by attending on Friday, May 2, 8pm at St. John’s Presbyterian Church, 28 Second St. E. Tickets available at Home Hardware, 10-13th St. E., The Lottery Kiosk, 2nd floor Cornwall Square and from members. Info: 613- 936-1131.

CORNWALL & REGION WRITERS’ SOCIETY invite any writers and would be writers to the next meeting on Monday, April 28 at 6:30pm at the Cornwall Public Library (45 Second St. East, in the Boardroom on 2nd floor). Emma Cappello is facilitator for the evening. Contact Lorna Foreman at 613933-5265 for more information.

Program Schedule for the week of April 21 to April 27, 2014

St. John’s Presbyterian Church

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CORNWALL TOWNSHIP HISTORICAL SOCIETY The next meeting will be held at the Heritage Center at St. Andrew’s on Tuesday, April 22 at 7:30pm. Everyone welcome. Info: www. cornwalltwphistorical.ca CASINO TRIP to Rideau Carleton on Friday, April 25, bus departs at 4:30pm.

For more info, call 613-932-6534. “Bring a friend or two”. Proceeds toward St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre.

LONG SAULT PENTECOSTAL CHURCH invites you to a “ Community Hymn Sing “, Sunday, April 18 at 6:30 p.m.

Light refreshments following. Info: call 613534-2622. Wheelchair accessible.

HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY ~ A local recognition of Yom HaShoah Children in the Holocaust. Revealing the Holocaust through the eyes of children, with a display of children’s books and readings from diaries. Knox-St. Paul’s United Church, 800 -12th St. East, Cornwall, Sunday, April 27, 6:45pm-9pm. Discussion to follow.

Refreshments served. Everyone welcome!

CAREFOR will hold a free Nursing Clinic on Friday, April 25 from 11am-3pm at the Carefor Health & Community Services office at 205 Amelia St. Info: Call the Carefor office at 613-932-3451.

ST. COLUMBAN’S CWL SPRING GARAGE & BAKE SALE ~ Saturday, May 3, 8am to 12noon at St. Columban’s School, 323 Augustus St. Something for everyone.

SPIRIT IN UNITY presents “Western Night”, Saturday, April 19, Royal Canadian Legion, Cornwall, 6pm. Dance, Pulled Pork BBQ, Live Music with Switchgear, Silent Auction. Tickets $20, includes supper. For more info, 613-537-8672.

WALK-IN COUNSELLING CLINIC No referral needed. The WalkIn Counselling Clinic offers no-fee singlesession counselling services to individuals, couples and families on a first come, first served basis every Thursday from 1:00 to 8:00 PM (last session at 6:30 PM). Located at 26 Montreal Road, call 613-932-4610. Everyone welcome!

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1404 FIRST STREET EAST

2 bedroom brick bungalow remarkably renovated with taste. Large master bedroom, main floor laundry, whirlpool tub, lots of kitchen cupboard space, walk-in shower, and beautifully redone rec room with fireplace. $194,900 MLS#: L0611

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19288 COUNTY ROAD 25, APPLE HILL

Very private well maintained and over 2000 sqft, 3 bdrm, 2 bath brick bungalow. 2 driveway entrance with plenty of parking. Many updates in last few years. Good barn and shed/shop behind home. $329,900 MLS#: L0300

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This beautiful well kept 2nd floor 1 bedroom condo has a fabulous kitchen with granite counter tops, includes 6 appliances, gas fireplace in living room and large washroom with lots of cabinetry. Call Dawna to view. $154,900 MLS#: L0005

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––––––––––––– BACHELOR / ONE BEDROOM –––––––––––– 326 AUGUSTUS, main 1bdrm, no appl $1000+gas/elect JASE ST, 1bdrm shared accom, furnished $500 Incl 122-A GUY ST, upst 1bdrm, f/s $625 Incl 829 FIRST ST E, upst. 1+bdrm, no appl $525+(elect) or $650 Incl 75 LEONIA, main 1bdrm, f/s, $725 incl (May) 534 MARLBOROUGH ST N, upst 1bdrm, no appl $675 Incl 30 ELM ST, main 1+ bdrm, no appl $600+(gas/elect) 315-A LEONIA, lower 1bdrm, female preferred, f/s $550 Incl 326-B AUGUSTUS, upst 1bdrm, no appl, w/d hkups $650+(gas/elect) (May) ––––––––––––––––––– TWO BEDROOM ––––––––––––––––––– 3 WALTON, upst 2bdrm, no appl $775 Incl 23-A LEFEBVRE ST, upst 2bdrm, no appl $675+(elect) 38-A DANIS AVE, upst 2bdrm, f/s $575+(elect) 11 CHRISTY AVE, Unit C, upst 2bdrm, f/s $950+(gas/elect) 109 SEVENTH ST E, upst 2bdrm, 3pc bath, f/s $600 Incl 45-A GULF, 2bdrm, no appl $595+gas/elect or $750 Incl 519YORK ST, main 2bdrm, no appl $700+gas/elect 512 THIRD ST W, main 2bdrm, no appl $675+(elect) 1006 FIRST ST E, main 2bdrm, f/s $625+(gas/elect) 107 SEVENTH ST E, upst 2bdrm, f/s $625 Incl 1017 LARIN ST, upst 2bdrm,f/s, $575+(elect) 442 NINTH ST E, 2+bdrm, f/s, adult bldg, dishwasher $750 Incl 326-C AUGUSTUS, upst 2bdrm penthouse, no appl $1000+(elect) (May) 9-A GLOUCESTER ST N, upst 2bdrm, no appl $640+(gas/elect) (May) 17437 SOUTH BRANCH RD, main 2bdrm, f/s, washer/dryer, new construction $1200+gas/elect (May) 515-A YORK ST, upst 2bdrm, f/s $650+(elect) (June) 21 ½ MILLVILLE, small 2bdrm, no appl $750 Incl (June) 1233 DALY AVE, upst 2bdrm, f/s $680+(elect) (June) 328 FIRST ST E, upst 2bdrm, f/s, $650 Incl (June) 3-C LEONIA, upst 2bdrm, f/s $650+9gas/elect) (June) 519-A YORK, upst 2bdrm, f/s $575+(gas/elect) (June) 338 ST FELIX ST, main 2bdrm, no appl $665+(gas/elect) (July) 440 CUMBERLAND, B8#8, main 2bdrm, f/s $ 775 Incl 245 YATES, B22#9, upst 2bdrm, f/s $750 incl 440 CUMBERLAND, B16#12, upst 2bdrm, f/s $750 Incl (June) 245 YATES, B1#6, main 2bdrm, f/s $775 Incl (June)

