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CORNWALL, Ontario - Let’s face facts - these days, it’s cool to be a nerd. Superhero movies are raking in billions of dollars, TV shows like The Big Bang Theory are at the top of the ratings list, and public events like Comicon and others are drawing huge numbers. With that in mind, a Cornwall event is taking shape that will bring under one roof everything you can imagine that flies, fights crime, and wears a costumer. The Cornwall and Are Pop Event (CAPE) will take place April 18 in the Seaway City. The acronym plays off the ‘cape’ that nearly every superhero includes in their costume.
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Randy Sauve, owner of the wildly popular Cornwall comic book store Fantasy Realm, as well as his partner Carol Grant, are organizing the event. “It’s about three years we have been planning this,” said Grant, adding the couple have visited a number of Comicon-type events recently, to gain some knowledge about how to organize such an event. They’re also local experts in the field of comics. Fantasy Realm carved a niche for itself 30 years ago on Pitt Street and continues to be a local hub for everything from Spider-Man to Godzilla. Sauve said the Cornwall market is ripe for this type of exposition. “Cornwall is ready,” he said. There have been other events, to be sure, in Cornwall that focused on comics and superheroes. Cornwall’s Tiny Convention (CoTiCon), took place earlier this summer, and ‘Heroes of the North’ (HOTN) a popular web series, held an autograph session last year at Fantasy Realm. But the CAPE event will take place on a grand scale. Grant said organizers are in the process of securing a large venue in Cornwall that will support dozens of exhibitors, vehicles, and special guests. She and Sauve weren’t ready to divulge specifics yet, but they said comic book artists from
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Housing authority massages air conditioner policy CORNWALL, Ontario - The Cornwall and Area Housing Authority is backing off on a plan that would have shelved window-based air conditioners in many of its units. Housing authority manager Peggy Fulton said Tuesday window-based air-conditioning units will now be permitted, so long as they are protected by a balcony, or if they fit within a sleeve in a wall. In addition, the housing authority is seeking to offer so-called “preferred pricing” on new airconditioning units that meet the new rules, in
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CORNWALL, Ontario - Patrons who shopped throughout the reconstruction of the mall’s high-level walkways can park a little easier now. Cornwall Square has issued an update to the repair and maintenance work underway on its parking garage. The first of two complex engineering projects, which replaced the pedestrian bridges connecting the mall parking garage to the shopping centre, was completed on September 30. Since April, access to the mall from Pitt Street was prohibited. Vehicles were only able to enter via the Sydney/Water Street intersection. Now, the roadway between the parking garage and the shopping centre has been reopened to two-way traffic. The second project, slated to begin midOctober, focuses on the ongoing maintenance and repair of the parking garage. “This project will have minimal impact on vehicular and pedestrian traffic,” said Karen Burns, Cornwall Square property manager in a
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CORNWALL, Ontario - The city and Akwesasne are a step closer to finalizing an agreement on how to administer waterfront lands in Cornwall. City hall and the First Nation territory this week signed a memorandum of understanding related to the Port of Cornwall where a pair of controversial chemical tanks now sits. The parties want to assume ownership of the lands, via a federal government port divestiture program, and must now sign an official agreement on how to administer the property in the future. The memorandum sets out the principles of equal partnership, equal ownership, and
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CORNWALL, Ontario - The Cornwall Public Library hosted its second annual multicultural event - a celebration of the different ethnicities and customs that are a part of our colourful city. Over 45 members attended from the TR Leger Immigrant Services’ Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs on Thursday, September 25. Among the group was Bertha Puis Argote, a Cuba-born Ingleside resident who became a Canadian last year. She proudly showcased jewelry, sculptures, and various other artifacts from her hometown of Varadero. Argote has been studying English for only six months and has already established a foundation with the language. “I love it so much here - it’s beautiful,” said Argote. “The people are so friendly.” Booths lined the library’s hallway with representatives of 17 nationalities, including Egypt, Thailand, Sri Lanka, China, and Pakistan. Organizer Rabia Zeeshan, a settlement
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LABOUR PAINS: Candidates miffed with local council Todd Lihou todd.lihou@tc.tc
Word on the street is plenty of local candidates running for office here in Fun City are miffed with the Cornwall and District Labour Council. The reason? Every election the labour council chooses to endorse a slate of candidates, with this campaign being no different. The labour council sends out a bunch of questions to candidates, and based on the answers to those questions they throw their support behind a handful of people, and urge their members to vote for specific individuals. The problem is that the answers had to be submitted in early September – days before the deadline for individuals to file their nomination papers. The result is that some candidates were not afforded the same opportunity as others in answering the questions, and potentially garnering the support of the labour council and its thousands of members. To be fair, an endorsement from the labour council isn’t exactly a blessing from King Solomon that results in an automatic seat at the table – but any support is good support this time of year. So I get it when candidates call my office, angry that a local agency isn’t playing fair. I spoke with Louise Lanctot, the local labour council’s political action chair, who agreed there’s “an issue” with getting the questions into the hands of all the candidates. She stopped short of calling it a mistake, but did offer an explanation as to what happened. The questions and information circulated
among candidates is printed, in Toronto, and comes under the auspices of the Canadian Labour Congress. Copies of the packets are circulated throughout the province during a municipal election, and the powers that be wanted to ensure the questions could be printed with enough time to ensure answers were collected and disseminated to make an informed decision about who to support. Timing, it seems, was the driving factor… and many who didn’t get the questions are screaming that fairness went out the window because some last-minute candidates were left out in the cold. “It was a problem all across the province,” Lanctot said. A simple solution, it would seem, would be to print the items locally, instead of at a central hub in Toronto, to be fairer to all candidates and Lanctot said it was discussed…this past Monday, at a meeting in the Big Smoke – too late to make an impact this time around. The local labour council took it on the chin, a little bit, during the first half of this campaign. Councillor candidate Mark MacDonald called out Lanctot and the labour council over some perceived shortcomings, and pointed out that he felt marginalized in the last municipal election when the labour group endorsed Bob Kilger over him for mayor. This week rumours exploded that the labour council had endorsed three women running for council, one of whom is labour council president Elaine MacDonald. MacDonald will be endorsed, there’ll only be news if she’s not. How could the labour council not endorse its own president, who has
been a driving force behind the labour movement in Cornwall for years. Lanctot told me that the labour council won’t be announcing its favourite sons (or daughters if the rumours are true) until later this week, after its Wednesday candidates night at the Royal Canadian Legion. Perhaps the labour council wants to hear from all candidates, giving everyone a chance to speak in spite of many missing the boat on those pesky questions, before making up its mind? Maybe…hopefully. My gut tells me the decision on who to endorse has already been made. Fact is, I think there’s been a mistake. Every candidate should have received those questions from the labour council. I can’t see how a few days would have made a difference. Was there any malice behind the move? I doubt it… why would a group go out of its way to marginalize so many last-minute candidates from across Ontario? The thinking, I assume, had a lot to do with
know what I'm talking about, the guy/gal who genuinely cares about the constituent, or, the self-absorbed/egotist/entrepreneur who is...... self-indulgent and/or networking? Simple. Look at their history. Say a guy/gal has spent the last 30 years, firefighting,
fending for the poor, disabled, elderly, or a her own business interests first and foremost. Before you cast that vote, try to do your due member of the community in general, then, s/ he probably has the community's best interest diligence and know who/what you're voting at heart. I would be suspicious of a candidate for. Mike Kilgallen without a previous involvement in social Newington betterment. Especially, one who may have his/
the arrogance of a decision based in Toronto (you know, the centre of the universe) and a belief that if one hasn’t made up their mind to run for office by early September then perhaps they aren’t worth the trouble. Does a labour council bigwig in Hogtown really care that a guy on the political fence in say Cornwall, North Bay or Timmins has taken until Sept. 12 (the deadline for nomination papers) to make up their mind? Nope…but they should. I visited city hall at five minutes to deadline on the 12th and there was actually someone in the city clerk’s office filling out his paperwork. It’s the right of individuals to take as much time as they want. Many candidates, some of whom are a slam dunk to win, or had personal issues going on, did not file until the last few days leading up to the deadline. I’m sure the same pattern was repeated in countless other communities across the province. Labour councils need to consider that in 2018 when we do this again.
