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Former NHLer Doug Gilmour poses with fan Julia Murphy and Cornwall Colts coach and former Cornwall Royal Ian MacInnis at Shoeless Joe's in Cornwall on Wednesday, Jan. 28. The former Cornwall Royal, best known for his time with the Leafs from 1991-97, presented city officials with a $10,000 cheque from the restaurant's "If Your Team Wins, Your Community Wins" promotion for upgrades to the recreational path. For more see Page 4.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Cultural sensitivity training is back in the forefront of Akwesasne and Canadian Border Services Agency relations. The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne (MCA) issued a community notice on Monday (Jan. 26) about four new CBSA guards assigned to the Port of Entry in Cornwall. According to the statement: “these guards have not yet received cultural sensitivity training and their line of questioning may be intrusive.” Akwesasne residents have been asked to: “be brief and accurate in responding to questions, and declare any and all items purchased in the U.S.” CBSA spokesman Chris Kealey confirmed that the border agency reached out to the MCA’s Aboriginal Rights and Research Office in Nov. 2014 to select dates for its new officers to receive the training, but those dates have yet to be confirmed. MCA stated in the notice that a new cultural sensitivity training session is scheduled for this spring. Kealy said the following initiative was introduced to enhance border-relations and service delivery strategies: Over a two-year period, a team from the CBSA Training and Development Directorate conducted in-depth research on the history of Akwesasne and interviewed border services officers (BSO) at the

Cornwall Port of Entry (POE), MCA members, and elders from the community. “Solutions to address the issues were explored, researched, developed and piloted, resulting in an online eLearning product providing facts and historical data about the community of Akwesasne,” said Kealey. “This learning product has enhanced cultural knowledge about this community.” In addition to hiring aboriginal CBSA officers, the border agency also introduced an Aboriginal Liaison Officer (ALO) in June 2011. Kealey described the ALO position as “the first of its kind” developed by the CBSA in conjunction with the MCA in Cornwall. The ALO has reportedly participated in Akwesasne community events, delivered presentations to the MCA and stakeholders on the CBSA’s role and responsibilities, issued information bulletins pertaining to border issues, and has assisted the community with understanding the CBSA’s complaint process. MCA representatives were unavailable for comment. On June 1, 2009, CBSA abandoned the former post within the Mohawk reserve, as hundreds of residents gathered to protest the imminent arming of its guards within their territory. Akwesasne residents who encounter an issue with CBSA are being asked to report it to MCA’s Community Advocate on CBSA complaints Wesley Benedict at 613-936-1548 Ext. 1031 or 613-551-6999.

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ing is right.” His replacement has yet to be announced. Over the years, Kimpan witnessed the smuggling trade synonymous with Cornwall’s international bridge leading to New York and neighbouring Akwesasne expand from drugs and tobacco to human trafficking. “Back in the 90s we had one pursuit per shift and I was rammed (with other vehicles) nearly a dozen times,” he said. “But the last couple years we’ve had numerous human smuggling investigations.”

Kimpan and his wife, who is also an RCMP officer, live in Cornwall with their sixyear-old son. His retirement plans are centered around his family and learning to speak Spanish. “It’s more of a permanent vacation,” he laughed.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – After decades of dismantling smuggling rings, the head of the Cornwall Regional Task Force (CRTF) is calling it a career. Montreal native Tim Kimpan, 62, was first assigned with the CRTF in 1992, where he moved up the ranks until 2005, before he was transferred to Ottawa for three years. In 2008, Kimpan returned to the CRTF as the Officer in Charge.

He will be starting his retirement on Friday, March 13, which he says is a lucky day for him. “I consider my time with the RCMP an adventure,” said Kimpan. He described the regional task force as a “very successful joint forces partnership” between the RCMP, Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), Akwesasne Mohawk Police, and the Ontario Ministry of Finance.“I still enjoy my job immensely and I’m not leaving because of frustration or anything else,” he said. “It’s because I’m happy, healthy, and the tim-

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CORNWALL, Ontario - After signing autographs, shaking hands, and taking pictures for over an hour, hockey icon Doug Gilmour scored some major points with fans in Cornwall. Jessica Langden, 21, fought back tears of joy as he signed her Toronto Maple Leafs jersey (#93 no less) at Shoeless Joe’s Sports Grill in Cornwall on Wednesday, Jan. 28. “It was really overwhelming meeting him,” said Langden. “I watched him play as a kid and always followed his career.” The former Cornwall Royal, best known for his time with the Leafs from 1991-97, presented city officials with a $10,000 cheque from the restaurant’s “If Your Team Wins, Your Community Wins” promotion for upgrades to the recreational path. “I respect that he’s a team player. Gilmour was more of a playmaker than a one-shot kind of guy,” she said. Shoeless Joe’s Cornwall co-owners Bobbi Latour, 33, and Mike Graham, 32, celebrated

with a packed house at the event. The couple took over the establishment on Nov. 17, 2014. “We wanted to give back to the community and this restaurant is helping us do that,” said Latour. “Next year the promotion will be even bigger.” Gilmour told Seaway News about his Hall-ofFame career, overcoming his small stature, and the joy of returning to his old stomping grounds. “I got here early today, went to the Blue Anchor got perch rolls, drove down my old neighbourhood, and visited Pitt Street,” said Gilmour. “It was nice to come back.” After playing minor hockey in his hometown of Kingston, his junior hockey career began in the 1981-82 season with the Cornwall Royals of the OHL. Despite Gilmour’s impressive track record, scouts felt his smaller size would not hold up in the National Hockey League. The following year he was selected by the St. Louis Blues in the 7th round, 134th overall at the 1982 NHL entry draft. “Going through your minor hockey days to getting drafted, you’re always too small or this

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Eleven paramedics in SD and G have been trained for the program. Not only do they look for tell-tale signs at the scene of a call, but they also want to be proactive. “We look for multiple calls for service,” said Cassidy. “We had one individual who called us 40 times (last year) for service.” In such a case paramedics will look at the reasons for the calls, and agencies can be called in to help that person with issues at home. “It’s different than (typical paramedic) training, which teaches you to get in and get them out (to a hospital) quickly,” said Cassidy. “We want them to take a look around and take your time. “The client is really the focus.” The program is funded solely by the Ministry of Health to the tune of $260,000. The program was to have a deadline this summer, but talks are underway to extend it well into the fall. Beyond that, Cassidy said a case will have to be Michelle McMillan, Community Paramedicine Coordinator, and James Doherty, made to keep it, and the funding. community paramedic. “If we can demonstrate we have reduced calls by multiple callers and reduced hospital visits… sions and transports to emergency departments. before a crisis arrives,” said Michelle McMillan, perhaps we’ll have a case to move forward,” he said. “Through this new program, we are looking to Community Paramedicine Coordinator, in a recent The ultimate goal is to reduce hospital readmis- intervene and provide support when needed media release from the city.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – A new program that aims to help older people stay in their homes longer is tailor-made for a recent Cornwall case that made headlines around the world. The Community Paramedic Program is a pilotproject funded by the provincial government that has trained medics to spot danger signs like cluttered homes, snow piled up outdoors and repeated calls for service as examples of cases where intervention by community agencies is required. Last week news broke that an elderly couple in Cornwall, which included a woman suffering from dementia, had to resort to selling a 54-year-old wedding ring to a local consignment shop in order to put food on the table. Land ambulance manager Myles Cassidy suggested if a similar case was spotted via this new program, local agencies like Community Care Access Centre and the Canadian Mental Health Association could intervene early and help. “That’s exactly the type of scenario we’re trying to address,” he said.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – It could cost a whopping $2.5 million to clean up after winter storms in 2015. City councillors were disappointed to hear last Thursday the city’s municipal works department wants to hike its winter control budget by nearly 15 per cent – an additional $328,000 – to pay for the costs of removing snow and ice from city streets and sidewalks. Bill de Wit, the city’s municipal works manager,

said the city has not been budgeting enough in recent years to pay for snow removal, and a litany of deficits needs to be addressed. “We’ve not had enough funds to do the work we did for the last three years,” he said. “What we’ve done is we’ve hit a wall here. Now we’re trying to reach at least a three-year average here, because if we don’t we will be into a deficit again.” The winter control budget calls for more salt purchases as well. “We have to be ready with salt. We can’t be in a situation where we scrimp on the salt. Otherwise

we could run into liabilities,” said de Wit, who was grilled by some councillors about why it takes so long to clear certain areas of the city following snow. He said the answer boils down to money. “We’re trying to be frugal,” he said of adding more crews to clear snow. “It’s a hard call because of the situation we are in with the budget.” De Wit said instead of hiring contractors to clear areas more quickly, including snowbanks, municipal crews do the work overnight when traffic patterns are smaller.

