Clifford Stork, manager of Island Inkjet and Laser Toners is morphing his store slowly but surely into a meet and greet spot in the downtown core.
Besides being a depot for Coffey’s Coffee Clifford has created an Internet Cafe. Super rates; great Coffee and you never know who you’ll bump into.
This morning SD&SG MPP Jim Brownell [...]
SD&SG MPP Jim Brownell met with two victims of abuse who wrote him about funding cuts to their counselling today after Letters to the Editor appeared in The Cornwall Free News.
Donna Leroux and Marge Laprade are concerned that the therapy they’ve been receiving now, after 40 years of not getting assistance, will be cut [...]
Editor,
Although not surprised, I am shocked and dismayed as once again Prime Minister Harper prorogues parliament, not for the good of the country but to avoid difficult issues that may further erode confidence in this government!
This is one more step in this government’s inexorable drift toward unchallenged power: ducking difficult questions around the Afghan detainees and attacking dedicated public [...]
The Montreal Canadiens were actually not out shot last night as they beat Tampa Bay 2-1 in OT. Habs goals were from Brian Gionta and Tomas Plekanec who no longer plays like a “Little Girl.”
Carey Price got the win and probably the next start against Florida.
Marty Brodeur, the greatest goalie ever, even better than [...]
I know I sure don’t get excited over them. All these sites and magazines showing off their top ten lists hoping that the stories will resonate with you the humble viewer, or perhaps even cause some sort of controversy.
Crap that. Top Ten lists are the domain of people whose teeth have spaces or really good [...]
December 30, 2009
Dear Editor:
I disagree with the recent suggestion by Mayor Bob Kilger that the City of Cornwall should provide stipends to council members who sit on the boards and committees of various community organizations.
This is simply a pay increase through the back door for council members in addition to their regular pay and expense allowances.
When [...]
He’s done it again. That wacky Minority government leading Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, has run to Michaelle Jean asking for yet another time out.
Just when I gave him a thumbs up for at least creating the perception of strength he pulls one from the Richard Simmons School of Strength and Conditioning by calling a [...]
Walking into Katerina’s Restaurant on a snowy winter’s day is like getting an instant dose of Vitamin D.
The colours, the mood, ambiance, and decor just up the temperature a few degrees. If you go on Mexican Buffet night (Wednesday & Thursdays) an amazing Margarita and meal will definitely help take those winter blahs away!
Mention that you read [...]
A Cosmic Update
From Jeremy Pommier
The first annual Cosmic Christmas was a cosmic success!
Fifty to sixty local hipsters made their appearances; including some local photographers and other artists.
The main hall, for the bands and art, was ice cold; but that didn’t stop the art fans from drinking and having a good time.
The bar actually [...]
Jim Brownell has been called the hardest working MPP for a reason. He’s written a letter that will be going to Minister Chris Bentley regarding the Letter to the Editor posted here by Donna Leroux regarding funding for victims of child hood sexual abuse at the inquiry here in Cornwall.
Now that’s fast action. We [...]
Good news for Windsor Ontario as Ford has decided to build the new 5.0 litre V8 engine for the 2011 Mustang at their plant there.
This is the first time since 1995 that Ford has put the 5.0 litre engine back into the Mustang that currently uses a manly V6.
L I N K “The [...]
I have no idea why I smile every time I see a Smart Car? I know I’ve wanted one since they’ve come out.
I loved the idea of the original diesel and getting over 60MPG and was a bit disappointed when the new gasoline powered Smart For Twos came out which reduced mileage.
Now Mercedes is going to release [...]
There’s a lot of talk around Canada about the future of Michael Ignatieff. There are a lot of potential replacements in Liberal land, and one of the most talked about is Justin Trudeau.
Mr. Trudeau has been very patient while working hard to raise his profile and not simply trade on his name. It’s [...]
H1N1: Do the Ends Justify the Means?: Editorial by Markus Noé
When people look back on the year 2009, history will tell them that this year was dominated by two stories.
One being the global recession and the second is the worldwide outbreak of the H1N1 influenza (swine flu). There is a common saying that “were there is smoke [...]
Cornwall Ont
Driver Charged and Motor Vehicle Seized
(South Dundas, ON.) – On December 25th, an SD&G OPP officer performed a traffic stop on a motor vehicle travelling 164 km/hrs on Hwy 401.
The roadside investigation resulted in Patricia Gaete from Montreal, Quebec charged with; Speeding
3 day licence suspension for providing breath sample “warn” on Approved Screening Device
Having [...]
If you haven’t checked out the first episodes of Cooking with Kretz click this LINK.
Chef Shawn Kretz has created quite the menu from foods harvested within 100 Miles of SD&G.
In our first episode shot locally as Schnitzels, we featured Bison & Goat Cheese Pizza using a Beau’s Brew dough; Bison pepperoni from Island View [...]
Will Carey Price get the start for the Habs in the next game? That’s the “controversial” question Montreal fans will be asking until the puck drops next.
Monday night they dropped a 4-2 loss in Ottawa. The good news is that Benoit Pouliot, acquired for Guillaume Latendresse, scored his first goal.
The bad news is [...]
Dear Jim Brownell,
I’m writing this letter as a survivor of historical sexual abuse in Cornwall to ask for your support in continuing the counselling that has been funded by the Inquiry, which is scheduled to end on the 15th of January, 2010.
Because of the abuse that I have lived, I have spent my whole life [...]
