SD&G OPP WARN ABOUT CONTINUED MAIL FRAUD (SD&G) On July 19, 2019 Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were made aware of new fraudulent documents being circulated in the region and throughout Ontario. The documents are targeting one individual, their associates and their place of business. The SD&G OPP wish to notify the public […]
We’ve had a lot of feedback since we announced that we would stop allowing viewer comments on CFN stories after July 31, 2019. So after a lot of internal discussion we decided to allow those that want it to stay to put their money where their mouths are. If we receive enough viewer donations by […]
A tragic cliche appears to have played out; one that the public only now seems to be finding out about. A hearing was held in Toronto where Sheryl Fontaine, a soccer coach at Char Lan had her license revoked for allegedly sleeping with and sexual abusing a 14 year old female student while on a […]
TODDLER STRUCK BY MOTOR VEHICLE Cornwall, ON – On July 10th, 2019 at approximately 4:17 pm, the Cornwall Police Service was called to investigate a motor vehicle collision where a vehicle had struck a toddler in the area of Fifth Street and Sydney Street. The vehicle subsequently fled the area without stopping. The toddler sustained […]
Cornwall has been an historic area of sexual assault and abuse. Recently a case of rape found Anibal Rivera of Valleyfield Quebec guilty of fraud and sexual assault of a woman living in Cornwall for not using a condom as had been agreed to in writing, and lying to the police. Sexual Assault is a […]
One would think that Grand Chief Abram Benedict would have some love and time for the City of Cornwall? After all the city not only agreed to partner on the Chem Tank location with the MCA, but also recently announced that Mohawk would be added to welcome signs to visitors arriving in Cornwall. Chief Carolyn […]
Public Notice – Body recovered from St. Lawrence River Cornwall, ON – On Saturday, June 22, 2019 at approximately 9:00 am, the Cornwall Police Service (CPS) was called to investigate a report of a body being recovered from the St. Lawrence River in the area of the RCAF boat launch. The CPS is working in […]
The CBC just did a story on Cornwall that certainly won’t help what ails. A population over 5 years older than the rest of the province is only a part of the tale. The biggest problem is the Mayor herself, her team and her supporters. When CFN started in 2009 she was a councilor. Many […]
MAIL FRAUD INVESTIGATION Charges laid (SOUTH GLENGARRY, ON) On May 27, 2019, Stormont Dundas and Glengarry Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) began an investigation regarding apparent mail fraud, along with a potential criminal harassment & impersonation investigation. SD&G OPP have received additional complaints regarding the delivery of unexpected packages containing, what appears to be, court documents […]
It’s so charming to see the Seaway News hint at some of the core issues here in the River City. It really is, even if they miss the mark. Whether it’s on purpose for fear of losing support from City Hall or simply a lack of talent only the viewer can decide. Shawna O’Neil recently […]
Nick Seebruch of the Seaway News isn’t the brightest journalist. He takes stands on issues like this while staying silent on important local issues. I get it. When you tell simple truths about bad people doing bad things you end up with less ads in your newspaper. For someone like Nick, possibly being replaced, with […]
BREACH Cornwall, ON – Cory Arial, 29, of Cornwall was arrested on June 4th, 2019 and charged with two counts of breach of recognizance for failing to reside with his surety and failing to notify police of a change of address. He was also charged with two counts of breach of probation for failing to […]
When I started CFN and Seaway Radio it was about views from the public. As I’ve shared publicly many times; nobody, not a single person, moves to Cornwall Ontario because they seek attention. As a long time fan of talk radio and good debate I was hoping to achieve something here, but sadly, while like […]
The Landlord and Tenant Board supported Moak Law and enforced the Law Society Act at a recent hearing in Kingston Ontario. This decision, EAL-80406-19, clearly states that only the owner or someone authorized under the Law Society Act may select,draft, or complete, any document used in an application to the Landlord and Tenant board, regardless […]
Recent headlines espouse a mail fraud regarding documents physically emailed and mailed to various businesses and persons in the area. While the documents appear to be a well crafted attack; they appear to mix fact and fiction. While there are more questions than answers at this point, it appears that a major area political icon […]
The two counts for which I have just received a presidential pardon, and of which I was “convicted” in 2011, after the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously vacated them only to have a self-serving appellate judge reinstate them, were for wire fraud and obstruction of justice. The alleged fraud was reception of $285,000 in my office […]
What a dysfunctional attempt at Machiavellian intrigue is going on in the shadows at City Hall in Cornwall. At root is what appears to be the Mayor and CAO throwing Clerk Manon Levesque under the bus for not issuing a final certificate with spending limits for the municipal election that Mayor Bernadette Clement has admitting […]
One would think that a rash of cars having swastikas carved into their hoods would be labeled a hate crime and not mischief? But this is Cornwall Ontario where Swastikas carved into school washrooms apparently weren’t even reported to the police. Here is what was put out earlier today by the Cornwall Police or whatever […]