CFN – In the interest of community safety, Chief Daniel Parkinson of the Cornwall Community Police Service, under the authority of the Police Services Act of Ontario, discloses the following information regarding 58-year-old Michel Joseph MAYBURY. Michel MAYBURY was recently released from custody after having served a seven month jailContinue Reading

Pretty well everyone has electronic items that are no longer needed or operational. Why not bring yours this Saturday, October 20th, 2012 from 9 AM to 4 PM to the offices of Saint John Ambulance at 1001 Sidney St. (North of Cornwall Electric). It’s open to anyone from Ontario – St.Continue Reading

CFN – An odd sequence of events Monday as Cornwall City Council created a special meeting to review infrastructure – IE get reports on its buildings.  Certainly not an emergency issue.  Bewildering why it could not be added to the agenda of the next meeting. What was even more curiousContinue Reading

CFN – Be a fan campaign is a national awareness and fundraising initiative in support of Special Olympics. The main focus is to raise awareness and support for this great cause by spreading the word and having participants wear red laces. The Special Olympics’ movement transforms communities by inspiring peopleContinue Reading

CFN  – Upon the conclusion of a two year investigation, the Sûreté du Québec has charged a member of the Cornwall Community Police Service with offences under the Criminal Code.  Constable Pascal Rossignol appeared in Québec Provincial Court in Valleyfield Qc. on October 12, 2012 charged with;  Invitation to sexualContinue Reading

First it was the little Canadian flag lapel pins that you could get at parliament hill. Then it was the Olympic uniforms that our athletes wore at the winter and summer Olympics. Now it’s our Canadian passport covers, which used to be produced right here in Cornwall. What should beContinue Reading

CFN – Four women going off for a weekend of revelry and renting a cottage isn’t unique; but something very different happened to a group of Eastern Ontario women who after some merriment and giggling decided that they wanted a Cabana Boy to accompany them on their latest get away.Continue Reading