The Cornwall Free News is proud to welcome our newest sponsor; Cornwall Square. Located in the heart of downtown Cornwall, next to beautiful Lamoureux Park and Cornwall’s scenic waterfront, Cornwall Square is indeed Cornwall’s premier shopping complex. Built in 1979, Cornwall Square will soon celebrate its 30th Anniversary. It isContinue Reading
MPP REVISES SCHEDULE Brownell rescheduling appointments to ensure constituents get best services NEWS December 3, 2009 After having surgery, Stormont, Dundas and South Glengarry MPP Jim Brownell has been advised to revise his schedule. The MPP underwent shoulder surgery at Toronto’s Sunnybrook-Holland Hospital last week, and, while recovering, was admittedContinue Reading
I was just telling my wife a few weeks ago how sad people would be when Maggie Jones (Blanche) of Coronation Street passes on and now she has. Coronation Street for those of you not familiar is a soap in Britain that is about to celebrate its 50th season. Continue Reading
Nav Can is an amazing facility. I love the place, and it’s neat to wander the halls and drink Star Bucks Coffee in Cornwall. The lunch was super today with lots of healthy choices. The Mushroom & Barley soup was very popular at the table I lunched with. ItContinue Reading
I blame Michael Peeling of the Free-Holder for writing this STORY. All day I’m getting emails and phone calls asking why I haven’t linked to or written about it. Frankly it’s the same reason I feel for CBSA officers in the bridge crisis. They’re stuck in the middle. IContinue Reading
SD&G OPP FOCUSES ON SAFE DRIVING ON OUR ROADWAYS (SD&G Counties) – The SD&G Ontario Provincial Police will be using all available resources and personnel over the festive season to crack down on those who drink and drive and those who fail to buckle up on all our roadways. MotoristsContinue Reading
ROGER SAUVÉ – The People of Cornwall and SD&G – A 10 week feature for the Cornwall Free News – Week 5 – Good Morning – Bonjour? The desire to live, to be educated and work in our chosen language is a goal for many of us. The ability to do allContinue Reading
Join the fastest growing media company in Cornwall! The Cornwall Free News is looking for an Advertising Sales Rep that’s community minded, and want’s to be part of something very very special. Highest commissions paid in the industry. If you think you’re the right person email us your resume atContinue Reading
Tickets go on sale starting Friday, December 4th and every weekend till December 18th for the Celebration Sleigh. The Draw will take place at the Cornwall Square @ 12:00. Over $4000.00 worth of prizes and gifts to be won by one person. The United Way is also proud to haveContinue Reading
Christmas in Afghanistan – Let the Troops know we Care Joy Clement is a military mom. She knows what it is like to have sons serving in Afghanistan, and they’ve both made sure she knows what it’s like to be over there. Thankfully, both Jeffrey of the SD&G Highlanders, and Michel,Continue Reading
by Richard Komorowski: The Future of Cornwall As everyone in the city knows (often to their own personal cost), Cornwall is going through economic hard times. The future may look bright, but at the speed we are going, that future is a long way away, and other events might overtakeContinue Reading
A Special Gift That Keeps on Giving As we are now into the Christmas Season full swing, wouldn’t you like to give a gift that keeps on giving? A gift that promotes well being provides shelter and food and is available for a nominal investment? Wow this sounds like aContinue Reading
Not a fun morning to write about hockey for me. Somehow the Habs lost to the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-0 last night. And that with the starting goalie going off to the hospital with a racing heart. Back up Joey MacDonald came in and finished the shutContinue Reading
Bugaboo’s House of Pets has a new batch of kittens. These little mugs need homes. There are four left. Visit Lily & Shawn and check them out along with all of the products and services they offer including free delivery on orders over $50. ($25 for Seniors)Continue Reading
Here are your Farm News Quick Hits for Tuesday December 1, 2009 Cash Cost Spike Causes Crunch “especially frustrated by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and its double standard on pesticides. On the one hand, Canadian farmers are denied access to cost-saving chemicals that are routinely available in the U.S.Continue Reading
Dec. 1, 2009 Dear Editor: I am appalled by the poor judgement shown by the Mayor and a majority of Cornwall city councillors in giving a 14% pay increase to the city’s CAO. The CAO’s salary, which will increase from $154,313 to $175,000 this January and rise by an additionalContinue Reading
It seems we’re having our first snow storm of the year this morning. The weather forecast isn’t predicting this, but it’s falling down in those lovely big Christmas-like chunks! If you’re staying home you may want to order in some munchies or pizza from Roma’s Restaurant at 200 Mc ConnellContinue Reading
Did You Know? Not everyone is internet savvy so it was suggested that we occasionally add some tips on how to navigate the site. Our stories generally do not disappear. You can find content from when we started back in February simply by typing in the search boxes on eachContinue Reading