Consequently it takes longer to complete such work. Coun. Mark MacDonald said the city needs to address spending elsewhere to mitigate the increases in the winter control budget. “I believe that you have a hit a wall. We spend so much on our emergency services it leaves no money for anything else,” he said. “The pie we have for emergency services is greater and greater… and that’s the real issue we need to address. We are not giving the rest of the departments enough money.”

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CORNWALL, Ontario – City councillors may be laying the ground work to rely on outside fire services instead of hiring replacement personnel this year. And the role of deputy chief may be a thing of the past if some councillors have their way. The city’s budget committee has asked fire chief Richard McCullough to prepare a report on how so-called “mutual aid” works – a policy that allows municipal departments to send a request for help if their resources become exhausted while fighting a particularly large blaze. The reason for the report appears to be a sentiment among some councillors against filling positions that will be vacant via retirements within the department in an effort to save money. The fire service operates under a unique, and

some say expensive, premise that they must have 14 people on a particular shift, to ensure that a minimum number of 10 personnel are available to actually fight a fire. The extra four people are in place to cover for firefighters on vacation, at school or on medical leave at any particular time. Coun. Andre Rivette believes the premise is flawed. “There’s no department in this city that I know of that hires 14 people so they can get 10,” he said. “It doesn’t make sense. The police department don’t have 14 for 10.” Rivette wants the policy modified to go to 13 for 10. But the danger in not replacing firefighters is that overtime costs could be increased. Rivette, though, is suggesting that if a particularly large fire erupts, the Cornwall service could call for help by activating a “mutual-aid” agreement with neighbouring municipalities.

Under such a scenario volunteer firefighters from South Glengarry or South Stormont (for example) could be called in to help. “Mutual-aid almost kicked in once because no one wanted to come in for overtime,” said Rivette. But McCullough cautioned that mutual-aid is not a backup plan that can be used all the time. “It’s not to be abused. It’s only to be activated when your total resources are exhausted,” he said. The fire service employs some 64 people and when combined with police and ambulance budgets the three account for nearly half of the city’s entire budget. A probationary firefighters makes in the neighbourhood of $50,000 a year. Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy, who supports the call for more information on mutual-aid, was

likewise careful in suggesting it be used to regularly backup the Cornwall service. “It’s not to be there to replace your own firefighters. But if you’re dropping one fireman and using all the ones on your platoon – then mutual aid would kick in at that point in time,” he said. The budget cuts might run even deeper. With the deputy fire chief’s position vacant, platoon chiefs within the service have been delegated to act in the role of chief, when McCullough is absent. Councillors want to know what the ramifications would be if the deputy chief’s position is not filled at all. The deputy chief makes well beyond six figures a year. Platoon chiefs currently receive an eight per cent premium when they are acting in the top spot. McCulllough is preparing an additional report to that end.

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I was asked this week what I thought about the city budget. My answer was somewhere between “meh” and “it is what it is.” Budget 2015 here in Fun City hasn’t really amounted to much action on the part of city council – but it’s early days yet. Municipal departments are presenting their individual documents, which equate to about a 5.5 per cent hike on the tax levy. It’s obvious, based on the rhetoric, city council won’t allow such a massive increase to impact taxpayers, so the real news will come when councillors begin voting to make cuts. Those votes will come over the next few weeks. Some initial news nuggets, though:

CORNWALL FIRE DEPARTMENT Union members with the fire service filled the council chambers last week as their chief, Rick McCullough, made what will be his final budget submission to council. He’s retiring later this year. The union knew something was up, because the fire chief (pardon the pun) found himself on the proverbial hot seat, fielding questions about cuts to the department. There is a growing sentiment around the council table that the costs of Cornwall’s emergency

services are getting out of control. Police, fire and ambulance account for nearly half the city’s budget – which has likely cost us capital projects while we pay the salaries and benefits of officers, firefighters and paramedics. There has been talk of keeping staffing within the fire department at current levels and not replacing four retirees. Coun. Andre Rivette took it a step further and last week floated the idea of not filling the vacant deputy chief’s position. My belief is the department should try one year without filling the four vacant firefighter spots (one per shift) and see if it saves us some money. Critics of such a move will argue that overtime costs will outstrip the salaries paid to the new firefighters, and that may be true. But let’s try it for a year and see. As for not filling the deputy’s job (right now platoon chiefs are delegated to the role when McCullough is unavailable, netting an eight per cent raise in the process) I think that is going too far. With McCullough retiring, a new chief will need a shoulder to lean (cry?) on during the early days of his new mandate, and a deputy will fill that requirement.

SECOND STREET While administrators might not be willing to

admit it, city councillors concede they’re hearing about that boneheaded move to reduce the lanes on Second Street East to two from four. Traffic engineer Enrique Kamm told councillors last week he received a handful of complaints on the move – councillors claim they’ve heard a helluva lot more. The tree-huggers will point to the fact that bicycle lanes were added to augment the dynamic livability of one of Cornwall’s busiest corridors (sarcasm fully intended), but the reality is the bicycle lanes are (at best) used by a smaller number of cyclists and (at worst) a hazard for both frustrated motorists and anyone on two wheels brave enough to use them. Of course, not one bicycle has been seen on Second Street since the snow fell – but anyone who drives a car on Second has to suffer because of them via lengthy lines of stalled traffic…which makes me wonder about the effectiveness bicycle lanes in the winter, because the city has no mandate to keep them clear 12 months of the year for cyclists. I wonder (hope?) some city councillors have the guts to make a motion to reverse this short-sighted decision. We’re not talking about major reconstruction – just repaint the lines. I’ve got some free time…and a whack of paint-

brushes in the garage.

HEAD COUNT How many employees is too much? We just might get an answer to that question. The city’s HR department is preparing a report to determine if 700 people is fair for a city the size of Cornwall. That’s how much it is estimated city hall employs, when one considers part-time people retained during the summer. The figure would be even higher if one were to include the police department. It’s becoming clearer and clearer that the biggest employer in this city, might just be the city itself. And with collective agreements that mandate hefty salaries, benefits and time off (not to mention other perks) it’s pretty clear as to why the municipal budget can seem bloated at times. Will the report result in anything substantive? Probably not. I have a hard time believing there will be a groundswell of support around the council table to institute layoffs – or even a hiring freeze. In fact I would argue that the bigger job will be to convince critics that we are getting effective services for the tax money we spend. Sometimes we do. But other times…see Second Street.

Spreading the news about Cornwall police - in a good way The new chair of Cornwall Police Services Board didn’t waste anytime blowing the whistle on the force. In a good way. If not for Coun. Andre Rivette, the board chair, an extra-ordinary act of kindness by several members of the force might have escaped the public eye along with national and international attention. It was Rivette who, at a council meeting, alerted the public to a group of officers who had come to the assistance of an elderly couple. Rivette read aloud an email sent to board members by Chief Dan Parkinson. So destitute had the couple become that the husband had hocked his wedding ring. The officers, responding to a complaint of possible domestic assault, which was unfounded, discovered the couple’s plight during the investigation. They not only collected money among themselves to buy groceries, but had enough to buy back the ring. Seaway News editor Todd Lihou ran with the story and within hours it became viral. It literally went around the world. Rivette said he felt, and rightly so, it was the kind of good news story that city residents should know about. What he didn’t expect was for it to take on a life of its own on social media. Nor did the officers involved who didn’t seek any attention. “Some people like to criticize the police ... so here’s a good news story that shows another side of what they are all about,” said Rivette.