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Fluoride is a benefit to Cornwall Dear editor: Cornwall City Council is again considering the fluoridation of our water, after accepting the strong recommendation of the local Medical Officer of Health to continue to do so. This time the issue is cost, and safety at the filtration plant. I understand the cost of fluoridating water, per person for a whole lifetime, is less than the cost of a single, simple filling. How effective is it? I grew up without fluoridated water. My high school years, in the early sixties, meant about two fillings every six months. My children grew up with Cornwall’s fluoridated water, and hardly know what a cavity is. I was lucky to have good dental care; many other didn’t. I remember so many in high school
showing large cavities when they smiled - losing their teeth in Grade 12. Fluoridated water hardens teeth and reduces cavities; this was first noticed where fluoride is present naturally in the water. Adding it artificially is an excellent, cost-effective Public Heath decision, much like mandatory vaccinations. The main benefit of fluoridating water is to those least able to help themselves: children, with developing teeth. This benefit means most to a family that is poor, with no dental plan. Can fluoride be poisonous? Yes, but not as poisonous as chlorine. Who wants to stop adding chlorine to our water? Stephen B. Renner, Cornwall
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anti-fluoride interest group; it was their own professional staff. Debate began with an immediate call for a deferral until Dr. Roumeliotis could come and convince them yet again of the importance of fluoride in the water. In fact, some councillors had already been talking to him in anticipation. There was very little focus on the employee safety issue. They sort of agreed that someone should be found to present an alternative view. But nobody knew who or what that might be. It left an impression that it would be just a formality anyway; the doctor’s input is really the only one that matters. You can already see how this is going to end. It should really be set aside until the new council is in place with a fresh mandate. Personally, I’m OK with fluoride in the water. But, once the employee safety aspect is settled, I think fluoridation really should have some public
input. Not the usual type of public input: one or two public meetings at the Civic Complex, attended by a hundred or so of the regulars who normally attend those things. I’m thinking referendum or some similar mechanism where the other 30,000 of us can make our preference known. Our opinion matters because it affects every one of us who drinks city water. Of course, a referendum cannot happen now until 2018. On another topic, I agree somewhat with a recent call for more polling stations. Toronto has one polling station for every 960 voters. A similar ratio here would mean some 32 stations. Instead, we’ll have only 10 and another 16 limited to seniors’ homes and the like. Of course, it takes much less time and effort to get around Cornwall than Toronto, so 32 may be unrealistic but if you don’t have a car, the difficulties can seem quite similar. I
think the city is making an effort to target highdensity areas, but some parts of town could be better served. I am less concerned about seniors getting out to vote – they are one cohort that does so, consistently. Then again, for many, the polling station comes to them. The focus needs to be on what inhibits younger people from exercising their vote. I think the time for Internet polling has come and should be seriously looked at for the future. One final note. We seem to have public election debates set up for arts issues, for labour union issues and for business community issues. Each of them could well touch on some of the things that concern the general population. But there is no debate that is specifically focussed on residential concerns. Yet residents are the only ones who can vote and they form the largest block of taxpayers. And that’s the way I see it.
seek a fourth successive mandate from Canadians. He has made it clear he plans to drop bombshells which could prove damaging to his old party. My guess is Harper will probably ignore Canada’s fixed date election and call a snap election following the presentation of the new budget. Prime Minister Harper could possibly face a credibility issue if he pulls the plug on the current Parliament. But, he should have no problems coming up with a variety of excuses for calling an early election. He has done this once before. Harper circumvented the last fixed date election when he asked the Governor-General to dissolve a “dysfunctional” House of Commons.
This was just one a year after fixed election date were introduced in 2007. In the meantime, the Liberals, under the charismatic Justin Trudeau, are rapidly gaining new members, new supporters and new ground. The New Democratic Party will not do well in the next election despite what Thomas Mulcair is saying. Mulcair has and continues to perform well during Question period in the House of Commons. The New Democrats did extremely well in vote rich Quebec the last time around. But, there is a big difference between Mulcair and his predecessor. There is no doubt all the three major parties are gearing up for an early election next spring.
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All indications are the next federal election campaign will be very long and nasty. Although Prime Minister Stephen Harper has until Oct. 19, 2015, to keep his job, it seems the ruling Conservatives may send Canadians to the polls well before the scheduled date. There are a number of reasons for this. The Harper government will present an appealing budget, which will contain a lot of goodies and tax cuts, next spring. The Conservatives and the Liberals have already selected candidates for many of the ridings for the enlarged parliament. The thing bothering the
Harper government most is the trial of Senator Mike Duffy trial. This is scheduled for next April and could go on for a couple of weeks. Duffy is facing 31 charges including fraud, breach of trust and bribery. This trial is likely to generate a lot of negative publicity which the Tories will like to avoid. If Duffy goes down, he will try to do as much damage to the Tories as he can. The trial of another disgraced Tory Senator Patrick Brazeau is also pending. And let us not forget that the matter of another Tory Senator Pamela Wallin has not been resolved. The Duffy trial has been haunting and will continue to haunt the Tories for a while. Duffy is not going to keep quiet while the Tories
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CORNWALL, Ontario - During the week of October 5 to 11, the Seaway Valley Community Health Centre (SVCHC) and the Centre de santé communautaire de l’Estrie (CSCE) will be joining community governed primary healthcare organizations across Ontario to celebrate Community Health and Wellbeing Week. A signing of the Community Health and Wellbeing Week proclamation, by Mayor Bob Kilger was held on Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2014. The theme for the week is “Shift the Conversation,” said Corrie D’Alessio, community health worker at Seaway Valley Community Health Centre. “This means changing to a more comprehensive approach of looking at our health and wellness, beyond illness, taking in to account the big picture and considering our overall quality of life where we live, learn, work
and play.” SVCHC will be hosting a series of events during the week including, a healthy recipe contest on October 2; a presentation of its programs and services a Cornwall Square, October 7; and a luncheon, followed by an matinee movie, on October 10, at the Centre. During the week, the CSCE de Cornwall will be hosting a variety of activities for the entire community. On Monday, Oct. 6, at the CSCE (841 Sydney Street), everyone is welcome to attend the excercise group from 10am to 11am, and the card and knitting club at 1 pm. On Tuesday, Oct. 7, join the falls prevention group at the Centre Charles-Émile-Claude, from 10:30 to 11:30. Wednesday, Oct. 8, there will be a Green Box cooking seminar, and story time at the Centre de la Petite Enfance, from 10 am. Thursday, Oct. 9, at 10am, Café échange, discussion with a focus on health and wellness, with professionals in the field. Coffee and snacks will be served (841, rue Sydney – salle communautaire). Friday, Oct. 10, in partnership with Partir d’un bon pas, join the walking group, for children and parents, at the Cornwall Civic Complex, at 10 am. Other activities will be added to the list as they become confirmed. Visit www.cscestrie. on.ca for further details. For further details, contact Corrie D’Alessio, SVCHC, at 613-930-4892 ext. 152.