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425 Bedford Street, Cornwall

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Tastefully decorated and move in ready, this 2 storey home features 3 bedrooms, separate living and family room, updated kitchen, large 4 season porch and a backyard summertime oasis including deck and in-ground pool. You even get a garage to store your toys in. Call today!

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3 & 4 bedroom townhouses 3 levels, w/d hook-ups - $1000.00-$1200.00 PARKING INCLUDED - No Pets Preferred UNITS AVAILABLE - PLEASE CALL

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–––––– 245 YATES AVE & 440 CUMBERLAND AVE –––––– “CUMBERLAND GARDENS” 2 bdrm units, $735.00-$775.00 1 bdrm units, large windows $660.00 Utilities & appliances included - Coin laundry on site PARKING INCLUDED - No Pets Preferred

––––––––––––––––––– COMMERCIAL ––––––––––––––––––– 232 MCCONNELL AVE, 3 offices and reception area $850 Incl 133 SYDNEY ST, main floor, approx 900 sq ft $700+(gas/elect) APPLE HILL, barn for special occasions CALL FOR DETAILS

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In the heart of the village of St. Andrews West! Natural gas forced air, large eat-in kitchen, family room with gas fireplace. Metal roof.

Go to realtor.ca MLS#L1023

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210 acre farm with excellent house 5 minutes north of Alexandria. Approx. 130 acres of naturally-drained fields cleared. $949,000.

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This bright 2 + 1 bedroom Glen Robertson home has gleaming hardwood floors, whirlpool tub, a finished basement, large back deck, and private backyard - all for only $169,000. MLS# L0959 at stormrealtycornwall.com

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MLS# L0919. $292,000.

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5 SAUNDERS AVE, LONG SAULT. This 1450 sq ft, 3 bdrm, 3 bathroom brick home with an attached plus a detached garage is awaiting its new family. A mix of hdwd, ceramic, carpet and laminate flooring, this home has a great open main floor plan. This home also features an oversized rec room, high efficiency natural gas furnace (Dec 2011), interlocking back yard patio with fenced in backyard and loads of potential. MLS# L0946. $218,000.

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32 BARNHART DR, LONG SAULT This house definitely feels like a home! Located in the popular village of Long Sault on a desirable family friendly street Barnhart Avenue... This home is ready for your family with 3+1 good sized bedrooms, 3 bathrooms with an attached single car garage & a desirable open concept floor plan which caters to the many needs of a modern family. With very little left to do makes it easy to settle quickly into this wonderful family home. MLS# L0974. $272,500.

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19738 DOONAN RD., WILLIAMSTOWN Close to nature and complete privacy are just 2 features of this unique home. Hilltop setting surrounded by 58 acres of mostly mixed hardwood bush. Quality finish throughout the home plus a 20’x50’ garage/shop. MLS# L1069 $397,713 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

4891 ANDREW ST., MARTINTOWN Great Starter or retirement home with 2 main floor bedrooms plus 2 more rooms in a finished loft area. Recently renovated bathroom, hardwood and ceramic flooring. Immediate possession available. MLS# L0980 $129,000 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

3253 RICHMOND DR. Every corner of this home has been lovingly styled and designed. The custom kitchen looks right out of a magazine with quartz countertops, a large island for prep, and custom cabinets. Enjoy morning coffee in the large sunroom, or a cold drink at the bar on the lower level. This home is stunning, call for your private showing today. $259,900

3 NORTH BEECH ST LANCASTER. If you are looking for a home in the quaint village of Lancaster this may be the home for you. This adorable 1 ½ storey, 3 bdrm, 1 ½ bath has been completely updated.

Tastefully decorated and ready for a new family. Call for a private viewing.

MLS# L1096 $194,000.

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1728 CUMBERLAND ST. Bright & spacious best describe this home in a great family area. Main floor living space is highlighted by hdwd floors. Living room offers a wood burning fireplace & a large window flooding the room w/ lots of natural light. Kitchen is complete w/ a breakfast bar, built-in appliances & lots of counter space. Upstairs you will find an x-large MB & 2 other rooms accessed by a full bathroom. Downstairs you will find a finished rec room, another 3PC bath & loads of storage. $259,900.

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OUTSTANDING BUNGALOW 75 KINCARDINE ST. E, ALEXANDRIA Extra large (1500 sq. ft.) bungalow on an oversized lot. This great family home was custom built 11 years ago and is in top notch condition. Natural gas heating plus 2 natural gas fireplaces. MLS# L0950 $269,900 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

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85 KINCARDINE ST. W, ALEXANDRIA All brick raised bungalow in a good residential area. Lower level contains a 2 bedroom inlaw suite or rent out for extra income. Large garage/shop at rear.

MLS# L0978 $210,000 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

40 ELM ST., ALEXANDRIA Looking to downsize but not ready for a condo? This renovated 2 bedroom bungalow is ideal for a retiring couple or someone just starting out. Priced to sell.

MLS# L0994 $124,900 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

7 PETER ST., MAXVILLE Wonderfully maintained 4 bedroom home with bright interior, hardwood and softwood flooring, 2 staircases and attractive front porch. Loaded with charm and character. Attached 2 storey rear shed. MLS# L0864 $189,900 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

239 FIFTH ST WEST This is a beautiful home, not to be missed, perfect for your first time purchase or if you are downsizing. The improvements have preserved the original trims and character of the home.