One person who isn’t surprised by the act of kindness is Deputy Chief Danny Aikman who has spent 30-plus years on the force. This wasn’t, said Aikman, a unique gesture, at least not unique to the Cornwall force. He has seen and heard of many other generous acts, of different degrees, by officers who, like the most recent case, don’t do it to get a pat on the back or media recognition. He pointed out that Cornwall officers have a good track record when it comes to giving back to the community. “When there is an opportunity to help people, we do it,” said Aikman, and usually with little or no fanfare. Staff Sgt. Brian Snyder, another seasoned veteran, echoes the deputy chief’s feelings. “It happens a lot,” he said of acts of kindness by officers, most of which go unreported. “Not every day, but it happens.” Snyder tells the story of a female officer who last fall helped a frightened 14-year-old pregnant teen with grocery money and moral support. He has heard of many cases of where an officer has slipped a down-on-their luck individual a $20 bill. “It (helping folks) goes with the job,” said Snyder who works out of the east Cornwall station. He recalled an incident several years ago when a home was broken into just before Christmas and the gifts, including children’s toys, were stolen. The family could not afford to

replace the gifts. The two officers sent to the break-in went out and purchased gifts, “along with other things”, for the family. TRIVIA ANSWER Before it became the Army, Navy and Air Force Club, 14 Marlborough St. was home to the family-owned Lalonde’s Market. TRIVIA This Greek restaurant, with the gaudy overhead sign, was at the corner of Pitt and Second streets. HERE AND THERE After an anticipated 2014 arena deficit of $400,000 skyrocketed to $1 million, North Bay has slapped a $2.50 surcharge on all tickets sold at the city’s Memorial Gardens. ... In case you haven’t noticed, February has four days of each week. It is said to be a once-in-alifetime happening. ... The chances of a Barrie resident finding a family doctor has improved. A study shows that at the end of 2014 74% of Barrie residents had a family doctor, up from 71% in 2013. In the last four years, 22 family doctors have set up practices in the city. SPORTS STUFF A Toronto radio sports panel was wondering if an interim NHL head coach has ever been fired before finishing the season. Steve Ouderkirk, former Cornwall Royals’ trainer, has the answer and it has a Cornwall connection. Ex-Royals’ defenceman Dave Allison was hired by the Ottawa Senators after Rick Bowness was fired midway through the 1995-96 season. Then 27 games later, Allison (2-22-3) was canned in favour of Jacques Martin. ... Former Cornwall Colts’ forward Kyle Baun is one of the nominees for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award given to the top NCAA hockey player. He is the grandson of

Toronto Maple Leafs’ legend Bobby Baun. Kyle plays for Colgate University. AROUND AND ABOUT Scrabble tournament at Cornwall Public Library on Jan. 24 attracted former world champion Adam Logan. He won the world title in 2005 and is the only person to win the Canadian title four times. A research mathematician, he holds degrees from Princeton, Harvard and McGill. Convener for the annual Cornwall tournament was Vivianne Panizzon, founder of the Cornwall Scrabble Club. IN THE REAR-VIEW MIRROR When minor hockey kids stuffed their gear into one of those old army duffel bags and wore skates that an older brother had outgrown. When Cornwall Minor Hockey Association house league games were played on one of the Athletic Grounds outdoor rinks. ... The shoemaker on Cumberland Street (think the name was Ranger) who sharpened skates for 25 cents. ... The Water Street Arena rink rats who cleaned the ice between periods with snow scrapers and the ice was flooded with a barrel contraption filled with hot water and pulled by a couple of rink rats. Rink cleaning technology caught up with the old arena in the early 1960s when the city purchased a second-hand Zamboni. ... The old clock up in the rush end of the Water Street Arena. ... The press box attached to the ceiling girders. It hung, somewhat precariously, over the visitors’ bench. Getting to it required climbing a ladder. After it tilted about five inches during a game, it was condemned. ... Heat that was supplied by steam pipes that ran under the seats. The system seldom worked.

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Why a new sex curriculum for Ontario? religious apostates, politicians, homosexuals, and pedophiles. A short history lesson: Long ago, the Greeks believed the greatest and highest from of love was a man’s love for other younger men. All the noted philosophers of that age, Greek and Roman, were pedophiles. They would not have called themselves such, but that’s what we would call them today. Is that where we are headed? I would absolutely say so. Why a new sex education curriculum for Ontario? So the sexual revolution can have its birth right back, and for the grooming of future victims! Tom Newton Cornwall

Personally, I’d be more impressed with some real savings elsewhere. But there’s no rush. It can’t happen until 2018 anyway and they have until December 2017 to put the necessary bylaw in place. We’ll see how they feel about it then. And that’s the way I see it.

to decide, it probably would have been done by now. But the budgetary impact of one councillor is less than 0.04 cents of every tax dollar. That amounts to say around $1.25 total on that “average” tax bill. So aside from giving an impression of leadership, the cost benefits are minimal.

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When you read this, city hall will have its annual budget review underway. As you’ve seen in the news, the starting figure is a 5% increase in the tax levy or about $3.4 million more to be collected in taxes than last year. But that starting figure will be whittled down over the following weeks and we’ll see some smaller numbers by the end of February. Many of this council campaigned on reducing taxes, which is always a crowd pleaser. But the first thing they’ll have to do is agree on what their target really is. If their aim is to cut the entire $3.4 million out of the tax levy, they’ll have a real chore ahead of them. Like it or not, the world around the city of Cornwall is not standing still so the costs of many goods and services have increased with inflation, as have all staff salaries. Recent fuel price reductions will certainly improve bottom lines for transit, police, municipal works, etc., but not likely enough to offset increases elsewhere. So, absent some serious organizational change, some increase will have to occur. I suspect their immediate goal will be a zero tax increase for the “average” resident, whoever he is. That can be achieved, for the most part, by cutting somewhat less than $3.4 million, so it will be slightly easier. But they’ll need to establish how much. One easy target has typically been to reduce capital spending. Much of it involves various replacements, repairs or other improvements. Some will be more essential or more urgent than others and it will be up to councillors to choose.

Essential work that doesn’t get done this year might come back to bite unexpectedly, usually at a higher cost. So, their choices will have consequences. But reducing capital spending is not much better than taking an aspirin; it’s short-term relief only. Most of the work will have to be done at some point anyway, so it’s just deferring the inevitable and the exercise will have to be repeated next year. And those reductions alone will not likely be enough, so they’ll have to find more savings elsewhere. Lasting cost reductions will only occur if there is some meaningful organizational change. That means changing either the level of services the city provides, the way the city delivers its services or the amount of revenue it collects from other sources. But before councillors start swinging their machetes with wild abandon, they need to understand the real, long-term impacts of that sort of change for the many different taxpayers out there. They also need to understand just how the city operates as well as various provincial legislation; it’s not your simple retail operation. Some in-depth study will be required before giving up valuable resources or cutting a service that people depend on. That’s not going to happen overnight, nor should it be the focus of the budget process. But this is certainly a useful opportunity to earmark some areas for further study. Reducing the number of councillors seems to be another crowd pleaser. If it was up to taxpayers

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say to itself, “He’d better make sure my food bowl is full and my litter box is up to snuff.” There is a listing ‘Dog Trainer’ in the Yellow Pages. Try looking up ‘Cat trainer’. Dogs will gladly jump through any kind of hoop to please us. Cats get us to jump through hoops for them. The list of job titles for dogs include seeing eye, bomb sniffer, drug detector, fugitive tracker, lost child finder, sled puller, companion, sentry, guardian, messenger, retriever… Cats just catch song birds and bring outdoor mice indoors, but aren’t interested in indoor ones. Dogs eat absolutely anything. The recipe book entitled “A Dog’s Breakfast” would turn your stomach. Cats will not eat anything other

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1:00 p.m. • Olympia Bowl • Cornwall LANE 1 Optimist Club of Cornwall “Gladiators” Darryn Forcier Anita Tremblay Eugene Desrosiers Madeline Prevos Diane Cadieux Daniel Denati

LANE 2 Optimist Club of Cornwall “Pin Heads” Nicholas Alguire Mikeala Brunton Rick Dorie Chantale Oullette Paul Baine

LANE 7 Craig Keen Despatie Markell LLP Ian Murphy Paul Desnoyers Gerry Laneville Joy Huurman

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LANE 8 Neo Vintage Furniture “The Gutter Gang” Robert Marion Guy St. Jean Charlie DeGiacinto Sylvie Guinard Janet Duffy St.Pierre

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SD&G Cornwall Shrine Club “Club 13” Peter McGee Len Finnamore Dan Wert George Hillis Doug Seller (Coach) Steve Saucier Archie MacDougall

CCVS “The New Generation” Alex Lisa

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Boston Pizza

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Nick Quenneville Lindsay Wilson Elyssa Emond Chris Lalonde Samantha O’Connor Randy Lague

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Optimist Club of Cornwall “Optimistic YBC” Marilyn Desrosiers Savannah Ingola Brianna Lauzon Blake Russell Chloe Russell Tyler St.Louis

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The Knights of Columbus “St Joseph Council 755” Moe Roy Robert Gadbois Claude Poirier Norm Fontaine Rheal Emmell

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Mohawk Council of Awkwesasne “Bean Counters #1” Belinda Denise Dawn Richard Cole

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Children’s Aid Society “CAS Pinguins” Keith Frampton Lori Loseth Kimly Thivierge Lori Frieson Kim Kyer Jadyn Houle