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CORNWALL, Ontario - A former Cornwall mayor believes there are too few places to vote in the city, and he worries it could limit turnout on election day. Brian Lynch, who was mayor in the late 1980s, said “the small number of voting stations” in Cornwall, 10 scattered throughout the city, is not enough compared to 21 that were established during the June provincial election. “People are more inclined to vote if their polling station is located within walking distance of their home,” he said. “ Many seniors, disabled persons, and people without cars may not get out to vote if their polling station is far from their home.” Lynch is calling for more voting locations in time
for the Oct. 27 election. “In the interest of greater democracy in our municipal elections, the City of Cornwall should rectify this unfortunate situation,” he said. “We should be doing everything possible to encourage everyone to exercise their democratic right to vote. Having fewer voting locations discourages and prevents some of our residents from voting.” City clerk Helen Finn defended the city’s polling strategy, and pointed out there are, in fact, a lot more than the 10 locations that are getting most of the spotlight. She said in addition eight institutions and retirement homes are available for people to cast a ballott, as well as eight other so-called “large complexes.” She said the facilities include Riverdale Terrace
and McConnell Manor, to name just a couple. “Anyone can vote anywhere,” she stressed. “It’s not like the 1980s, where you had to go to a (specific place).” Finn also pointed out there are advanced polling dates (Benson Centre, Cornwall Square and Eastcourt Mall on Thursday, October 9, Friday, October 10, and Saturday, October 11) as well as dates set aside to vote early at city hall. Voters can cast ballots Oct. 14 to 17 and 20 and 21 at city hall. The 10 other voting locations in Cornwall on election day, include Viscount Alexander School, city hall, Eastcourt Mall, La Citadelle Secondary School, the Benson Centre, Cornwall Square, L’Heritage Secondary School, General Vanier School, Eamer’s Corners Public School and Rose des Vents
School. The city has had some issues with the voter cards that have been mailed out to eligible - and some noneligible - people in Cornwall. Recently the 15-year-old daughter of council candidate Greg Kielec received a voter card. She cannot cast a ballot until she is 18. Others have reached out to Seaway News and suggested they have received voter cards for family members who no longer live in the city. City hall gets its voter information from the Municipal Property Assessment Corproration, which uses census data and property title information when it compiles its list. The city refines the list before sending out voter cards. More revisions then take place to mitigate further errors. Individuals need to produce ID, in addition to the voter card, before casting a ballot.
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Attic maintenance: Put a hat on your home (NC)—Just as people lose most of their heat through their heads, houses lose most of their heat through the attic space. Now that fall is here and winter is looming, it’s time to make sure your attic keeps in as much heat as possible. Half of typical home heat is lost due to poorly insulated walls, floors and attics. Adding insulation is cost-effective, won’t take very long, and could save you 15 per cent on your heating bills, or roughly $200 per year. Nearly 25 per cent of your home’s heat could be leaving via the attic
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(L3198) SUPER SEMI! This large 4 bdrm 18373 CTY Rd 19 (SOUTH BRAnCH Rd) - $357,900 semi is well-renovated & ready to move in. (L0935) If you need a larger home, this is it! A fooler from the road, so why not call for your personal tour today. MICHAEL VAndER MEER**
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17741 CTY Rd 43, MOnkLAnd - $136,500
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(L1100) Seeking the ultimate in a home? Your search ends here! Possibility of an In-Law Suite. Beautifully-kept 2070 sq.ft. raised bung with many extras. Don’t delay. call Sherry Today.
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242 YATES AVE $127,900
6596 TREE HAVEn Rd - $449,900
(L1475) Impeccably-maint 3 bdrm WATERFRONT home with approx 1850 sq.ft., beautiful open concept dining area off kit, bright spacious family rm, gorgeous frpl, abv grd pool & much more.
JULIE QUESnEL** 613-662-7653 23 TWELFTH ST E $129,900
(L3052) Good solid starter home! Ideal for young couple or young family looking to enter the home ownership world. 2 main flr bdrms & possibility of additional bdrm in the loft area. Front & rear enclosed porches. Good rear yard with detached garage.
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1932 COnCORdE AVE - $269,900
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UnIQUE OPPORTUnITY nEW PRICE $199,000
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(L2982) MOVE-IN READY! Upated all brick bungalow located in desired Sunrise Acres. (L2932) All brick 3+2 bdrm bung in great family area featuring many updates, fenced Home features 3+2 bdrms, new hdwd throughout mail flr, & new impressive tiles in rear yard, att garage. New 30yr roof & New Natural Gas furnace will be installed soon. She will be sending me a new picture to replace the one that is there. entry. Call for your private viewing. New Natural Gas furnace will be installed.
SOLD 20156 CELTIC LAnE, LAnCASTER - $489,000
(L2434) WATERFRONT ON RAISIN RIVER. PRIVATE & SECLUDED.
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(L2208) A pleasant mixture of old & new nEW PRICE $189,900 $129,900 (L2730) This home has it all - charm, (L2161) 3 Bdrm Century home on a 2.15 in this 4 bdrm home on acre lot with lots of extras. character, location & so much more. acre lot with old barn & outbuilding.
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(L2785) ARISTOCRATIC LOOKING FROM EVERY ANGLE! An elegant home that speaks of the Pride of Ownership!
(L2963) Retiring, First Time Buyer or 1714 BRAnCH dR - $149,900 a Desire for a country living? This cute (L2850) MOVE-IN-READY! 3 Bdrm semi 1702 PETER ST - nEW PRICE $199,500 2 bdrm home on an acre of land is a with abv grd pool in a great north end (L2859) 3 Bdrm bung on beautiful lot. New air conditioner & gas furnace, hardwood location. MUST TO SEE! floors. LESLIE O’SHAUGHnESSY* LESLIE O’SHAUGHnESSY*
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13 PiercY st., iNgLesiDe A fantastic raised bungalow home awaits its next family to love in the village of Ingleside. Located on a quiet family friendly street and backing onto a park. Bright and sunny this 3 bdrm home has room to spread out with a 2nd family room on the partially finished lower level. 2 natural gas fireplaces, one on each level. Shingles replaced in August 2014. Call today to see this gem of a home. MLS# L2863 $179,900.