The kitchen has custom made cabinetry, some of the original hardwood flooring has been refinished, there is a new gas furnace ( Dec 2013 ), new windows, newer siding, the list goes on. The detached garage is fully insulated, with its own electrical panel and a woodburning stove. All you need to do is unpack and your home! $154,000.

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3835 GARY ST. Refurbished 3 bedroom mobile home in White Cedar Park. Perfect for snowbirds or if you’re just starting out. MLS# L0080 $65,000 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

4120 CTY RD. 34 Many recent upgrades have been completed in this compact 3 bedroom home including kitchen, bathroom, flooring and windows. Priced to sell. Call to view. MLS# L0429 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

4215 GLEN ROY RD. Wonderful 3 bedroom home on a beautifully landscaped 1 ¼ acre lot. Large front and rear decks. 25 minutes to Cornwall. This home is move-in ready with a quick possession available. MLS# L0258 $159,900 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

186 HOPE ST. ALEXANDRIA Extremely well maintained home with 4 levels of living space. Gas fireplace in main floor family room, gas stove in rec room and inground pool for this summer. 3 season room overlooking rear yard. MLS# L0121 $299,000 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

REFURBISHED CENTURY 35 MAPLE ST., ALEXANDRIA 4 bedroom brick home in excellent condition. Main floor family room with gas fireplace. Original floors and mouldings. 2 bathrooms. Economical gas heating. MLS# L0174 $215,000 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

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3933 COUNTY RD. 45 Large (1580 sq. ft.) bungalow with a fantastic att. 32’x50’ shop which is currently used for commercial purposes but could also be used for your hobby shop. Ideal for a home based business and priced to sell. Real good value for your money. MLS# L0507 $299,000 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

5411 CTY RD. 27 If you’ve been searching for a squared log home – this is your opportunity! 2200 sq. ft. on 2 floors featuring open concept kitchen – living area, main floor family room, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. 17 ½ acres of treed property for your recreational needs.

Williamstown area. MLS# L0626 $325,000 D.A. MACMILLAN* 613-360-1078

409 MCDONELL CRES. Quiet neighbourhood! Bright 3 bedrooms with 2 baths features spacious kitchen for your kitchen adventures. Natural gas stove in the rec room for those winter nights.

Need to see this one! $174,900 TIM FRANCIS 613-361-2846

205 JENNA CRES. Spacious 3+1 bedroom side split on a quiet Riverdale Crescent. Hardwood floors, spacious eat in kitchen, and a large 4 season sunroom (2011). Come and take a peek! $279,900.

6765 PILON`S POINT RD, SUMMERSTOWN. Nice home with a water view, located in a great area. Lots of upgrades, large lot, deck with a view of the beautiful St. Lawrence! Shingles (2010), furnace (2012), well pump (2013), softener system (2012). Call today for a showing! MLS L0544. $239,900.

15062 COLONIAL DR. 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and open concept living await you in this custom built raised bungalow.

(2011) Radiant heat floors, gas fireplace and space to grow, all on a 1 acre lot close to amenities. Call today for your private showing. $429,900.

SPRING INTO ACTION While the time is ripe for selling - Spring market - Buyers looking now Call me today & together we will sell your home.¥ FAYE ALLOTT

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1152 PITT ST. Residential home with commercial 51 zoning. Unpack your boxes and settle into this upgraded centre town home. Numerous upgrades over the past year(s) from siding to windows and practically everything in between. Want to live here? Act FAST and don’t miss out! PENNY RUDDERHAM 613-930-3377

2960 MCNAIRN DR. Beautiful 3+1 bedroom, 2 full bath home sitting on a great lot! Stunning home built in 2004. Call today for a showing! MLS L0239. $229,900.

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305 FIFTH ST W. Many upgrades to this home located in a nice area! 3 Bedrooms, detached garage, fenced in yard, windows (2014), furnace (2014), propane insert until gas can be run then will be switched over. A must see! Move in ready! MLS# L0606. $137,500. JEFFERY MARTELOCK 613-363-5555

REDUCED 14204 COUNTY ROAD 18. This tastefully decorated 2 bedroom bungalow in the vil age of Gallingertown, just minutes from Ingleside and highway 401. 1.94 acres. Includes fridge, stove, dishwasher, washer, dryer... This home features modern flooring in the living room & bedrooms, updated windows, interlock walkways in front and back entryways (2012) you’ll just have to come see for yourself! $156,900 PENNY RUDDERHAM 613-930-3377

2025 PITT ST. Feels like country living but in the convenience of the city. This 1.5 storey 2+1 bedroom home features a large lot (1.91 acres) with double garage. Property being sold “as-is, where is”. MLS# L0660. $169,900. DALE RUDDERHAM 613-362-6184

14357 COUNTY ROAD 18 Serenity awaits you in this great 1.5 storey home that has a wonderful touch of old country charm. Home features include a large master bedroom, mostly updated flooring, large updated eat in kitchen, 1.5 bathrooms, updated oil tank and much more. $139,900 K3466 InglesideForSale.Info PENNY RUDDERHAM 613-930-3377

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SOLD 5003 CHAPEL RD Immaculate bungalow on just over 3 acres, great for nature walks.

Lots of living space w/this multi-level home. Formal dining & living room accented w/ hdwd floors. The lower level family room has a propane fireplace to keep you warm & cozy. This home has loads of storage space, att. garage. $269,000. FAYE ALLOTT 613-571-9605

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Excellent starter home centrally located. Main floor living is possible, with living room, family room, kitchen, dining, master bedroom and laundry all on the main floor. Additional bedroom on 2nd level loft and a large oversized shed for storage. $125,000

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Country living but only minutes from the 2+1 brick bungalow. This home has many city. This home features 3 bedrooms, 2 updates like kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, bathrooms, family room with fireplace, rec room, fenced yard, attached garage rec room and a large well landscaped lot.