LANE 12 Welch LLP “The Super Bean Counters” TBD Alain Gravelle TBD Angie Savard Louis Savard Christina Russell

Earle DePass “The Capital Carpoolers” Earle DePass Roger Lemire Rachelle Carriere Gary Cracknell

LANE 18 Earle DePass “The Capital Carpoolers” Gary Allison Jayden Scott Brenda D’Amours Chris Fagan

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WSP “King Pins” Lyle Casselman Marc Gauthier Isabelle Fernandez Jeramiah Point Saralyn Bouwman

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LANE 8 Kinsmen Club of Cornwall “Phantom Strikers” Rick Archie Vanhiller Eric Smellie Debbie Curotte Roger Samson Dr. Chris Fullarton

LANE 14 Kinsmen Club of Cornwall “The Gutter Gang” Jody Archambault Nancy Samson Monique Archambault Karli Archambault Kristopher Ferguson

LANE 20 Molly Maid “Mr Clean’s Team”

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Kinsmen Club of Cornwall “The Bowling Stones” Claude Legauly Kerry Adams Innes Adams Libbey Adams Jenny Bilodeau

LANE 15 St. Hubert “French Martinis” Stef Champagne Shane Plumadore Jesse Leblanc Pauline Brown Andria Bellmore Melanie Hehn

Don Fairweather Kevin Cooper Shirley Chaisson Liliana Simeon Victoria Workman

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Kinsmen Club of Cornwall “Livin’ on a Spare” Dan Carbonnell Walter Wheeler Calli Carbonnell Timothy Sage Robin McIntosh Paula McIntosh

Kinsmen Club of Cornwall “Split Happens” Maverick Kevin Carroll Angela Merpaw Chuck Martel Mindy Derouchie - O’Byrne

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Boys & Girls Club of Cornwall & SD&G “The Green Gutter Gang” Kayla Buiting Deborah Locke Jack Lebel Linda Merpaw Kym Meade Trevor Bougie

Shoeless Joe’s Kim Reynolds Bobbi Latour Dan Brisson Mike Graham Scott Herrod Nate Brozinkavich

LANE 12 Kinsmen Club of Cornwall “I Can’t Believe it’s Not Gutter” Roberta Drover Robert Drover Darlene Drover Lexie Drover Kristopher Drover

LANE 18 Friends “Alley Gators” Sean Devine Briana Latour Jacinthe Bertrand Melanie Samis Bryan Samis Ashley Mackenzie

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LANE 2 Corus Entertainment “The loud people from the radio station “Corus”” Julie Haluschak Nathan Carr Trevor Hennessy Tanya Stephanie Lalonde Darryl Adams (Coach) Bill Halman

LANE 7 Job Zone d’emploi “JZ Divas – Dolls with Balls #1” Kim Winchester Enza Ceaser Holly Matte Michelle Gratton Vanessa Bray

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TV Cogeco “Digital Demons” Ron Begg Bill Makinson Jacob Dubois Sue Makinson Chris Rohde Amanda Marini- Rohde

LANE 5 Linda Kirkpatrick Brenda Primeau Brenda Deruchia Shelly Lafave

Laframboise Group Ltd. “Pin Busters” Nancy Servage Rachel Bryan Stewart MacDonald Patti Page Sue Monette Gaston Monette

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BBBS “D’Arcy’s Allstars” Jon Osborne D’Arcy Grant Patrick Atchison Nolan Coloumbe Kelly Osborne

LANE 16 Tim Hortons #2284 “FIFO” Tanya Schipilow Madeline Pfotenhauer Nadean Lafave Bryna Bedard Linda Legue

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LANE 10 South StormOnt NewsLetter “the know it all” Sherrie Caron Debbie Smith Mike Desauriers David Smith Sara Smith Tyler Galindo

LANE 15 Tim Hortons #3137 “The Dark Side” Trisha Roderick Lisa St.Jean Rose Marie Welsh Tiffany Geneau Shelley Goulding Diane Gauthier

Bernie MacGillis “Clan MacGillis” Bernie MacGillis John MacGillis Sarah MacGillis Ruth-Ellen MacGillis Kaitlin MacGillis Mary-Anne MacGillis

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Tim Hortons #11 “Twisted Tea’s” Claudia Ordonselli Julie Bates Julie MacKinnon Lilian Gogo Roxane Servais Sarah Archambault

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LANE 14 Tim Hortons #2071 “Tims Combos” Sheri Sommerville Norma Tyo Angela Sayyeau Ronald Bedard Betty Leguie Melissa Buell

LANE 19 Scotiabank Call Centre

TV Cogeco “Digital Demons” Todd Leblanc Calvin Killoran Liane Killoran Gabriel Riviere-Reid Brenda St.Louis

LANE 8 Job Zone d’emploi “JZ Divas – Dolls with Balls #2” Agele Roy Laurie Smith Christina Lemire Marilene Merizzi Brigitte Duval

LANE 13 Tim Hortons #2071 “Tims “Originals” Melissa Cholette Angela Brown Andrew Leblanc Cheryl Wolls Olivia Matt-Allen Judy Oliver

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LANE 7 Seaway Express “The Gutter Truckers” Paul Seguin Joey Prieur Paolo DeMarchi Cathy Scott Nick Scott Rick Laroche

LANE 13 Bank of Montreal 159 Pitt St. “Silver Bullets” Chantal McLaughlin Corey McLaughlin Lori Lalonde Carine McLaughlin Tabetha Billard Janelle McLaughlin

LANE 19 TIM HORTONS “Smoothie Operators” Katie Melodie Ray Tina Angela

LANE 2 Mama Sue’s “Mama Sue’s “We Can Do” Christine Derochie Mathieu Lalonde Sylvie Thibault Danny Lalonde Fern Laponsee MJ Laponsee

LANE 3 Storm Realty Cornwall “Hurricanes” Steven Iwachniuk Madyn Iwachniuk Julie Iwachniuk Rylan Iwachniuk Cayden Iwachniuk

LANE 8 Computer Sense “Sense Force” Tanya Allaire Michael Galvin Sebastien Menard Tia Allaire Jeff Allaire Austin Allaire

LANE 9 St. Hubert “The Mac ‘N’ Cheese Bites” Patrick Lamarche Jessica Wright Mark Barnes Marc Lalonde Samantha Menard

LANE 14 Bank of Montreal 159 Pitt St. “Prince & the Princesses” Ariel Reed Tom Reed Dion Atwell Donna Reed Danika Reed Laci Reed

LANE 10 St. Lawrence College ssw students “The Pink Flamingos” Channelle Seguin Chrissy Frappier Mandy Parent Cassie Bowen

LANE 15 Bank of Montreal 159 Pitt St. “Smoke Em” Elizabeth Clarke Nathalie David Natalie Quennville Holly Burke Kaden Burke

LANE 20 TIM HORTONS “Red Velvet Bomb Squad” Christine Susan Ashley Richard Tyler

LANE 4 Storm Realty Cornwall “Blizzards” Kenny Tyo Patrick Piette Jamie Tyo Sharon Piette John Paul Piette Julie Piette

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LANE 17 BBBS “Bowling Buddies” Donna Villemaire Jake Villemaire Patrick Gauthier Audrey Moores

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5:00 p.m. • Olympia Bowl • Cornwall LANE 1 Atelka “The Atelka Minions” Leo Devenny Lynn Vivaraies Katrina Vivaraies Grace Vivaraies Dawn Devenny

LANE 7 James & Jenn’s No Frills “Won’t Be Beat” Julie Desjardins Richard Paul Roger Desjardins Mary Ezard Bonnie Morrissette Charlie Morrissette

LANE 13 The Home Depot “Kids Sake” Andre Morin Luc Lalonde Bonnie Langabeer Laura Leishman Cindy Morin

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Atelka Neil Pearce Shawn Burelle Niki Palmer Lise Proulx Melanie Lefebvre Denise Watchorn

Atelka “Looks good in black” Kyle Plumadore Kevin Monette Vanessa Anderson Joel Lafleche Guillaume Vachon-Newman Stephen Stephenson

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James & Jenn’s No Frills “Strickers” Stephane Martin Katherine Martin Isabelle Martin Bobbie Martin

Management Accounting “Strikes in the Gutter” Melissa McBain Keri Tessier Tatyana McBain Brayden Hodgson Natasha Kelly Gabriel Foubert

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Z With C “Fireballs” Louise Gibeau

Lynn Stang Diane Leroux Rejeanne Leroux Jessica Stang

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FritoLay “Chip Dudes” Mark Champagne Pete Bowen Carl Major Yvon Glaude Mark Archambault

