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CFN – Not a week goes by when we don’t get asked about when the new Truffles Burger Bistro will return to Cornwall.   The restaurant was a lighting hit in the downtown core of Cornwall Ontario before it tragically caught fire.   The new Truffles boasts a much largerContinue Reading

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CFN – The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne (MCA), Akwesasne Mohawk Police Services (AMPS) and the Akwesasne Mohawk Police Commission have issued the following public statement today regarding the vehicle accident that occurred on Oct. 26, 2011 on North Road in Hogansburg, New York, which claimed the lives of two youngContinue Reading

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The Downtown Cornwall Business Improvement Area is once again hosting the Home for the Holidays Christmas House Tour.  The tour will take place on Wednesday, November 30 from 5:00 to 9:00 pm.  Tickets are $34 (includes HST) and are now on sale at Life’s Little Pleasures, Re/Max, Scotiabank, Cornwall branch,Continue Reading

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CFN –   Pommier Jewellers are ready for all of your Holiday shopping needs!   Visit their family run store at 6 Second Street East in beautiful downtown Cornwall Ontario and see the Pommier difference! Get the service and care that you can only get from a family run tradition! Pommier Jewellers, your place toContinue Reading

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  CFN – A group of men from Cornwall have joined together to work towards eliminating violence against women and children in the community.  The Building Better Men Group was officially unveiled on Friday, November 4th during a gathering at City Hall.  Among other things, the new Group will workContinue Reading

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  CFN – Long Sault resident and president of Team Cornwall, Gilles Latour is helping breathe new life into one of Cornwall’s more distinguished addresses. Mr. Latour, purchased the century-old, two-storey, red-brick building at 42 Second Street East earlier this year.    “This building has a lot of history yet it isContinue Reading

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CFN –   Photograph Title:  “Sharing a Laugh with Grand-ma”. Eastern Ontario Photographer, Visual Artist, Environmentalist, Teacher and Writer Jacqueline Milner, has had a home based Studio, Image-ine Photography, for nearly 10 years.  She has won many awards  for her Visual and Photographic Art.  Jacqueline crafted a photograph for The Annual Juried Massena, New York Art Association whichContinue Reading

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And The Finger Points To   Let’s take a closer look at who is really responsible for the pollution that’s causing this alleged “Global Warming” or “Climate Change”.   Who’s manufacturing cars, buses, trains, ships and planes with polluting engines, that we are forced to use?   Who’s having hugeContinue Reading

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CFN –  I like Bob Rae a lot.  I think he’s a skilled politician and a great speaker.  I think he’s a good man too, and I know from personal experience that he’s willing to listen to people as he’s granted me a few interviews over the last three years.Continue Reading

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CFN –As an exchange student, I am constantly reminded of the rules: “The 4 D’s”.    No Drinking; No Driving; No Drugs; And No Dating.   More importantly, I am reminded of the 7 Be’s.   BE a Person of Action BE Curious BE Purposeful BE Grateful BE Respectful BE AccountableContinue Reading

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CFN – Yesterday Frank Graves and I had an interesting discussion with Don Martin on CTV’s PowerPlay. We looked at Prime Minister Harper’s first six months with his majority government and then at where we felt things might go down the road. I thought this would be a good timeContinue Reading