MLS#L0543 and much more. MLS#L0831

1137 LINDSAY CRESCENT

Well maintained 3 plus 1 bedroom open concept raised bungalow on quiet crescent. 2 full bathrooms, family room with gas stove, hardwood floors, above ground pool and pride of ownership. $237,000

734 MARLBOROUGH STREET

Excellent downtown professional building with many possibilities.

Main floor with reception and two large office spaces with a 2 pc bath. Staircase leads to 2nd level with 4 more office spaces, waiting area, additional bathroom all with hardwood floors and large windows for lots of natural light. 3rd level loft with skylights is perfect for a conference/meeting room. $229,900

Affordable two storey home, kitchen with ample cabinets, open concept, living room with hardwood floors and gas stove, two large bedrooms with walk-in closets, large 4 piece bathroom, screenedin deck, large fenced yard and updates. $147,500

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3124 JOHNSTON AVE

This home has the WOW factor! The spacious design offers a large modern kitchen, ceramic floors, brick backsplash Asking and stainless steel hood fan. The main $204 ,500 level expands into the hardwood floored living room. Three well-located bedrooms and a modern bathroom with separate vanities complete the carpet free main floor. In the basement you will find an extra-large Family Room; a large Laundry room; plenty of storage and functional utility areas and a High efficiency gas furnace. Single detached garage . All of this on a well-landscaped lot with fenced yard, brick walkways and retaining walls in a Desirable North End neighbourhood. (MLS L0280)

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$259,900 Country retreat. 1600 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, side split on 7 acres well treed lot. Efficient geo-thermal heating & cooling system. Hard wood flooring, main floor laundry, renovated main bathroom. Gas fireplaces and wood stove. Easy commuting distance to most areas. (MLS L0030)

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Classy place! 2+1 bedroom brick bungalow in quiet neighbourhood. Screened sun room, private back yard with heated Valmar inground pool. Lots of recent improvements. Sewer laterals replaced in 1996. Kitchen cupboards, gas furnace, bathroom, paint all re-done or replaced within the last 2 years.

(MLS L0748)

2300 EMILY CR (L0999) - spacious semi, 1361 sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 3 bath, hwd & ceramic, fireplace+C/A, finished lower level, large private deck & yard

Also Available $369,000

19472 Cty Rd 19, Williamstown

764 DEWHURST AVE.,

Over 2000 sq.ft of living space, 4 levels, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, 2 rec rooms, park size fenced lot, French patio doors off dining area to private sheltered six person hot tub, gas furnace and A/C in 09.

$800,000

$269,900

1606 Blakely Dr

(L1006) - Riverdale, 1270 raised bungalow, 2+2 bedrooms, 2 bath, hwd, finished lower level, sunroom, central air, fully fenced yard, many updates

$267,000

16105 East Island Causeway, Long Sault (L0743) -spectacular waterfront, executive 2000 sq ft bungalow, gourmet kit, granite, hwd & ceramic, 2 bedrooms, 2 bath, generator

$539,000

$495,000

14022 Willbruck Drive, Ault

16 Loyalist Cr, Wales Village

2 NEW HOMES

15 Gail Elizabeth Crt

Asking

Asking

$179,500 ea.

$179,500 ea.

SOUTH & NORTH 1/2 LOT 30 PLAN VETERANS DR., PINEWOOD FOREST

PT LOT PLAN 52M26 SOUTH 1/2 EAST SIDE OF FORESTDALE CRES

New construction 984 sq. ft. 2 bdrm semi-det. on lot 34X98, fin. rec room, high efficiency gas furnace w/central air, patio door access to 10X12 deck. Paved driveway. Late fall possession. New home warr. by Tarion. HST included. Brick front, vinyl siding. Foam block party wall with 6` concrete.

New construction 984 sq. ft. 2 bdrm semi-detached on lot 34X98, fin. rec room, high efficiency gas furnace with central air, patio door access to 10X12 deck. Paved driveway. August 2014 possession. New home warr. by Tarion. HST included. Brick front, vinyl siding. Foam block party wall with 6` concrete.

SOLD – RECENTLY – SOLD – RECENTLY – SOLD

$280,000

18851 Glen Rd

(L02264)- built in ‘09, 1362 sq ft, 2+2 bedrooms, 2 bath, vaulted ceilings, fireplace, hwd, finished lower level, det dbl garage, 1.1 acres

109 Guy St

(L0412) -ideal starter home, 1224 sq ft, 3 bedrooms, FAG heating, central air, central vac, updated flooring, utility shed, 50’x100’ lot, fully fenced, many updates

1 Fraser St, St.Andrews

(L1001)-1698 sq ft bungalow, 3+1 bedrooms, 3 bath, vaulted ceilings, finished lower level, 80’x180’ lot, Central Vac & C/A, garage

REMAX Cornwall Realty Inc. Brokerage

Call Phil for Worry Free Transactions Over 37 Years of Reliable Real Estate Sales & Service PHIL LAMARCHE Cornwall realty inc. Brokerage Independently Owned & Operated

$148,500

$277,900

(MLS L0792) & (MLS L0793)

3 94 Moulinette Rd., Long Sault

613-551-3777

(K3651) - beautiful 1126 sq ft bungalow, Island (K3657) - beautiful waterfront, (L0399) - 2800 sq ft custom slab on grade, in-floor heating, central air, 4 bedroms, 3 backing onto Raisin River, 2 bedrooms, 2 1580 sq ft bungalow, hwd + ceramic, 2 bath, hwd+ceramic, large kit, dining rm, bedrooms, 3 baths, 100’x200’ lot, min from bath, triple car garage + additional 24’x30’ garage, storage area finished lower level, fireplace, storage area Upper Canada Village & Golf Course

Broker

613-938-8100 Or 1-888-707-3428 (toll free) plamarche@cogeco.ca

Independently Owned & Operated

649 Second St. E., Cornwall, ON 613-938-8100 www.howrealtorshelp.ca Marianne Léger, Broker Jean Léger, Broker

613-330-2466

613-930-6484

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Great starter home! Featuring 2 storey 3 bedroom home which has been completely renovated. Many updates like windows, doors, electrical, new kitchen, bathrooms, flooring and all repainted. In move-in condition. MLS# K3529

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(L1073)-beautiful 2350 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 2 bath, gourmet kit, granite counters, hwd & porcelain, many upgrades, 3 acres, backing onto Raisin River

2 NEW HOMES

115 Cumberland Street

In move-in condition! This 2 bedroom bungalow features many updates like new breaker panel,some windows, doors, kitchen, bathroom and all new flooring.