LANE 4 Atelka “Funky Team” Hailey Petry Shirley White Kassandra White Anna White Tracy Petry

LANE 10 Scotiabank “Money Managers” Ranee Loya Theresa Kind Sheila Youmelle Nick MacNaughton Kimberly Simpson

LANE 5 Atelka “The Atelka All-Stars” Sandra Lariviere Johnny McAdams Chris Lariviere Ray Lariviere Tiffany Mainville Matt Mainville

LANE 11 The Home Depot “I’d rather be fishing” Steve Larkin Marc Graham Donavan St.Denis Sid Burton Jeremy Barkwell

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Friends “Thunder Bowlers” Ashley Henstock Patrick Lefebvre Steve Torrance-Kielec Patrick Major Ethan Major Mic Bilodeau

Joanne Henstock Joe Henstock Joseph Henstock Justin Cooper Crystal Slade

LANE 6 Murder on the Funny Side Theatre Productions “The Killer Divas” Laurie McRae-Bingley Cameron MacPhee Jenny Dagenais Viola McRae Sharon McCullough Pat Lloyd

LANE 12 The Home Depot “Mike’s Angels” TJ Kasim Nadia Givogue Mike Leger Amanda Sauve Jennifer Scharf Heather Mason

LANE 18 BBBS Team “The BIG Turkeys” Tracy Champagne Destiny McEvoy Noah White Kyrstie Montpetit

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LANE 1 VALUE VILLAGE “Gutter Fingers” Robin Clifford Tracy Juneau Julie MacDonald Rachael Justa Jessica Fortier Pat Lemay

LANE 7 ZUMBA WITH CHRISTAL “Fireballs” Jennifer Manley Val Bowen Jen Bowen Pam Bowen Kelsey Jans

LANE 13 RONA HOME CENTRE “The Bowling Stones” Clara Mitrow Gary Dionne Linda Dionne Adam Mitrow Krystle Mitrow

LANE 2 VALUE VILLAGE “Charlie’s Angels” Aileen Culhane Colleen Poirier Tina Cryderman Chad Coleman Mary Pusztai Heather Mayer

LANE 3 THE LOFT “The Hair Pins” Jessica O’Brien Milaine Boyer Alex Besner Chantale Leger Melissa Cameron-Mainville

LANE 8 ANNE BOURDON Anne Bourdon Tiana Saucier Judy Manuel Sharon Manuel

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LANE 14 RONA HOME CENTRE “The Turkey Pluckers” Ava Bellefeuille Roy Perkins Kalem Payment Cory Payment Angela Bellefeuille

LANE 9 TIM HORTONS “The Blueberry Muffins” Melissa MacGowen Chantal Gervais Daniel Lafleche Helen Burelle Caleb Campbell

LANE 15 PRO OIL CHANGE CORNWALL “”Pro” Bowlers” Thomas Wirachowsky Zoe Pourziai Jesse Warwick David Callahan Gareth Rowe Melissa Rowe

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WALMART “George Line”

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LANE 4 LINDA ARSENAULT GRAHAM “Nav Spa Angels” Joelle Gamelin Lee Lalonde Kelsie Ronan Angele Moise Netasha Alger Christine Masseau

LANE 10 TIM HORTONS “The Originals” Shannon Sigouin John Campbell Rodney Marleau Robin Hart Todd Rothwell Lynn Lapensee

LANE 16 CAKES & MORE “Cupcake Queens” Shannon Gaudet Gilles Gaudet Paulette Currier Richard “cupcake” Martel Jean Aitken Roxanne Laponsee

LANE 5 ZUMBA WITH CHRISTAL “Fireballs” Karen Brodeaur Linda Gaudet Muriel Cryderman Audrey Hampsey Helene Parthenais

LANE 11 TIM HORTONS “The Flavour Shot Farries” Amber Campbell Ashley Gervais Jessica Pugh Sarah Fisher Stephanie Johnston Christina Noble

LANE 17 ROY’S FLORIST “Roy’s” Aaron Kuhn Sara Valent Laura Kuhn Terry Kuhn Jared Kuhn

LANE 6 ZUMBA WITH CHRISTAL “Fireballs” Audrey Taylor Uschi Feyrer Shannon Shail Faye Delorme Nana Goltsios

LANE 12 TIM HORTONS “The Dark Side” Karan Chaisson Tara Dumers Becky Millward Hannah Major Lydia Hart Tammy Gilmore

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6:00 p.m. • Olympia Bowl • Cornwall

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12:30 p.m. • Nativity Lanes • Cornwall LANE 1 GUY LAUZON MP “The Blue Rollers” Marie Lafave Guy Lauzon Frances Lauzon Francine LePage Nicole Lefebvre Michel Lefebvre

LANE 7 Time Hortons #5237 “The “A” Team” Brad Taylor Irene Bourdrias Heather Murray Autumn Ingola Becca Heeney Ceara Veldhoeven

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Cornwall Community Police Service “Strike Force” Chief Dan Parkinson Andrew Arbic Jeff Lalonde Brian Snyder Dan Cloutier Sherri Cameron

CORNWALL FIRE DEPARTMENT Addison Pelkey Megan Pelkey Jason Crites Jack Burelle

LANE 8 BBBS “Bowling is a BIG Deal” Lucy Mallette Pete Bowen Emmett Loynachan Krissa Russell Brock Frost Gabriel Albers

Gary Waldroff John Vipon

LANE 4 Building Better Men “Six Pack” Diane Lalonde Ron Graham Laura Lalonde France Bourget Lynn Beaulieu Ivan Labelle

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Nancy Gauthier Leah Prevost Casey Atwell Lori Atwell

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Eastern Ontario Health Unit

Allstate “Allstate Allstars” Debbie Villeneuve Cassidy Lafortune Barbara Bissonnette Kayla Dion Chantal Mainville McKenzie Villeneuve

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Ella Lalonde Sandra Tosatto Suzanne Lalonde Victoria Lalonde Brenda Bray Loree Lalonde

Michelle Longtin Meaghan Roso Angel Bougie Laura Hummel

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LANE 12 Tim Hortons # 2072 “IN The Dark” Donovan Taylor Chantal Glover Monique Bancroft Kevin Sauve Cindy Wiebe Steven Sauve Depater

1:30 p.m. • Nativity Lanes • Cornwall LANE 1 SIGMA POINT “The Human Remains” Samantha Tessier Paula Fontaine Joel Herrington Jamey Loucks Shelley Jarvo Diane Bergeron

LANE 7 MATRIX #2 “The Golden Girls” Alex “Blanche” MacMillan Gilles “Stan” Carriere Kevin “Rose” Ellis Jessie “Sophia” Roy James “Dorothy” Steward

LANE 2 SIGMA POINT “The Day Dreamers” Christopher Pakenham France Pakenham Richard Piette Kim Gowan Ian Stewart Tammy Danis

LANE 3 SIGMA POINT “The Night Zombies” Sheilagh Gareau Jackie Paul Gary Gareau Yvette Lalonde Corey Boileau Taylor Havarti

LANE 4 SIGMA POINT “The Alley Gators” Sheena Geneau Jason Sabourin Sarah Summers Andrea Anderson Joe Sanseverino James Anderson

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Marion Young Cheryl Leblanc Kathy Roberts Sylvie Primeau

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CORNWALL, Ontario - The Cornwall Colts were pleased to enhance child literacy at Richelieu Childcare in Cornwall with the launch of the Centre’s Literacy Program on Family Literacy Day (January 27th). Pete Angelopoulos Cal Hofford, Parker Krol, Lawson MacDonald and Tanner Spink took the opportunity to read story books to kids who attend Richelieu Childcare. Colts players will continue participating in the program once a week for the next several weeks as they encourage children to read by

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the net, winning 6-2 over Humber College. Christian Leger recorded a hat-trick for the Sharks. Mitch Lefebvre (2), and Glenn Belmore scored for SLC. Eric Mantha put in another strong performance in net for SLC, as he was tested often against the Hawks. Having defeated the University of TorontoScarborough club team 8-2 at the SLCBrockville Invitational, the Sharks knew their third opponent would be looking for some redemption at their own tournament. Fortunately the Sharks were able to defeat the host for a second time this season, 3-1. SLC goals came from Dylan Casselman, Bradon

1 with the same group of competitors, action will start at 11 a.m. with the first round of qualifying events. Admission is $25 (includes pit access). Snowmobile enthusiasts are invited to drive their own sleds to the facility, signs will be in place. For more information, visit www.cornwallspeedway.com and visit cptracing.ca.

