CFN –   It’s Saturday night in Canada which means Hockey Night in Canada for nearly 9 months of the year!   The Habs don’t play until Sunday when they visit the Jets for their first game back after moving from Atlanta. The Habs were shut out 2-0 in TorontoContinue Reading

CFN –   What an odd end to the Ontario provincial elections.  In the “Big Picture” voter turnout was the key factor with the province slumping under the 50% mark. That means that over half of the eligable voters in this province just couldn’t be bothered or care about voting.Continue Reading

CFN – The Ontario election has now moved into our history books. It was a relatively dull campaign with few issues that grabbed the imagination of the voter. What made it interesting though was the come from behind victory of the McGuinty Liberals. Each of the federal parties can learnContinue Reading

Re:  Tories will kill political party taxpayer subsidies, Mark Kennedy, Postmedia News, October 4, 2011 LINK Stephen Harper is ending the modest subsidy program for political parties, not for partisan advantage, but to use Canadians’ tax dollars with great care, especially in a time of fiscal restraint, when families areContinue Reading

  CFN – Humber College’s Mark Hoffman came from behind to win the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association individual men’s golf championship, hosted by St. Lawrence College at the Cornwall Golf and Country Club. He also helped his school win a sixth straight provincial title. Hoffman shot a four-under-par 68 onContinue Reading

GIGANTIC  YARD  SALE . FRIDAY, Oct. 7th        noon to 6pm SATURDAY, Oct.8th   6am to 6pm SUNDAY, Oct.9th       8am to 3pm MONDAY, Oct. 10th  8am to 4pm CORNER HWY 138 (to Ottawa) and Cornwall Center Road (look for the signs) Two tractor trailer loads of commercial, industrial, farm, residential merchandise .Continue Reading

  Kingston ON – St. Lawrence College is pleased to announce the hiring of Remy Simpson as the new head coach for the Vikings women’s basketball team.   Simpson is a familiar face at St. Lawrence College, as he was a member of the Vikings men’s basketball team from 2004Continue Reading

CFN – The size of the organization doesn’t matter, because both small family run businesses and large multinationals need to leverage a comprehensive succession planning process to secure the organization’s future.  Succession planning requires planning today to grow tomorrow.  Being strategic rather than reactive when someone leaves.  It is aboutContinue Reading

CFN –   It’s been a long election season.  Debate after debate, speech after speech, private moments, heated moments, moments that separate one candidate from another. I can say that at both the local riding level here in SD&SG and at the Provincial level where I’ve seen Tim Hudak barrContinue Reading

CFN –  Wow, this 2011 provincial election is almost done.  It’s been an ugly and turdulent affair with Racoons, mice, name calling, liar calling, sleazy 30’s style propaganda, and other trickery. See people don’t get the difference between Ontario NDP and the Federal NDP.   There’s a HUGE difference. TheContinue Reading