Plus patio door off of kitchen leading to patio deck. MLS# L0657

Asking

$269,900

WATERFRONT! A unique waterfront property 53 x 135 with winterized house within 10ft of waterfront plus a separate 3 season cottage that could easily rent out for summer holidays.(MLS L0648)

Asking 139,900

Call Jim or Lianne: 613-933-3267

$224,900

Upgraded condo - Better than new! Secure building. Lock the door and leave your worries behind. Cheap utility costs. Guest suite, exercise room, roof top patio, indoor parking. Lots to discover in condo living... and you`ll love the view. (MLS K3203)

Asking

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$265,000

110 Danis Ave

3 bedroom bungalow completely renovated! Features new kitchen, bathroom, flooring, electrical, plus carport, garage and large lot. A must to see! MLS#L0717

NEW LISTING

405 Bedford St.

510 Guy Street

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Brick bungalow, 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bath, tin roof, interlocking brick driveway, and single car garage. MLS# L0900

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Asking 219,900

Asking 189,900

NEW LISTING

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SOLD Call Jim or Lianne: 613-933-3267

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DUNVEGAN HOME, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house.

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3 bedroom apt., ground floor, newly renovated. $640 per month + utilities, including basement.

East-end. Available April 1st. Jim 613-330-9572

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LARGE 1 bedroom/ 1 bathroom in Senior Friendly Building Apartment. Parking and shed for electric cart.

Pay own utilities. First and last. Near Eastcourt Mall.

Available May 1st, $600/ month. 613-362-0754

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ALEXANDRIA & MORRISBURG 1 & 2 & 3 bedroom units available for rent

18025 SOUTH BRANCH ROAD (CTY. RD. 19)

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FRIDAY APRIL 25TH & SATURDAY APRIL 26TH 8:30 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.

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HENREDON’S BREAKFRONT CHINA CABINET WITH GREAT DETAIL; GERMAN GRANDFATHER CLOCK ; QUEEN ANN NESTING TABLES; CURIO CABINET; SOFA AND LOVESEAT; CHINA; STERLING SILVER; LIMOGE; SHELLEY; CRANBERRY PICKLE CASTOR; ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINES; AFRICAN ART; VASES; PICTURES; HERITAGE MIRRORS AND NIGHT TABLE; MAURITANIAN CHEST; WALL UNITS; COFFEE TABLE AND LAMP TABLES; GLASS TOP TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS; DOUBLE BED; KITCHENWARE; 14 H.P. DIESEL LAWN TRACTOR; 3PT. HITCH; SNOW BLOWER; DECK; DETHATCHER; GARDEN TOOLS; 2 MAN TENT; OTHER MISC. ARTICLES. TERMS: Cash, cheque, Visa/MC, interac

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NOTE: There are no small items in this sale.

Plan to attend on time for this auction will not exceed 40 minutes.

Reason for Auction: retiring from the farm industry Owner and Auctioneer not responsible for loss or accident Terms: Cash or Cheque with proper ID Props: Edward and Merrill McKendrick

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MLS L1011

FURNISHED: room for rent for female, many extras. No parking. No pets. $350 per month.

613-933-7515

310 Miscellaneous for sale

R É F R I G É R A TEUR, poêle, 1 an d’usure. Mobilier de cuisine, congélateur vertical.

75$ à 300$.

613-662-0692

57 MAPLE STREET, INGLESIDE

One owner three bedroom well maintained brick bungalow with detached garage situated in the quiet Village of Ingleside on a 75’x150’ beautifully landscaped lot. Many upgrades include high efficiency gas furnace w/AC, roof re-singled in 2007, kitchen and bathroom upgraded, main floor windows replaced and a spectacular 3 season sunroom. $189,900

613-933-3283

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317 Clothing/furs/accessories NEW Clothing for all occasions. Including PROM AND BRIDAL. 15% off prom dresses.

613-244-0044

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17645 CTY RD 44, JUST NORTH OF CORNWALL ONT.

HERE WE GROW AGAIN!

1998 COBRA 5 AXLE ALUMINUM DUMP TRAILER with waterproof electric tarp; 2002 INT 9900 bunk N14 Cummings Motor (Clean Unit); 2000 INT 9900 13 SPEED TRANSMISSION (many new parts) DETROIT MOTOR SERIES 60 - 2- 48ft storage trailers and one 53 ft trailer; Oliver tractor 1250; International 1086 Tractor cab;International 784 Tractor cab and loader (4400 hrs); Ford 4000/ cab;John Deere 6210; McCormick CX 95; 8880 Landini 4x4 Tractor cab and loader; Single axle joe dog short tandem trailer; Case 584 FORKLIFT; BRUWS 400 BUSHEL GRAVITY BOX - 425-225TIRES-TARPS-LIGHTS; 1660 IH COMPINE 4X4 REVERSER - CHOPPER AFX ROTOR; 20FT 1020 CASE IH BEANHEAD; New Holland baler 650; New Holland baler 648; Takeuchi mini Excavator TB 125; 5100 IH GRAIN - DRILL - MARKERS; MONITOR SET UP FOR BEANS ONLY 15”; 14FT WAGON AUGER - PLASTIC; New Allied blades 72” and 84”; 3Pth Box Blade; Bushhog 3pth; Troy Built 10hp Chipper; BRAND NEW 11R22.5 TRUCK TIRES; NEW RETREADS 11R22.5 ON WHITE RIMS. “NO MORE THAN ONE HOUR OF SMALL ITEMS”

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DELIVERY AVAILABLE CALL AUCTIONEERS FOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE MURRAY OR JEN BLAIR 613-346-5568 • 613-551-4133

Headquartered in Cornwall, Ontario, our company is a leading distributor of automotive and truck parts in Ontario and Quebec. Operating a broad network, we currently operate over 130 locations and have a strong presence in the tire industry.