Gilmour, and Kevin Veilleux. In the semi-finals, down 2-0 after the first period, the Sharks would comeback with three unanswered goals to win 3-2 over U of T Scarborough and advance to the finals. Colton Gallant scored his very first goal as a Shark, Veilleux added his fourth goal of tournament, and Eric Evans scored the game winner. Making the transition from the varsity golf team, to the Sharks hockey squad, Colin Allaire scored his first goal as a Shark in the finals against the Humber College (North Campus) Hawks, with Brandon Gilmour adding two goals in the championship game. The teams

would play through a scoreless overtime that would send the game to a shootout where the Hawks came out ahead, winning 4-3. “Nobody believed we would have the day we had,” said Sharks coach Sean Boulerice. “We came up here missing our starting goalie and five regulars, who are important pieces of our team. “We probably didn’t take five penalties all day and we capitalized on the powerplay when the other teams lost control.” The Sharks’ next tournament, their fifth of the season, before the Challenge Cup is the Georgian College Invitational on March 5.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - The St. Lawrence College Sharks men’s hockey team are came home with silver medals from the University of Toronto-Scarborough Invitational on Friday, Jan. 30, after losing 4-3 in a shootout against Humber College. In Game 1, the Sharks devoured Georgian College Grizzlies 6-0. Colin Allaire (2), Kevin Veilleux (2), Brandon Gilmour, and Kyle Lagace all scored for Cornwall. It was the first time the two teams have faced each other this season. For the second straight game, the Sharks did not have any trouble finding the back of

division, winning his second event of the tour. In the ATV 0-450, Mathieu Daigle led the way in the 8-lap event. Daigle won the feature as thrilling battles occurred behind him. Doug Zadow won the Single Cylinder Master Division 4-lap feature. Danick Lambert dominated the 5-lap Junior 340 13-16 event while Alex Oberparleiter took the Junior 340 (10-13). A busy 4-lap feature in the single cylinder with Paul Mailloux leading the field of nine sleds on the speedway, Mailloux won the race as he also captured the heat race. In the 5-lap Sport Formula 500, Doug Burton took the top spot. And Yves Samson emerged victorious in the 8-lap ATV feature. The final day of racing will be held Sunday, Feb.

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Think of it as the anti-Industrial Revolution. During it’s course in the early 1800s, manufacturing moved out of the one-man shop, where work was done laboriously by hand, and into large factories where one person could produce so much more with the help of large machines. Today’s manufacturing has evolved considerably and, in many places, robots are replacing humans for numerous tasks. The remainder is settling offshore where, for now at least, human labour is much cheaper. As a consequence, many of today’s jobs in the developed economies are now being found

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For busy professionals there are also cleaning services, grocery services (people who will do your shopping for you), clothes washing services, valet services and so forth. In most cases, all a customer needs is a smartphone, a credit card and access to the online company’s app. You can find online personal assistants who will organise your schedule, make travel arrangements and other administrative support tasks. There are even online services for your legal and medical needs. A medical company in California will guarantee a doctor arriving at your door (within a defined area) within two hours. Obviously, there’s a cost to match and it’s not likely we’ll see that here anytime soon. There is plenty of scope for abuse and a bad reputation can spread quickly and extensively via social media, so it makes sense for these online operations to have thorough screening processes to ensure they use reliable service providers. Freelancers want to ensure they are actually paid for their work, as well, so the company’s reputation is important, both ways. Of course, this is not for everyone and not all services are available everywhere. Like the Industrial Revolution, it will bring a whole host of its own problems that we will have to adapt to or use as incentives to force change. There are still many people, probably the vast majority for now, who will prefer the security of a permanent job and its accompanying benefits. But technology has opened the door to new opportunities for those willing to take the risks and reap whatever rewards they can.

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Le gouvernement Wynne a l’intention de discuter avec les municipalités pour trouver une solution durable en matière d’éducation agricole dans l’Est de l’Ontario. Une décision temporaire qui ne fait pas que des heureux. L’Ontario a adopté des mesures pour maintenir, dans l’immédiat, la survie des programmes, en s’assurant que la cohorte actuelle puisse terminer ses études et que des étudiants soient admis en 2015-2016. « Notre gouvernement s’assure que les étudiants de chaque campus puissent compléter leurs programmes. À l’avenir, nous continuerons d’aider les municipalités respectives alors qu’elles évaluent des options stratégiques et viables à long terme qui encouragent l’éducation postsecondaire en français dans le domaine de l’agriculture. », indique Reza Moridi, ministre de la Formation et des Collèges et Universités, par voie de communiqué. Le gouvernement ontarien souhaite aider les collectivités locales à élaborer une approche stratégique en matière de propriété à long terme du campus d’Alfred, conçue pour maximiser le potentiel économique de l’établissement. Elle injectera des fonds nécessaires pour maintenir le cap pour la prochaine année, le temps de stabiliser la situation. « Notre gouvernement s’engage à offrir des programmes agricoles en français de grande qualité dans l’Est de l’Ontario. Nous continuerons de travailler avec les collectivités francophones et agricoles locales afin de stimuler le développement économique et d’élaborer une stratégie viable pour Alfred. », Madeleine Meilleur, procureure générale et ministre déléguée aux Affaires francophones Lorsque joint par l’Express, une personne

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La conjointe de M. Lévesque, résident d’Ottawa, vit avec l’Alzheimer depuis maintenant cinq ans. Un diagnostic difficile qu’il décide d’approcher avec légèreté et compassion. «Lorsqu’elle faisait à manger, je me suis rendue compte que parfois elle oubliait le chaudron sur le feu. Et moi je ne savais pas ce qu’elle faisait cuire. Alors j’ai dit wow, pourquoi est-ce que je ne ferais pas à manger et qu’elle ne mettrait pas la table ? Parce qu’on s’entraide comme ça. Il ne faut pas la mettre de côté», explique M. Lévesque. En aucun cas ce dernier n’infantilise son épouse. Il croit que le diagnostic doit être pris comme une situation à laquelle on doit s’adapter. S’apitoyer sur son sort n’est pas une bonne solution. Il tente plutôt de se divertir et de se changer les idées. Sa conjointe en est toujours aux débuts de la maladie. Il explique qu’il doit garder un œil sur elle, mais qu’elle reste très autonome. Il tente également de ne pas la blâmer pour ses oublis. «Ce n’est pas de sa faute, souligne-t-il. Et il

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responsable du bureau de la ministre a confirmé que la collaboration avec le Collège La cité et le collège Boréal se poursuivra et que des discussion auront lieu avec l’établissement pour la suite des choses. Rien n’est cependant entrepris pour le moment. Rappelons qu’en décembre 2014, l’Ontario a reçu des rapports des deux facilitateurs nommés par la province, Lyle Vanclief et Marc Godbout, sur l’avenir des campus de Kemptville et d’Alfred de l’Université de Guelph. Insatisfaction Du côté de l’Union des cultivateurs franco-ontariens (UCFO), le positivisme du gouvernement n’est pas partagé. Selon eux, le gouvernement tente d’acheter du temps et crée plus de confusion que de satisfaction. « Dans son rapport, M. Godbout avait clairement indiqué que l’accroissement de l’offre de formation et du nombre d’étudiants étaient des éléments clés incontournables pour assurer l’avenir du Collège d’Alfred, explique Simon Durand, directeur général de l’UCFO. Force est d’admettre que cette annonce va dans une direction différente. » L’UCFO s’attendait à des engagements plus précis du gouvernement ontarien et craint que l’incertitude puisse nuire à des inscriptions en 2015-2016. L’organisme tient cependant à indiquer que l’engament des ministres Meilleur et Leal d’offrir de la formation agricole de bonne qualité en français soit toujours dans leur plan. « Il est certain que l’UCFO souhaite s’impliquer et contribuer à la relance du Collège d’Alfred, affirme Simon Durand. Par contre, dans ce contexte nous nous devons de tendre la main au gouvernement et attendre qu’il la saisisse. »

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faut penser à comment on aimerait que ça se déroule si on était dans cette situation. Parce que si on dramatise la situation, imaginez comment elle, elle va se sentir. C’est nous qui sommes chanceux de ne pas avoir l’Alzheimer.» Il explique donc qu’au quotidien, il l’encourage à participer aux tâches ménagères. Il passe l’aspirateur. Elle nettoie la salle de bain. Parfois, il l’admet, certaines taches demeurent. À ce moment-là, il attend qu’elle termine pour se glisser en douce et nettoyer ce qui doit être refait. Et lorsqu’elle lui demande comment était la salle de bain, il lui répond qu’elle était parfaite. Briser l’isolement Bien que sa conjointe soit au début de sa maladie, le couple trouve important d’assister à des rencontres avec d’autres foyers aux prises dans la même situation. Par contre, il avoue que la maladie est beaucoup plus avancée chez les autres. Il a du mal à se reconnaître dans ce qu’il entend. Et même, ça rend le tout plus inquiétant pour la suite. «Mais c’est important de prendre ça une chose à la fois», affirme-t-il. Un des gros coups durs de la maladie : la perte de son permis de conduire. Sa conjointe a reçu une lettre disant qu’elle ne pourrait plus conduire. Sa perte de liberté immédiate la dérange. M. Lévesque affirme que s’en sont suivi quelques mois difficiles. Toutefois, elle a vite réalisé que son conjoint l’amènerait où elle voudrait pour qu’elle puisse faire ses sorties. «Elle a même hérité d’un chauffeur !», ditil en riant.