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34 abagaiL, LoNg saULt A must see, this 1 year old home in the village of Long Sault, just 10 minutes from Cornwall. This tastefully designed 3+2 bed and 2.5 bath bungalow is perfect for any family. The master bdrm has a walk-in closet and a beautiful en suite. The main living space is open concept with hdwd and granite floors. The French doors in the kitchen lead you to a large deck for outside entertainment. A great home with no worries. Don’t wait and call Jo Ann for a private viewing. MLS# L3232 $359,900
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22-22 ½ aLbert st. This side-by-side duplex offers a good cash flow, also features one 3 bdrm & one 1 bdrm unit. Tenants pay their own utilities. Many recent renos. For more info, please call. MLS# L3049 $124,900. harDeeP siNgh 613-936-3996
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1233 casWeLL cresceNt, corNWaLL Have a new home for Christmas. This large 2 storey home is ready for a new family. It has 4 bdrms, 2 baths, a large living room, a separate dining room. Both levels are carpet free and a main level laundry room. French doors in the living room takes you out to a large screened in sunroom. A large backyard for your summer enjoyment with lots of room for storage in the utility shed and a two car garage. This one will sell fast, call Jo Ann for a private viewing. $174,900
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308 secoND st east UNit 306 Centrally located 1 bedroom condo within walking distance to transit, mall, parks, churches etc. A large balcony off the living room faces south east with a beautiful view of the heated in ground pool, gardens. The condo fees include water taxes, air conditioning, electricity, heat. Indoor parking; call Jo Ann for viewing. L2749 $129,900 jo aNN LaNgstaff 613-577-1873
12 acres oN corNWaLL ceNtre roaD 12.29 acres lot close to the corner of Cornwall Centre Road and Brookdale Ave. Prime location to build a residential subdvision. Potential of rezoning as it is next to commercial property (Irving`s Truck Stop). MLS# L1796 $1,000,000. taLat bUtt 613-361-2927
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1211a-1217 Pitt street If you are a commercial investor, this property is an excellent match. Generating a great cash flow. Gross revenue $57,588.00 and net $40,719.00. Call me to book a showing 613361-2927. MLS# L3003 $360,000. taLat bUtt 613-361-2927
4890 johNsoN rD Superior quality 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath home built in 2003 on 8.3 acres in a private setting, with many enhancements over the last few years: insulated, heated attached garage; 9 stall heated and insulated horse stable, with tack room, auto water system, camera system and much more. $388,900 L3085 taLat bUtt 613-361-2927
SOLD soLD iN oNe DaY 25 arthUr street IF YOU WANT YOUR RUN DOWN HOMES SOLD, CALL ME MLS# L2725 $12,000 taLat bUtt 613-361-2927
NeWLY reNoVateD hoMe 6686 braY street, gLeN WaLter Newly and completely renovated home with 4 bdrms and 2 full washrooms. Windows were replaced in 2011. Floors were done in 2008. 2 sunrooms were made in 2009. Furnace and hot water tank were replaced in 2011 and much more, come and see yourself. MLS# L1584 $159,000.
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20075 KeNYoN coNcessioN roaD 6, aLexaNDria 89 Acre Farmhouse. Call for more details. MLS# L3070 $448,000 taLat bUtt 613-361-2927
be YoUr oWN boss! 33 QUeeN st., crYsLer Fantastic business opportunity! This great property features a gas station, restaurant and living accommodations all in one! Call today for detailed information! MLS# L2915 $789,000 hiLDa bUitiNg 613-913-0891
SOLD 620 first street east This well-kept 3 bedroom bungalow makes life affordable. The main floor has 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, dining area, large living room and a galley kitchen with lots of cupboards. The roof is 5 yrs old and the gas forced air furnace is 5 yrs old. This home is move-in ready and waiting for a new family. Won’t last long! Call Jo Ann for a private viewing. MLS# L2282 $100,000 jo aNN LaNgstaff 613-577-1873
89 acres to riDe or roaM! 408 YorK street, corNWaLL Charming home that`s move-in ready! Beautiful 3 bedroom home. 200 AMP breakers, high efficiency furnace + central air installed 2004. MLS# L2746 $174,900. jefferY MarteLocK 613-363-5555
16700 WiLLY aLLaN rD, LUNeNbUrg Build your dream home on this beautiful 3.22 acre property on Willy Allan Road. Culvert driveway already installed. This lot features beautiful mature trees in a nicely growing area of Willy Allan Road. MLS# L2983 $31,000 PeNNY rUDDerhaM 613-930-3377
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23 arthUr street IF YOU WANT YOUR MULTI UNITS SOLD, CALL ME MLS# L2726 $154,900 taLat bUtt 613-361-2927
1120 LasaLLe rD, corNWaLL Spacious all brick 3 bdrm, 1 bath bungalow, updated bsmt which includes a fabulous field stone wall and gas fireplace. The lot measures 60x100 feet and features a private rear yard. Located in a great neighbourhood, close to the hospital, schools and shopping. Call today to arrange a viewing. sUsaN heLMer 613-938-3860
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16 froNt street, fiNch Fantastic 1 1/2 storey home located in a quiet village. Main floor features kitchen, dining room, living room, 2 bedrooms including ensuite bath. Upper level boasts a master bedroom suite with walk-in closet and bathroom. Great backyard to relax and enjoy your time. MLS# L1708 $164,900. hiLDa bUitiNg 613-913-0891
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3 bdrms, 2 bath semi for rent in the north end. $1100 plus utilities. Available now. For more info contact Hardeep Singh harDeeP siNgh 613-936-3996
647 gLoUcester street This two storey semi-detached is a little investment. Offers 2 bedrooms, computer room, 4 piece bath, living room & kitchen. Washer, dryer hookup, unfinished basement. Roof & shingles (2011). Furnace (2012). Hot water tank (2012). MLS# L2032 $89,900. jefferY MarteLocK 613-363-5555
121 Water st W #107 Spacious main floor condo in downtown Cornwall. Two bedrooms with two full baths. Open concept dining room / living room which features a gas fireplace. Large master has an ensuite and two closets. Underground parking, large separate storage locker and elevator are features you cannot pass on! $207,500 tiM fraNcis 613-361-2846
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2940 McNairN Why rent when you can own? This little gem sits minutes from Cornwall on a quiet dead end street. Fantastic potential rental for the investor, or a cute home for a retiring couple. Spacious 100ft x 100ft lot plus a 20ft x 20ft attached garage. One bedroom, one bathroom and a cute and bright kitchen make it worth a peek! Call today before it’s gone! $79,900 L3122
3059a johNstoN aVeNUe, corNWaLL Live comfortably and affordably in this great semi-detached located in Eamers Corners. With many cosmetic upgrades over the past few years, this home is in move-in ready condition. With the additional living room, bdrms and bathroom in bsmt makes a high possibility to have an “in-law suite”. Don`t miss out on your opportunity to own this lovely home! MLS# L2748 $165,000.