We are currently seeking a Licensed Automotive Technician to work out of one of our Cornwall locations. Main responsibilities include general and major repair work on motor vehicles, diagnosis of problems, inspection, adjustment and replacement of parts.

We are also looking for: • Class E Technicians • Apprentice Technician • Tire and Oil Technicians.

We offer competitive wages, benefits, and a pleasant environment with room to grow.

If you enjoy working in a fast-paced automotive environment, have excellent customer service skills and auto repair skills, and possess a valid Automotive Service Technician license, we’d like to hear from you!

Please forward your resume to hr@bensonorg.com

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PARTIAL LISTING!

Garages sales

ANTIQUES collectibles, lots of art glass, advertising etc, 5717 Kinloch Road Cornwall, Friday, Saturday, Monday Easter weekend, 9:00 to 6:00 p.m.

613-360-4569

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(SITE OF GENERAL TRUCK REPAIR) CONSIGN EARLY FOR MORE EXPOSURE PICK UP AVAILABLE 613-938-0211

Rooms for rent

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Manual treadmill, price negociable, 613-933-0016

Peter Ross Auction Services Ltd.

FARM/ HEAVY EQUIPMENT/ VEHICLE AUCTION! SATURDAY APRIL 26TH 10AM

Flats/apartments heated / furnished for rent

Fully furnished bachelor apt., Glen-Walter, 5 min from Nav Canada.

Heat and electricity included, central air, parking, non-smoker and no pets. Available immediately.

1,000$/ month. 613-931-1104, 613-577-0632

FOR HOMES THAT QUALIFY

• No Charge/Free market analysis for the homeowner.

• Be represented by a real estate company that has served the community for over 57 years.

• Sandy Cameron is a full time & full service Broker of Record with over 40 years experience and knows what it takes to get homes sold in any type of market

Flats/apartments heated for rent

1 bedroom apartment, 4 piece bathroom, kitchen, dining-room, living room, washer dryer hook-up, parking, $750, utilities included, 1st and last, available May 1st, 613-933-0192

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Ingleside, Ontario 613-537-2925 www.theauctionfever.com

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NOW SERVING

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Flats/ apartments for rent

New appartements for rent in the village of Long-Sault, 2-bedroom units with fridge/ stove/ dishwasher, hookups for washer and dryer, gas heat, central air, hardwood/ ceramic, granite countertops, 750$ & 850$ + utilities.

For more info please call 613-930-5224

5359461

HOUSE SALE HOUSEHOLD, KUBOTA LAWN TRACTOR

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RUSH in-home inventory sale. 21450 Concession 10, between Bureau & Larocque road, vicinity of Alexandria, 10am to 8pm, everyday continues open house, Friday April 11th to April 22nd 2014. Tel: 613-525-1765

404 Domestic services offered NEED Spring cleaning?

Please call Ann. No ceiling or walls. 613-347-7005

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FOR MAINTAINING A COMPANY OWNED FLEET OF TRUCKS AND TRAILERS. Monday to Friday Hours to be discussed 5 years experience Competitive salary • Benefits after 3 months Must possess 310T certificate Please call 613-933-8984 ext#24 Ask for Gary or send e-mail to: gary@seawayexpress.ca

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HOROSCOPES APRIL 17 TO APRIL 23 ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20: Aries, you may need to come up with some new ways to show your affection, as your old ways are starting to fall short. Look to Leo for inspiration.

TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21: Taurus, a few kinks still need to be worked out, but your master plan will soon be in place. Start putting the wheels in motion and your work won’t go unrecognized.

GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21: Gemini, you are great at creating a good time out of nothing at all. Get together with a few friends and let the good times roll. Others may envy this talent.

CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22: You have a rare

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CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS 7 Albert Street, Cornwall, Ontario

ECRA/ESA # 7001807

Carreer Opportunity – Full Time Position

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE ASSISTANT / BOOKKEEPER Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Maintain office records, personnel files in a confidential manner • Customer service, answer phones and direct calls to appropriate person • Maintain office efficiency, ordering supplies and maintaining adequate stock • Maintain and file account records and correspondence • Store and retrieve data on computers • Prepare financial statements for management • Write business letters, reports or office memoranda • Perform payroll functions and banking • Receive, record invoices and arrange payment • Calculate and distribute wages and salaries • Check customers’ credit ratings • Prepare reconciliations of accounts

opportunity to show off your skills this week, Cancer. When your talents are on display, don’t worry about hogging that spotlight. Enjoy your time in the limelight.

LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23: Take some time for quiet inspiration, Leo. It is just what you need after a busy week in which your stamina was put to the test.

Rest and recharge for a few days.

VIRGO - Aug 24/ ANSWERS ON PAGE 40 Sept 22: Tasks at work have certainly tried your patience, Virgo. Just when you are this week. Things are moving quite quickly settled in, you get pulled in another direction now, so make every minute count. very quickly. Save up those vacation days.

CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20: A challenge LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23: It’s time to lighten is on the horizon, Capricorn. But remain calm up, Libra. Throw a party, take a trip or hang and you will handle every challenge that out with friends. Just be sure to focus on fun comes your way. Aries provides some extra and let other concerns fall by the wayside for help. a little while.

AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18: Aquarius, SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22: Scorpio, do some may call you stubborn, but “dedicated” your best to get all of your ducks in a row might be a more appropriate term. Once your this week. Keep distractions at bay and don’t mind is set, it is hard to pull you off course, allow social engagements to take precedence and this week is no different. over more pressing matters.

PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20: You have S A G I T T A R I U S - N o v 2 3 / D e c 2 1 : plenty of energy to carry you through to the Sagittarius, you will have to remain two steps weekend, Pisces. A big surprise is in store in ahead of everyone else to get a project done the coming days.