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Février, mois du patrimoine en Ontario français Le Réseau du patrimoine franco-ontarien (RPFO) est fier de publier, pour une 8e année consécutive, son calendrier d’activités 2015 du Mois du patrimoine en Ontario français. C’est sous le thème « Garantes d’un illustre passé… Bâtisseuses d’un avenir prometteur… Le patrimoine de l’Ontario au féminin. » que le calendrier d’activités 2015 regroupe près d’une trentaine d’activités organisées dans plusieurs régions de la province afin de célébrer le Mois du patrimoine en Ontario français qui aura lieu en février 2015. Madame Chantal Beauvais, rectrice de l’Université Saint-Paul et la huitième ambassadrice du Mois du patrimoine en Ontario français, est fière de s’associer à ce projet. « C’est avec grande fierté que j’ai accepté le rôle d’ambassadrice du Mois du patrimoine en Ontario français. D’autant plus pour mettre en valeur le thème choisit de cette année : «Garantes d’un illustre passé… Bâtisseuses d’un avenir prometteur… Le patrimoine de l’Ontario au féminin.» Au fil de l’histoire, les femmes ont contribué au façonnement de notre culture. Elles

rayonnent au sein de nos communautés franco-ontariennes depuis des siècles. Qu’elles aient été au foyer ou sur le marché du travail, les femmes franco-ontariennes ont tracé la route à suivre. En tant que femme francophone et rectrice de l’Université Saint-Paul, je suis infiniment fière de ces nombreuses pionnières! » Le président du Réseau du patrimoine francoontarien, M. Bertin Beaulieu ajoute : « D’année en année, plusieurs groupes communautaires fidèles au poste répondent à l’appel en organisant une activité dans le cadre du Mois du patrimoine en Ontario français. On réussit à rejoindre les mêmes membres de la communauté au fil des ans, en plus de rejoindre de nouveaux participants chaque année, c’est très positif pour la communauté dans son ensemble! » Le Réseau du patrimoine franco-ontarien (RPFO) tient à remercier tous les organismes, membres de la communauté franco-ontarienne et individus qui ont organisé une activité et tout particulièrement, ses partenaires officiels du Mois du patrimoine en Ontario français, l’Université de Hearst, l’Université Laurentienne, et l’Université Saint-Paul.

À l’école Rose des Vents, les élèves peuvent faire du bénévolat selon leurs intérêts. Il y a plusieurs domaines dans lesquels on peut s’impliquer et apprendre à devenir un meilleur adulte! On peut d’abord s’impliquer avec les plus petits de la maternelle. M Pierre et Mme Chantal, qui sont nos enseignants des classes de 5e année, coordonnent le tout. Leurs élèves peuvent aller dans les classes aider pour l’habillement, aider les petits avec leurs dîners et inventer des jeux lors des

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récréations à l’extérieur. Nous avons aussi un volet environnement dans lequel les élèves peuvent faire du bénévolat. Les élèves qui se portent volontaires aident à recueillir le recyclage de toutes les classes et à faire le tri. On peut faire du bénévolat en effectuant de petites tâches avec Mme Hélène et/ou M. Yvon, nos deux supers concierges! Ils sont très patients! À l’école Rose des Vents, nous avons des repas chauds à tous les jours. Les repas sont classés et distribués par des élèves des classes de la 6e année. C’est eux aussi qui sont en charge de distribuer les laits. Même les élèves de la 4e année s’impliquent en recueillant les paniers des petits déjeuners. Finalement, nous avons notre radio-étudiante qui est animée à tous les jours par des groupes d’élèves de la 6e année. Finalement, tout ce bénévolat nous rend responsables et matures! Écrit par Fiona Labonté et Abby Dazzé 5e ième année

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Parfois, vous voulez simplement arrêter de jouer. Voilà pourquoi, si vous nous avez demandé de vous exclure de toutes les salles de machines à sous et casinos de l’Ontario, vous serez d’OLG. Nous offrons aussi du soutien et des ressources pour les individus dont les habitudes de jeu préoccupent.

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62 VALECREST DR. Only 2 blocks from the hospital and is also on a quiet street! This home features 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The entrance has double doors and solid wood bannisters. There is a bright pass-through kitchen that leads to the dining room. Downstairs boasts high ceilings and a fireplace in the recreation room. $184,500.

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49 KINCARDINE ST. W, ALEXANDRIA Beautiful 2+1 bedroom brick bungalow. Updated kitchen, renovated master bedroom and completely renovated rec room with a beautiful 4 pcs bathroom and two lovely electric fireplaces. Outside features a large pvc deck leading to an above ground pool, and beautifully landscaped yard with a detached garage/shed 16 x 20. This house has been completed and tastefully re-painted. A must to see! MLS# L3829 $315,000.

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DOWNTOWN CONDO 33 CUMBERLAND STREET UNIT 207 Beautiful secure building built in 2010. This unit has a large master bedroom with a walk-in closet, full ensuite bath with very convenient washer and dryer hook ups in it. The second bedroom is a good size and the main bathroom is a 3-pc with a double shower. The main living space is open concept living, dining and kitchen. The condo boasts large windows that bring in lots of beautiful sunshine and an 8’x8’ balcony finishes it. This one won’t last long. Call Jo Ann for a private viewing. MLS# M0098 $239,900. JO ANN LANGSTAFF 613-577-1873

JEFFERY MARTELOCK 613-363-5555 ATTENTION LONG SAULT AREA I have clients that are seeking a 3 bedroom 1400+ sq ft bungalow in and around Long Sault. Property has to be connected to municipal water and also have natural gas. If you or anyone you know is thinking of selling a home like this call/email me.

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636 GLOUCESTER, CORNWALL Spotless home. 3 bedrooms on second floor, finished rec room. This home shows pride of ownership. Perfect for the young family with the large fenced yard and 1.5 garage. Come have a look!! MLS# M0312 $154,900.

5684 HWY 138, CORNWALL Family bungalow on the edge of the city. Garage, gas heating, central air, pool, hot tub, four season solarium. Large living room, functional kitchen and finished rec room. Nice sized lot, 2 sheds, deck and gas BBQ. Come have a look! $205,000.

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17275 CAMPBELL RD, MONKLAND Custom built 2132 sq ft, 3 bedroom brick bungalow with 2 way fireplace between living rm and dining rm. Master bedroom with ensuite. Partially finished bsmt with 2 extra rooms. Double car garage and a park like yard. MLS# L3829 $315,000. FAYE ALLOTT 613-571-9605

17703 COUNTY ROAD 18, MARTINTOWN On the edge of a rambling brook, you find this brick bungalow offering 3 bedrooms, numerous updates as well as wonderful features like walk-out basement, double sided fireplace, 3 season sunroom leading to spacious balcony and more. Don’t overlook it. Come check this one out! MLS# L3095 $279,000. LAURIN (MOE) MAURAIS* 613-363-3052

334 CARLETON ST, CORNWALL This affordable 2 storey home could be yours. The main floor has a living room, main floor laundry, powder room and a large country kitchen with patio doors that lead to a large covered deck and great backyard for entertaining. The second floor has 3 good size bedrooms and a 4pc bathroom. The basement is dry with plenty of room for storage. Call Jo Ann for a private viewing. Don’t wait at this price it won’t last long! MLS#L3713 $116,900. JO ANN LANGSTAFF 613-577-1873

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253 IVAN CRES. Sunshine fil s this well maintained home. Comes with 2+1 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Features a cook’s kitchen with island and breakfast bar. Vaulted ceilings in the living room add extra charm. Many updates over the last few years including forced natural gas furnace, central air and hot water tank. Put this one on your list to see! $239,900. TIM FRANCIS 613-361-2846