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3205 ViNceNt MasseY Dr If you are an entrepreneur with a vision for a home-base retail store, this may be the perfect location for you. On this 1.26 acres of prime retail space located on Highway 2 between Long Sault and Cornwall you will find a 14 year old 3+1 bedroom, 3 bathroom Stone Bungalow in 1478 square feet of modern living space with loads of natural light. This property boasts a mid 1800 century barn that was relocated to this property in 1960 from Dunvegan in Glengarry. This barn has many stories to tell and for the last few years beautiful handcrafted furniture was created and sold. The log cabin that sits next to the barn has seen numerous businesses that brought out many tourists and locals to purchase the wares within its walls. Locally made cheese, maple syrup, antiques and souvenirs from the area. Pioneers Corner is looking for that person to carry on the dreams of owners past and bring it back to life. L2771 $399,900
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1760 cUMberLaND st., corNWaLL Beautiful 5 bedroom bungalow in a great area. This home features hardwood floors in living room and hall, large kitchen with loads of cupboards and patio doors leading to a 2 tier deck. Downstairs has a completely finished basement with large rec room, gas stove, 2 large bedrooms and another bath with Jacuzzi tub. Furnace, kitchen, roof & basement all updated since 2008! Don’t miss this one. $218,000
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aFForDaBle norTh enD BrICK BunGalow 1424 reneal sTreeT, Cornwall Located on a quiet north end street, this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home offers many upgrades including roof, furnace, sewer lateral and more. Large yard with deck. Close to schools, shopping, health club and bike path. Quick possession is possible. L2692 $179,900 laurIn (moe) mauraIs* 613-363-3052
norTh enD 5 BeDroom BunGalow home 1816 BrooKDale avenue, Cornwall Bungalow features 5 good sized bedrooms, main floor laundry and 2 full baths. Attached single garage (with 220), fenced yard, 24 foot pool, deck, play house and swing set for the little ones to enjoy. Updates including newly installed gas furnace and central ac/heat pump (July 2014). L2638 $164,900 laurIn (moe) mauraIs* 613-363-3052
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30 ChanTIne DrIve Quality craftsmanship and attention to detail are evident throughout this 3+1 bedroom executive bungalow featuring grand living room, open concept kitchen with granite countertops, fantastic sunroom, 2 gas fireplaces, double garage, finished basement all in a great desirable location. MLS# L2586 $475,000.
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InvesTmenT ProPerTY 36 GlouCesTer sTreeT souTh, Cornwall Triplex with 3+1 bedroom units that generates good cash flow in a convenient location for tenants, close to parks and walking distance to shopping. MLS# L1287 $134,900. PeTer hICKeY 613-551-6776
unIQue home 5739 rIChmonD Dr, lonG saulT All brick 3 bedroom home, unspoiled basement, beautiful gazebo surrounded with some fantastic concrete walkways. Zoning: 302 more than one structure used for residential purposes. This property offers a second well along with a holding tank towards the back of the property. L2783 $299,900 jeFFerY marTeloCK 613-363-5555
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 $134,900 PeTer hICKeY 613-551-6776
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17357 amell roaD This beautiful log home has much to offer. Recently renovated kitchen and bathrooms. The sunroom at the rear of the home is the perfect place to unwind. Professionally landscaped yard with interlocking brick patio, all on over an acre. Come and see this gem of a property. $289,900 L1629
638 Fraser avenue, Cornwall This 2+1 bedroom semi is tastefully decorated and in a great location. This home has many upgrades, including windows and hardwood floors. Fully finished basement with separate entrance at rear of home, perfect for a home business. Fully fenced yard and walking distance to schools. A garden enthusiast’s dream. $179,900 L2581
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Ten BeDrooms + In-law suITe 506 FIFTh sT. easT Large home with 10 bedrooms, 4 baths, 3 kitchens, detached garage with workshop, in-law suite, parking and a fenced in rear yard. Lot 120’ x 99’. Call for more details and/or view MLS # L2817 alFreD heIm* 613-938-3860
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norTh enD semI 3059 norThDale DrIve Well maintained north end semi located on a dead end street. 3 beds, 2 baths, rec room, fully fenced yard, 3 season room and a newer roof. Main floor is an inviting open concept layout with dining area and warmed by a gas fireplace. L1607 $174,900 laurIn (moe) mauraIs* 613-363-3052
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18708 CounTY roaD 19, wIllIamsTown Nice bungalow 15 minutes to Cornwall on 1.5 acres. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, attached heated garage, propane fireplace and more. Lots of room for bonfires and entertaining. Call today to book your appointment to see this one. L2535 $214,900
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Second floor 1 bedroom condo in secure building. Gas fireplace. Air conditioning. 6 appliances included. Live maintenance free. 1 indoor and 1 outdoor parking space. MLS# L2233 $151,900
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6611 treeHaVeN, sUMerstOWN 4 +1 bedroom, 3000 sq. foot home in beautiful Treehaven. Bring your boat right into your backyard. Enjoy the bonus Florida room, finished basement, double garage & large lot in this lovely setting. MLS# L1565 $459,900
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Century country home on a secluded 11 acre Charming Red Cedar country home,double car cleared property in Apple Hill. Home features; garage. ,Home features large open kitchen to 1/1 half bath, large open concept kitchen with entertain guests with exquisite oak cabinets & a open site lines to dining room, 2 spacious living unique centre island. 2+1 baths, 3 beds, ensuite, rooms. 3 good sized bedrooms, 3 pc bath. Only hardwood & ceramic throughout. 10 min. to 20 minutes from Cornwall just off Hwy 20 Apple Cornwall just off Hyw 138, this gem won’t last long! Hill...MLS#L2641 REDUCED TO $154,500 MLS# L2309 $319,900
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47 adaM street, COrNWaLL
Great east end location, double driveway(8 cars), carport, double garage, deck, above ground pool! Truly a rare find! This 2+1 bed, 2 full baths, large bathroom and walk in closet. MLS # L3093 $229,900
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35-35a ViMY street, COrNWaLL
3+1 bdrm. brick bungalow, 1.5 bath home features many updates including shingles 2013, furnace 2011, kitchen 2011, etc. quick possession available. MLS# L2120 $189,900
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19919 COUNtY rOad 18, sOUtH GLeNGarrY
Very private 1.34 acre, 2 storey home with lots of character! 4+1 bedrooms, 1 bath, large kitchen, main floor laundry, wrap-around porch and lots of natural light. MLS# L2358 $199,900
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2238 tOLLGate rOad West
Move-in condition semi featuring 3 bedrooms (large master with walk-in closet), floating floors, newer windows and large shed in the back. MLS# L2287 $149,999
Just minutes from town you will find this 2bdrm property featuring open kitchen, formal dining with patio doors, 2 garages (1 double and 1 single), large fenced yard and finished rec room with wet bar.
Brick Bungalow with carport!
161-169 NiNtH street West, COrNWaLL
Good investment, good location. large parking area for tenants. this five plex contains: 2 x 1 bedroom units, 1 x 2 bedroom unit, 1 x 3 bedroom unit, 1 bachelor. the shingles were redone in 2010, lower 2 bedroom unit was totally restored in 2014 and other units were renovated in last couple years. MLS# L2358 $199,900
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16698 MaLONeY rOad, st aNdreW’s West
This country property offers you convenient access to Highway 18. This lovely 3 bdrm bungalow with attached garage on almost an acre of land. Open concept kitchen/dining area offers plenty of cabinetry. Living room features cathedral ceilings and a finished basement with cozy fireplace. MLS# L2883 $269,900
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Duplex with downstairs 2+1 bedroom unit and upstairs 2 bedroom unit. Good cash flow and good location. Tenants pay own utilities. Each unit has washer/dryer hookups. Garage on property for storage. Nice fenced backyard. MLS# L2059 $154,900
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Fully upgraded 2+1 bedroom home with open concept kitchen/living room. Main floor laundry, 2 piece bathroom, patio doors in kitchen leading to large deck, nice fenced backyard. Good location and walking distance to all amenities. Seller will consider holding 2nd mortgage for qualified buyer. MLS #L3053 $154,999
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3454 Bruce St.