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TOWNSHIP OF NORTH STORMONT PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

TOWNSHIP OF NORTH STORMONT PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

FULL-TIME EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

WASTE MANAGEMENT OPERATOR The Township of North Stormont has an opening for a full-time Waste Management Operator.

The Township of North Stormont has an opening for a full-time Equipment Operator.

The position involves: • 40 hour work week, with possibility of overtime • Excavator operation experience required (experience operating grader, backhoe, loader, snow plough will be considered an asset) • Responsibilities to include equipment operation, snow plowing, manual labour and filling in for garbage/recycling truck operators • Good driving record and valid DZ licence required • Interview process may include equipment operator testing • Medical certificate required prior to confirmation of employment • Competitive wages and benefit package provided

The position involves: • 40 hour work week (Tuesday-Friday, 10 hrs/day) • Repetitive movement; bending and lifting, climbing in and out of truck (side-loading truck) • Responsibilities to include manual labour, equipment operation, garbage/recycle truck operation • Good driving record and valid DZ licence required • Interview process may include operator testing • Medical certificate required prior to confirmation of employment • Competitive wages and benefit package provided Please submit resume by

Please submit resume by Tuesday, May 13th, 2014 at 12:00 noon to the Municipal Office:

Township of North Stormont Attention: Blake Henderson, Public Works Superintendent 15 Union St., P.O. Box 99, Berwick, ON K0C 1G0

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Tuesday, May 13th, 2014 at 12:00 noon to the Municipal Office:

We thank all interested individuals for applying; however, only those chosen for an interview will be contacted.

We thank all interested individuals for applying; however, only those chosen for an interview will be contacted.

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E-mail: admin@northstormont.ca

Township of North Stormont Attention: Blake Henderson, Public Works Superintendent 15 Union St., P.O. Box 99, Berwick, ON K0C 1G0 E-mail: admin@northstormont.ca

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Application Deadline May 2nd, 2014 Email your Resumes to info@bergeronelectric.com

PUZZLE ANSWERS

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• Good interpersonal, communication (bilingual) customer service skills • Good presentation and pleasant manners • Professional, ethical skills • Able to assess and prioritize tasks in order to meet deadlines • Ability to maintain a high level of accuracy, confidentiality concerning financials and employees • Knowledge of office administration and bookkeeping procedures • Computer skills including the ability to operate Microsoft Word and Excel programs • Experience in working with accounting software to maintain a full general ledger • Experience using Easypay payroll software, Adagio/ACCPAC for general ledger, accounts payables and receivables is a definite asset

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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH STORMONT TENDER NO. 06-2014 WSP CANADA INC. PROJECT NO. 111-18922-00 MAPLE STREET NORTH AND MEMORIAL SQUARE RECONSTRUCTION

Only the Best!

The Miller Group is a diversified Canadian company servicing North America. We provide both public and private sectors with road construction, paving, road rehabilitation, highway maintenance, engineering construction, waste materials, cement and ready-mix concrete. Our Miller Waste division located in South Dundas, ON is looking for two full-time…

Side Loader Waste Collection Representative You will operate a One-Man Side Loader Truck and ensure timely curb side co-collection of residential waste and blue box materials. You must be highly productive and have excellent customer services skills.

Tenders, sealed in envelope which shall be clearly marked as to contents, will be received by the CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH STORMONT, 2 Mille Roches Road, Long Sault, Ontario, K0C 1P0 (613-534-8889), until 11:00 a.m. local time, as recorded by the Township, on

You have a DZ licence, are a team player, and have safe working habits and a clean driving record.

Available to work Saturdays as required.

THURSDAY, MAY 8th, 2014.

Contract positions

For the construction of the works described below.

We thank all applicants; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Miller Waste Limited is an equal opportunity employer.

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Interested applicants are invited to forward a resume to: David Freemantle Fax: (905) 475-6397 or e-mail: david.freemantle@millergroup.ca

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On the same day, commencing at 11:15 a.m. local time, the tenders will be opened and read publicly by the Tender Committee in the Township’s Boardroom at the above-mentioned address.

The work consists generally of the supplying of materials, labour and equipment for the reconstruction of Maple Street North and Memorial Square and all related works. This includes but is not limited to: removals, excavation, installation of new culverts, ditching, granular backfill, road granulars, installation of new watermain and services, new sanitary sewer, new storm sewer, provide temporary potable water supply, concrete sidewalk and curb, installation of catchbasins and manholes, the pulverizing and the placement of asphalt along Maple Street North and Memorial Square in the village of Ingleside within the Township of South Stormont.

Complete tender documents may be obtained from the Cornwall Office of WSP Canada Inc., commencing April 24th, 2014 on payment of a non-refundable cheque in the amount of $113.00 ($100.00 plus $13.00 HST) per contract set, payable to “WSP Canada Inc.”.

Each tender must be accompanied by a tender deposit in the form of a certified cheque or bid bond of a minimum of 10% of the tendered amount made payable to the Corporation of the Township of South Stormont. Tender documents may be studied without payment at, but may not be removed from, the Consulting Engineer’s office (address below).

Saint Elizabeth is an award-winning not-for-profit and charitable organization, known for its track record of social innovation, applied research, and breakthrough clinical practices in home and community care. Our team of 7,000 nurses, rehab therapists, and personal support workers deliver more than five million health care visits annually.

Tenders are subject to a formal contract being prepared and executed.

Part-time and casual opportunities available Eastern Counties including Cornwall, Hawkesbury and area

RNs & RPNs - Visiting Nursing

Sign on bonus available for part-time positions

You will provide holistic nursing care, health teaching, guidance and support to clients in their homes. Availability to work days, evenings, on-call and alternate weekends is required. Bilingualism (French/English) is preferred.

www.saintelizabeth.com

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Please apply online at: www.saintelizabeth.com/careers

WSP Canada Inc. Michael Fawthrop, E.I.T. 1345 Rosemount Ave. Cornwall, ON, K6J 3E5 Phone: 613 933-5602 Ext. 310 Fax: 613 936-0335 Email: michael.fawthrop@wspgroup.com

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The Township reserves the right, at its own discretion, to reject any non-compliant tenders and that the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. The Tenderer understands that fundamental to this competition is the selection of a tender that, in the Owner’s opinion, is in the best interest of the Owner and the Tenderer agrees that the Owner reserves the right to select a winning tender that may be non-compliant.