18338 COUNTY RD 22, MAXVILLE Beautiful bungalow sitting on 1 ¾ acres. Hrdwd floors, open concept living/ dining room & kitchen, 3 large bdrms, master bdrm has ensuite & walk-in closet, mudrm has access to the backyard with deck & gazebo. Bsmt with finished rec rm, bdrm & 2 pc bath & loads of storage. Insulated & heated workshop with a 12 ft door. Don’t miss out on this one! MLS# L2388 $339,900. FAYE ALLOTT 613-571-9605

707 SYDNEY STREET Recent laminate flooring in the upstairs bdrms, updated kitchen with ceramic backsplash, natural gas heat, dining room. Needs your TLC. MLS# L2769 $129,900 PETER HICKEY 613-551-6776

LANGSTAFF & LANGSTAFF 29 BROOKDALE AVENUE, CORNWALL Fantastic 3 bedroom home that will suit your family’s needs! Immediate possession available. Call today for total details. MLS# L3613. HILDA BUITING 613-913-0891

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5601 HIGHWAY 138, ST. ANDREWS WEST Don`t miss this cozy home with a great size private yard. This home offers a large living room and a dining room off the kitchen. Lots of updates, newer gas furnace and on municipal water! Potential to add main level third bedroom. $139,900 L3454

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105-105A EASTON, CORNWALL Well maintained duplex. Private tenant parking. Both units very clean and have had recent updates. Lower level has full basement access with washer/dryer hookups. New shingles 2012. This property cash flows. MLS# M0316 $112,900.

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NOW SERVING ALEXANDRIA & MORRISBURG 1 & 2 & 3 bedroom units available for rent Visit our website www.aplusmanagement.ca “The Wakeman 1087” 1187 Sq.Ft. 2 bedroom all brick bungalow, open concept country kitchen overlooking living room! Main floor laundry room. Very bright home! Built Beyond Code for your peace of mind ! please visit www.menardbros.on.ca for all other details

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Do you need information on operating your rental business? General Meeting being held with guest speaker BASF Canada Inc, A member of one of the world’s largest chemical manufacturing and distribution groups has an immediate opening for a contributing team player at the Cornwall Plasticizer location as a:

Investments Options & The Purpose of Life Insurance Dan Quenneville – Desjardins Financial Security James Moak – Evictions for Dummies

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The candidate will be responsible for the plant’s mechanical integrity program and will provide the Manufacturing Services Manager with support in the development and implementation of the Capital program. The individual will also provide assistance for plant start-ups and provide relief for the Manufacturing Services Manager and the Maintenance Supervisor. This position requires an individual with a mechanical engineering degree and a minimum 5 – 10 years’ experience. Licensing or eligibility for licensing with APEO is a requirement. Process operating experience will be an asset. BASF offers a competitive salary and compensation package and advancement opportunities. Qualified applicants are invited to send their written resumes to: BASF Canada Inc 501 Wallrich Ave., Cornwall, Ontario K6J 2B5 Fax: (613) 938-5484 Attn: Human Resources We thank all candidates for applying, however only those candidates under consideration will be contacted. Phone calls will not be accepted. Applications will be received up to February 16, 2015.

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CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR – INSIDE SALES Reporting to the Customer Service Manager, the Contract Administrator will be responsible to respond to the customers’ needs whether it is to provide technical information, product submittals, or quotes. He/she also processes customer order by means of the contract file. This person shall be a key contributor to the company and strong client retention. Requirements: • Post secondary education with preference given to a • Basic knowledge of French; civil and/or electrical and/or mechanical background. • Solid computer skills (Word, Excel and Outlook); A technical customer service experience can • Focus on customer service and teamwork; • Available to adapt his working schedule for the compensate for the diploma; western time zone; • 3 to 5 years of experience in technical support or • Knowledge or experience in piping systems and/or customer service; electrical, an asset. • Fluent in English (mandatory); We offer a competitive compensation package, an above average benefits package and a fun and exciting work environment. Interested candidate must send their resume at the following address:

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Urecon is a leading Canadian manufacturer – supplying pre-insulated pipe systems to the municipal, HVAC, mining and industrial sectors for over 45 years. We are currently looking for candidates to fulfill positions at our Coteau-du-Lac plant.

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Would Lance Burgess (D.O.B. July 4, 1990) or anyone knowing his whereabouts, please contact Josée Marleau at 613-937-7293 or toll free at 1-866-939-9915 ext 7293.

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RUTLEY, Nancy Elmira, August 7th, 1927 – February 6th, 2014. In loving memory of a wonderful wife and mother. There’s a face that’s with us forever, there’s a voice we long to hear, a smile we’ll remember, forever though we try to forget every tear. There’s sad but sweet remembrance, there’s memory fond and true, there’s a token of affection, dear. And heartache still for you.

Love Lyle, Children, Grandchildren & Great-Grandchildren. Remembering you is easy I do it every day It’s just the pain of losing you That never goes away

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Begin by standing on a comfortable surface, where you have plenty of room at each side. With a 5-lb potato bag in each hand, extend your arms straight out from your sides, and hold them there as long as you can. Try to reach a full minute, and then relax. Each day you’ll find that you can hold this position for just a bit longer. After a couple of weeks, move up to 10-lb potato bags. Then try 50-lb potato bags, and then eventually try to get to where you can lift a 100-lb potato bag in each hand, and hold your arms straight for more than a full minute. (I’m at this level.) After you feel confident at that level, put a potato in each bag. The SD&G SPCA is in desperate need of blankets, plastic grocery bags, brooms, and long shredded paper. A big kudos’ to DJ Mike at the Glengarrian Pub who on Saturday, January 17, 2015 stopped his dance music to play a special request for 94 year old Iona Montgomery and played George Jones. The crowed went crazy and all joined on the dance floor circling Iona dancing with her. Everyone at the Glengarrian definitely have a big heart. It’s the local place to be to have fun. Walkers are still needed for the Coldest Night of the Year. Sign up, raise pledges and walk 2, 5, or 10 kms on Saturday, Feb. 21 along with 80 other communities across Canada, in support of the hungry, homeless, and hurting. For more info visit: coldestnightoftheyear.org/location/ cornwall. Making Changes for Wildlife in your Daily Routine ~ Shampoo: As with many personalcare products, chemical ingredients in shampoos linger in waterways and can disrupt the growth and reproduction of aquatic animals. Picking a shampoo made of truly natural and biodegradable ingredients means reducing environmental harm significantly and reducing your skin’s exposure to harsh chemicals. To find out more, visit: CanadianWildlifeFederation.ca

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Shar’s Tip of the Week All of us who bought those dark, stylish decorator appliances have been driven crazy trying to keep them clean. White and off white are the most sensible color choices when it comes to cleaning (love those nofingerprint models). Black is the worst; it highlights every little drip and speck of dirt. To clean black-fronted appliances, use a glass cleaner, such as Windex. Use a soft cloth instead of paper towelling to avoid worsening the lint problem. Always spray the cleaner onto the cloth; spraying directly onto the appliance surface will cause streaks. It you have to scrub, use a white nylonbacked sponge-the green nylon type will scratch.

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And...they’re off Seaway Sammy has a big cheer for Pitt Street’s Bring your appetite to downtown Cornwall: Ye Old English Fish ‘N’ Chip Shop is back in Total Cyclery, J.L. Computer and other downtown businesses. With Monday’s snowstorm clogging business! sidewalks, they cleared the portion in front of Come out and support Canadian handmade their shop as a courtesy to its customers. artisans at the Purely Handmade Cornwall Winter Wouldn’t it be great if every Pitt Street merchant Show on Saturday Feb. 7 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at focused on their customers by doing the same? the civic complex ($2 admission, children under Downtown Stratford does it and no doubt their 12 get in free). Maybe you’ll even find something customers love it. All shop keepers there need to do is push the snow to the roadway and the city special for your Valentine. takes care of it. How about it merchants? The South Branch Cemetery and Notre Dame A HUGE thank you to Jamie and Chris from Crematorium in partnership with the Agora Catholic Centre is hosting a Valentine Lunch. All Malyon Excavation for coming to my rescue on proceeds go to the Bereaved Families of Cornwall, Friday morning. After working all night clearing Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry and Akwesasne. snow, they took the time to get me out of a jam. The lunch is on Thursday Feb 12 from 11:45-1:45. Greatly appreciated!!! Tickets are available at Bereaved Families, or the Thought of the Week: A problem not worth Agora Centre. Cost is $10.00 with a great menu. praying about isn’t worth worrying about. There will also be music.

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