This 3 bedroom home offers many updates windows, gas furnace, central air, gas stove in rec room, hardwood floors, ceramic tile. Basement is finished with large rec room, 4th bedroom and 3PC bath. Outside you will enjoy large rear yard. Large double paved driveway, carport and 24 x 30 heated garage. Well landscaped yard. House Taxes $1,788.00. Water Taxes $372.95 (water heater rental $348.07). Gas Heat $1,798.00. Hydro $1,570.77. Total $4,877.79 MLS L2244
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This duplex would be ideal for owner occupancy. Located close to all amenities. Both units are spacious and have 2 bedroom and own laundry facility. The lower unit has a basement/recroom with separate access/entry. MLS# L2930 $179,999
MarYse GaGNON-rUest 613-363-6279
3033 JOHNstON aVeNUe, COrNWaLL This lovely north end home features 2 + 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, finished basement with gas fireplace, formal dining room with patio leading to rear yard. Enjoy the evening in the hot tub (included). MLS# L1735 $199,999
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Frank Prevost 613-361-4317 1435 First street east This brick bungalow features 3 bdrms on main floor, updates include: kitchen cupboards, main floor bathroom and roof. Property has LOADS OF POTENTIAL. MLS#L2559 $154,900
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627 Pitt Street Here is a well established barber shop right on Pitt St. with high traffic area known as John’s Barber Shop; turn key operation with a three bedroom home that has undergone many renovations in the last few years; private rear fenced yard. Own your own barber shop with loads of clientele. L1430
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(NC)—It’s once again time to prepare your home for winter and the most important task is ensuring your heating system is ready. For some, it may be time to invest in a new furnace, for others, your furnace may just need a little TLC. The rule of thumb is any furnace older than 15 years should be replaced with a newer, more efficient model that has a good Energy Star rating. This replacement could save you $450 per year in energy bills. If a new heating system isn’t in the budget, here are a few tips to save money on your energy bills: • Thermostat: for every degree you turn it down, you could be saving five percent of your heating costs. • Hot Water: turn down the temperature just one or two degrees and you could save 11 percent of your water heating costs. • Program it: turn the temperature down when you’re not home, it could save you up to 20 percent on your heating bill. • Air filters: clean them regularly to remove any fire hazards, prevent allergen build-up and allow your furnace to work at optimum capacity. • Cables and Wires: check all of your furnaces electrical connections for damage and wear. • Oil and gas: check all of your oil or gas connections, gas pressure, burner combustion and heat exchange—this will ensure there is no fire hazard and you’ll know your furnace is burning fuel as efficiently as possible. If you’re unsure about checking your furnace yourself, hire in a specialist.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Autumn: time for a good clean-up! filter. After cleaning the pool thoroughly, pour in the products included in the pool-closing kit and store pool accessories in a dry place. Do a good clean-up of your garage or your shed. Store the pool accessories, garden furniture, bicycles, the lawnmower, gardening tools and the barbecue at the back. Then find a handy place for the snow blower, the shovels and winter sports equipment, etc. Before being put away for the winter, some items such as the garden furniture and the
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Spread earth or compost on your flower beds. Annual bulbs should be dug up and stored where they will be protected from frost. Prune perennials and cover them with mulch. Mow the grass one last time, taking care to pick up all the grass cuttings.
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as a musty smell, condensation on windows, white powdery stains on concrete floors and discolouration on walls, ceilings or floors. • Use proper ventilation, such as a fan hood vented to the outdoors, when cooking with a gas range or oven. • Keep vents and registers clear of dust and debris. From outside your home • Use weather-stripping and caulking to seal gaps and cracks in and outside the house to prevent outdoor pollutants from coming in. • Consider investing in an insulation/air barrier system which can minimize the flow of outdoor pollutants and allergens into the home. The moisture management provided by this type of insulation can also help provide your house with protection against moisture that can lead to other indoor air quality issues.
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barbecue need a good cleaning, and other things like lawnmowers need tune ups. Well before winter arrives, protect any young trees or shrubs by wrapping them with a wooden or plastic snow fence, jute or geotextile canvas. Tie the branches together to protect them from the weight of the snow.
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ARIES
An issue at work requires your immediate attention, Aries. This situation must be approached delicately, but don’t be afraid to speak your mind and accept the results.
TAURUS
Taurus, a busy week awaits but just take things one project at a time. Keep to yourself for a little bit in an attempt to stay focused on the numerous tasks at hand.
GEMINI
Gemini, your positive attitude is why people have grown to rely on you in tight spots. Plant a smile on your face and others will benefit from your positive influence.
CANCER
Cancer, it’s hard to know when to be assertive at work. You want to appear competent and in control, but you also want to build a good rapport with coworkers. Experiment a little.
LEO
Leo, give plans time to develop, but don’t feel the need to hide your enthusiasm about the prospects. Trust your instincts as to when is a good time to get moving.
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VIRGO
Virgo, you cannot control the behavior of others, but you can change your own direction to counteract some unexpected developments. Keep an open mind.
LIBRA
Don’t be surprised if your schedule gets turned upside down this week, Libra. It’s important to roll with the punches so others can see how flexible you can be.
SCORPIO
Scorpio, an unconventional approach is your key to success this week. While others are following Plan A, go with Plan B and you may meet with great results.
SAGITTARIUS
Fantasy can overtake reality if you let it, Sagittarius. You may need to rein in your hopes and dreams for a bit and focus on some more practical matters.
CROSSWORDS CLUES ACROSS 1. Pottery brand 6. Contemporary hit radio 9. Tatouhou 13. Modeled 14. Whale ship captain 15. On _ __ with 16. Dirty fossil fuel 17. The same 18. Wealthy 19. Actress Baranski 21. Bangladesh’s capital, old 22. Gross receipts 23. Runs PCs 24. Yukon Territory 25. Angry 28. Have the ability to 29. City of light 31. Person from U.K. (abbr.) 33. Helper 36. Walking steps 38. Cablegram (abbr.) 39. Slang for famous person 41. Skin cancers 44. Body fluids 45. More dry 46. Roman seven 48. Actress Farrow 49. 1st Lady of Song’s initials 51. Disorderly crowd 52. Less in spanish
54. Br. broad valleys 56. Good Wife’s Julianna 60. Expression of annoyance 61. Blocks 62. 4840 square yards 63. The culminating point 64. Hit an unreturned serve 65. Excessively fat 66. Scorch the surface of 67. Dekaliter 68. Ruhr River city
CLUES DOWN 1. Prevents harm to young 2. Children’s tale bear 3. Eskers 4. Small food stores 5. -__, denotes past 6 .Mentums 7. Gadoid fish 8. Rainbow effect 9. Live in or on hosts 10. Long narrative poem 11. Informal term for tobacco (Br.) 12. One who has attained nirvana 14. One who estranges 17. Collection of maps 20. Pouchlike structure 21. Simple column 23. Constitution Hall org. 25. Apple notebook com-
puter 26. Biblical Syria 27. Cuts into small pieces 29. Talked profusely 30. Hawthorne’s city 32. Takes readings from other distant instruments 34. 13th Hebrew letter 35. Filippo __, Saint
37. Gulf of, in the Aegean 40. Bleat 42. A bird’s beak 43. Performs a song 47. Note of hand 49. Icelandic poems 50. Ludicrous, empty show 52. Peter Pan illustrator Attwell
CAPRICORN
Friends may distract you from work this week, Capricorn. Although it’s not wise to let responsibilities slide completely, you can probably get away with a day of slacking off.