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• Interlock • Fences • Flagstone • Planting LARGE TREES SUPPLIED & PLANTED

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Sump Pump – Full Install

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Let’s give a historical landmark a function Nick Wolochatiuk Dances with Words NUTHILLTOO@GMAIL.COM

If you build it, they will come. However, if you tear it down, they won’t come. Cornwall has torn down many of its former landmarks, such as the Capitol Theatre, the massive Courtaulds mill (which was once proposed to become a residential complex), the old Post Office (which stood at the northwest corner of Pitt and Second) and filled in the east end of the Cornwall Canal (between Brookdale and Marlborough). The demolition of the Domtar stacks is on hold.

Can you imagine Paris without the Eiffel Tower? It was built for the World’s Fair of 1889, intended as a temporary fixture. Even then, some found it to be an offensive blight on the city’s skyline. Fortunately, it has survived.

The towering bridge that connects the City of Cornwall to Akwesasne’s Cornwall Island

no longer functions as a traffic artery. It never holidays being celebrated, like the CN Tower. into anonymous concrete dust and earn a bit Of course, there’s the other option: grind it of money from its scrap metal value. did have the 730-foot ocean-going vessels pass under it. We hear the cries to have it torn down.

I would have the central truss arch and its massive concrete piers saved. Function? It’s the city’s landmark. If an elevator were built to bring sightseers to its deck, they could gaze upon the city, the remains of the pre-Seaway Cornwall Canal, the remaining piers of the NYC, the North Channel of the St. Lawrence River, Cornwall Island and the distant Adirondacks.

On the deck, informative plaques would be arrayed along the protective guardrails.

Entertaining videos that depict area history, current attractions and coming events could be available at the touch of a button.

What a stupendous vantage point for viewing Canada Day fireworks, the Lift-Off hot air balloons, sunrises and sunsets.

To accent this jewel of a landmark, it would EYE-SORE OR EYE-CANDY? – The central span of the former Cornwall Seaway Bridge is still be bathed in changing spotlights of changing standing. So is the Eiffel Tower. Will both remain more than a century from now? (Photo by colours, varying with the seasons and the Nick Wolochatiuk)

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What a crazy week in the IT world! The Heartbleed vulnerability made headlines the world over and prompted extreme reactions, including the Canada Revenue Agency to suspend its eFile website over concerns that their servers may be compromised. The Heartbleed is one of the most concerning security flaws to come to light in recent memory, largely due to the fact that the average user was helpless because the vulnerability was at “the other end” on the servers of the websites being used.

Nothing that an end user could do from their own end would have protected their secure data.

We have discussed at length the ways that an end user can protect their sensitive data. These include using complex passwords, keeping your computer free of Malware and Spyware, and ensuring that they are only providing personal information to known websites that were secure.

Unfortunately, the majority of these servers used a software known as OpenSSL and it is within that program that the Heart Bleed vulnerability exists. Fortunately, this issue has come to light and affected servers are being patched with new versions of the OpenSSL software, but there is still a concern that no one really knows what data (if any) has been stolen due to Heart Bleed, or from whom. We are still recommending that all users change their passwords for any secure sites that they frequent, and remember to always

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Blood, Sweat and Cheers … To hear my husband tell it, his enthusiastic participation in Sunday sports equals the abilities of Superman.

When a commercial comes on, he leaps over the coffee table in a single bound and heads for the kitchen. Faster than a speeding bullet, he stocks up on beverage, chips and dip. With a voice more powerful than a locomotive, he demands a parent’s privilege to use the bathroom. And at the last, he takes his rightful place on the sofa before the game resumes. He calls this the Couch-Potato Triathlon!

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Love Love Food moves to new digs Adam Brazeau adam.brazeau@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario – A Cornwall gourmet food shop with a loyal following is moving to a new location in the city’s downtown core.

Tony Lacroix’s Love Love Food will re-open in early May at 15 1/2 Second Street East, the home of Dish Cafe and Food Store until April 17.

“It’s very exciting,” said Lacroix. “When I talk about it, it’s very emotional. This is a big step.”

The cafe style eatery sits roughly a dozen.

The open concept of the kitchen allows diners to discuss recipes and savor aromas with the cook as their order is being prepared.

Minus a few cosmetic changes, the transition for Love Love Food will be relatively seamless.

“Right now, I’m still located downtown, but

I’ve been looking for six months for a larger place where I could do more things –but I needed a space that worked in an area with high traffic,” he said.

Lacroix started his business with a small selection of highly-addictive gourmet desserts, homemade jams, and coffee blends at local markets and trade shows.

A year and a half ago, Lacroix opened a small store (located at 10 4th Street East) adjacent to his home, where his partner Rony Major operates Shorteez Urban Hair Shop. But as the appetite for Love Love Food grew, so did the need for space.

Lacroix’s recipe for success is giving his away. He posts all his recipes on his website and when his patrons make food follies at home, he’s quick to offer sound advice.

“I’ve been slowly tweaking what I do by listening to the suggestions of my customers and building a following,” said Lacroix. “I’m

very passionate about food, and I love sharing that passion.”

The local food guru will be expanding the hours of Love Love Food to Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Thursdays till 7 p.m.) and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The cafe style shop will offer different coffees, teas, gourmet foods, soups, dessert selections (including custom cakes), and full catering services.

Lacroix will still run Love Love Food out of its original location until the end of April.

(Check lovelovefood.com for updates in real time.)

Keitha Fisher, owner of Dish Cafe, will continue to teach cooking classes and run a catering service. (For updates follow her Twitter @DishFoodShop). Fisher was unable to provide any details about her upcoming project.

Both her and Lacroix were quick to clarify that in no way is the relocation a partnership.

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