CFN congratulates all of the 2013 Cornwall Collegiate & Vocational School Grads!  May you be the Force of the Future! Alphabetically;  Maria Ahmad Bejad Al-Gahtani Ramsha Amjad Jessica Anderson Rebecca Irene Anderson Andrew Andrews Ahalya Arumaithurai Farooq Ikram Awan Alexandra Anne-Marie Benedict Austin Bennett Sandra Ann Bigtree Austyn Jonis Boots CassandraContinue Reading

CFN – Summer is in full bloom and I cannot think of better way to share the splendor and beauty that surrounds us each and every day than through images captured in my backyard this morning.  I just wish I could attach a file which would allow me to share the sweetContinue Reading

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 Stephen Neil MARTIN. Stephen MARTIN was recently released from custody after having served a 114 day jail sentence for luringContinue Reading

Poverty is nothing new to Canada, the Province of Ontario or the City of Cornwall. Philippe Morin wrote an article in the Toronto Star in 2009, which stated that low-income households are one in four in certain parts of Cornwall. We understand it is discouraging for those living in poverty;Continue Reading

Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind is seeking volunteers to provide loving homes for future guide dogs and assistance dogs in Cornwall, Morrisburg, Winchester, and surrounding areas. The volunteer position is called “Puppy Walking”, but walking is only one element of the program.  To be a Puppy Walker, you mustContinue Reading

The Olymel l.p. executive today announced a major investment in its food processing plant in Cornwall, Ontario. The company is investing $37 million in the expansion of its facilities, and will add 70,000 square feet to the existing space. Work now in progress includes the addition of a continuous smokehouseContinue Reading

A review of local news websites show that only two allow anonymous posts: the Standard-Freeholder and the Cornwall Free News. Both sites have some moderation of comments, but a review of activity over the past several months have led staff to concur with the generalized assessment of the practice by the American Journalism Review:Continue Reading