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Aquarius, the physical rewards for all your hard work will become apparent soon. You’ll find that all of your efforts thus far have been well worth the sacrifices. Pisces, although you may dream of escaping the daily grind, you may need to persevere for just a little while longer. Your respite is coming.
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Boys & Girls Club of Cornwall/SDG Club Garçons et Filles de Cornwall/SDG
Working together for the youth of S. D. & G. CORNWALL, Ontario – Talk about trying to tell the players without a program. Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Cornwall and District (BBBS), as well as their friends at the Boys and Girls Club of Cornwall (BGC), are often miscast when it comes to the good work they do on behalf of young people and their families in the Seaway City. Heck, even their acronyms are kind of similar. It’s an honest mistake, to be sure. Two community-based agencies, helmed by some truly fantastic people that are backed up by an army of volunteers (Boys and Girls club is not a volunteer program. They have paid staff) who want to make Cornwall a better place for children – it’s not difficult to get them confused.
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Littles matched through BBBS can often be found enjoying the programming offered by BGC. It speaks to the quality of the work both agencies do, while also expressing a need to maintain and in some cases augment their services. BBBS, as an example, does not receive government funding and relies almost exclusively on donations and fundraising to accomplish its goals. Likewise at BGC, which sees 57 per cent of its revenue collected via donations. Both BBBS and BGC are United Way member agencies, and rely heavily on the good work done by that charity to meet the requirements of their clientele. “Cornwall and the surrounding area is such a giving
Boys & Girls Club of Cornwall/SDG Club Garçons et Filles de Cornwall/SDG
Who We Are - What We Do Programs for Kids (6 – 12) After School Program – This program is offered at 7 locations in Cornwall and is free to Members of the Club. Full Day Programs – This includes PD Day programs, Winter Break, March Break and Summer Camp. ReadE for Summer – This free 2-week summer camp is offered in partnership with Upper Canada District School Board with a focus on improving retention, building literacy skills and having fun. Programs for Teens (12 – 18) Drop-In – This is offered at both the Henry St and 506 Clubhouses. Activities include tabletop tournaments, cooking meals, video games and other fun activities chosen by the Members.
Both Amanda Brisson, executive director of BBBS, and Jacquie Richards, her counterpart at BGC, laugh when they discuss the similarities, and important differences, that are innocently confused from time to time. “Sometimes people come to my office, looking to pick up their children,” Brisson said with a laugh, referring to the colourful BBBS main office on Third Street West in Cornwall. The thing is, those children are likely found across town, enjoying the daily activities at BGC, which is located on First Street East. “We’ve also had people make similar mistakes,” agreed Richards.“But when you have two organizations, as closely linked as we are, it’s easy to make that mistake.” BBBS and BGC have a rich history in Cornwall. Both offer programming that helps young people learn life skills, while also enjoying activities that offer a chance to grow and learn among their peers. But there are key differences.
BIG BUNCH (ages 6-16) - Volunteer in a group activity twice per month as a team with children on our waiting list (2 volunteers/2 to 5 children)
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Over at the interactive offices of BGC, area children aged six to 18 can enjoy a myriad of fun activities with other young people. After-school programs are offered, PD Day activities and education programming for teens are part of the regular regimen. Things are different, but equally rewarding, at BBBS, which offers a mentoring program that pairs young people with adults. And unlike BGC, the lion’s share of the activities offered by way of a BBBS mentoring partnership take place off-site, almost always at venues and attractions that ‘Bigs’ and ‘Littles’ choose to attend. BBBS partnerships, while beginning at age 6, can last well into adulthood because of the relationships between Big and Littles. “We are two groups that have the best interests of children at heart,” said Richards. “We’re just coming at it from a pair of angles that happen to be slightly different.” Brisson agreed, suggesting the relationship between the two groups is steadfast. “We’re not only colleagues who have the same goal, but we’re also all friends,” she said. “The children that are helped by our agencies really get to enjoy the best of both worlds.” No kidding.
TRADITIONAL BIG BROTHER/BIG SISTER (ages 6-16) - Spend a few hours once a week one on one with your Little brother or little sister COUPLES FOR KIDS (ages 6-16) - You and your spouse volunteer together once a week for a few hours with your Little IN SCHOOL MENTORING (JK-Gr8) Volunteer Mentor meets with a Mentee (student) on school property, at the same time once a week for 1 hour GO GIRLS (ages 10-14) - A mentoring program designed to promote physical activity, and healthy eating in young girls. Incorporates fun, education & relationship building activities GAME ON (ages 10-14) - A mentoring program designed to promote and inform boys how to make healthy lifestyle choices, based on 4 themes: physical activity, healthy eating, etc. region,” said Brisson. “We’re lucky that so many people recognize the work that we do, and the need to keep it going.” Richards said without the support of volunteers and donations, things would be different. “Every time I see a smile on the face of one of the children in our program, I believe we are making a difference,” she said. The next step for both agencies is to build on the success they have already achieved – working together to help children, while also staying on course with their individual mandates. “Both agencies are so important, we know people realize we are important pillars of the community,” said Richards. Brisson wouldn’t have it any other way. “It’s nice to know that this isn’t a competition. We all love our kids, and want nothing more than to see them happy, and succeed,” she said.
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SLIDESHOW: Bridge demo work shows early progress CORNWALL, Ontario - The demolition of the Seaway International Bridge is in full swing, with a large sectioning of the decking already removed. Passersby and motorists who look up near the corner of Brookdale Avenue and Water Street can now see daylight for the first time in decades. Demolition crews began mobilizing this weeks ago to start the 18-month task of bringing down the Seaway International Bridge, which runs above and beside Brookdale Avenue. Crews began by removing the decking of the bridge, which will be followed by its steel
apparatus, and finally the concrete pillars, in time for a 2016 deadline. Parts of Brookdale will remain open during the work, perhaps one lane in each direction, and on occasions intersections like the one that crosses Second Street West may have to be completely shuttered for a short period of time. Demo crews will remove decking in large chunks that can be easily managed by a crane and set down on the back of flatbed trucks that will carry it away. For more photos, go to www. cornwallseawaynews.com Decking has been removed from the Seaway International Bridge. Photo: Federal Bridge Corporation.
RELIGION & OBITUARIES
Religious pitfalls pastor's perspective Pastor john scorgie Whether a person is religious or not doesn’t ultimately matter to God. Now that may surprise some of you. The truth doesn’t change because someone has a particularly religious perspective on life. The truth doesn’t change because someone claims, “I’m an atheist” or “I’m a secular humanist”. The things that are genuinely spiritual, divine and eternal don’t go through seasons of change. I wish now to address those who would consider themselves having a religious bent. My words are actually words of caution not commendation. So here goes. Be careful that you don’t become totally preoccupied with mere external religious activities. Don’t be satisfied with simply going
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Words cannot express how grateful we are for your kindness during this time. It is through the support of professionals, friends and family that has helped our families get through this difficult time. Thank you for your love and prayers. Jackie Brazeau & family
through the motions. God sees right through that one! Then too, be careful that you don’t rely superficially on any religious ceremony or activity. Neither is an end in themselves but point beyond themselves. Again, God sees right through that one! And finally, be careful that you are not interested in merely acquiring more and more information on religious beliefs, traditions, history, and practices. God sees right through that as well! These are just some of the occupational hazards of being religious – having the appearance of being religious with the real possibility of totally lacking the spiritual authenticity of knowing, loving, worshipping, serving and following the living Lord! So please, if you think you’re the religious type, watch out for these three pitfalls! They are perilous indeed!
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GADBOIS, Adrien Wilbert In his 88th year, passed peacefully on September 29th, 2014 at Woodland Villa, Long Sault, Ontario. Predeceased by wife, Jacqueline Gadbois (Lefebvre) in 1978, his parents, Clifford and Claire (Leroux) Gadbois and brothers, Garnet, Michael, Douglas, George and Gordon. Survived by his six children, Lana Keough (Dan), Sebastian, Florida, John (Elaine), Cornwall, Dana (Louise), Cornwall, Shean Cholodiuk (William deceased), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Gregg (Kim), Brockville, and Conzy Grant, Edmonton, Alberta. Also surviving are his eleven grandchildren and their families, Daniel, Gregory and Matthew Keough, Jeffrey and Jason Gadbois, Amanda Gadbois Brown and Christopher Gadbois, Christian Cholodiuk, Emily and Liam Gadbois and Angela Deschamps. Also survived by thirteen great grandchildren and four brothers, Aubrey (Anita deceased) Orvis (Betty), Percy (Ruth) and Elmer (Isabel). Adrien was born in Tyotown on October 26th, 1926 and lived there most of his life. He was a WW 11 veteran, owned a construction business and developed Sapphire Hills subdivision in his later years. He served his community as a school trustee and a longtime reeve of Charlottenburgh Township. The family wishes to thank Woodland Villa for their kindness and tremendous care that they showed Adrien during his final years. As per Mr. Gadbois’ request, his body will be cremated followed by a private family grave-side service at Notre Dame Cemetery. HOLTON, Effie Stella Passed away suddenly at home on Friday, October 3, 2014. Stella Holton (née Brake) of Cornwall; age 84 years. Beloved wife of the late
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Frederick Holton. Dear mother of Jennifer Gail Holton (Scott McConkey) of Cornwall and David Holton. Predeceased by her son Peter. Cherished grandmother of Jennifer Delorme Holton and Victoria Arsenault both of Cornwall. Survived by one sister Judy Brake. Dear daughter of the late Harrison Brake and the late Effie (Hunt) Brake. Predeceased by two brothers Donald and Harry and six sisters Anna Sirota, Roberta Turnbull, Barbara, Laura and Thelma Brake. Survived by many nieces and nephews. Stella may be remembered for her sometimes eccentric style of dress and perhaps that she loved her sunglasses, socks and sandals. She was a kind gentle soul who lived by her own rules. She was a member of the Seaway Seniors Club and avid Bingo player. Rested at the Lahaie and Sullivan Cornwall Funeral Homes, West Branch. Funeral was held on Wednesday, October 8, 2014 in the Memorial Chapel of the Funeral Home. Cremation. LAFLAMME, Louise Anne Passed away peacefully at the Cornwall Community Hospital McConnell Site on Tuesday, September 30, 2014. Louise Anne Laflamme of Cornwall; age 60 years. Loving mother of Michael Chicoine, Kimberley Chicoine and Christopher Chicoine. Dearest grandmother of many grandchildren. Survived by brothers and sisters. Rested at Lahaie and Sullivan, Cornwall Funeral Homes, West Branch. Funeral was held on Saturday, October 4, 2014 for Service in the Memorial Chapel of the Funeral Home. Cremation.
Obituaries are online daily at www.cornwallseawaynews.com
Laflèche, Claude À la douce mémoire d’un cher époux, père, grandpère, rappeler vers Dieu le Père le 12 octobre 2013. Nous aurions préférées qu’il nous épargne encore plusieurs année. Tu nous manque beaucoup. Dans nos cœurs, ta mémoire et notre amour pour toi seras conservée et ne jamais oublier. Wishing today as we wished before that God could have spared you many more years. In our hearts, your memory is kept to love, to cherish and to never forget.
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New details emerge in high-profile fraud case CORNWALL, Ontario - A local financial planner who also helmed a community-advocacy group will appear in court again later this month. Gilles Latour, former chair of Team Cornwall, made an appearance in Cornwall court this week, where specifics of the police charges he is facing became clearer. Latour is accused of defrauding one individual of $36,000 by not directing the funds as he was instructed, according to documents filed at the Cornwall Courthouse.
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He is also alleged to have committed a breach of trust by converting $165,000 for a use that was unauthorized by another individual looking to invest the money. The alleged actions translated into police charges that include fraud over $5,000, theft by conversion, false pretenses and breach of trust, police said in August. None of the allegations against Latour have been proven in court. He is scheduled to appear again in court Oct. 28.
CORNWALL, Ontario - Provincial police have laid charges against the 21-year-old South Dundas man who ditched his 2005 Cadillac in the St. Lawrence River after crashing it into a guardrail and a private dock on Lakeshore Drive in Morrisburg shortly before 11 p.m. on September 10. SDG OPP identified the driver as Nathan Tibben on September 11.
He was charged with failing to remain at scene of an accident, fail to report accident, careless driving, and having care or control of a motor vehicle with an open container of alcohol. The accused is scheduled to appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Cornwall on November 18 to face Highway Traffic Act (HTA) and Liquor Licence Act (LLA) charges.
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calls December to April. Please call Val or Ashley 613-938-8933. ANNUAL YARD SALE Saturday, October 18. Indoors. 8am to 12pm. Seaway Senior Citizen’s Club, 1010 Guy St., just off 11th St. SEAWAY M.E./FM SELF-HELP GROUP AQUATIC EXERCISE ~ For people suffering with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and/or Fibromyalgia every Tuesday & Friday from 11:55am-12:55pm. Info: Denise 613-938-3615 or Carol 613-930-2280. CANADIAN M E N TA L H E A LT H ASSOCIATION: Cornwall- 329 Pitt St. FOCUS ON FITNESS: Every Thursday from 1:30am-3pm. Healthy snack included. For info contact AnneMarie at 613-933-5845 ext. 250. CORNWALL SENIORS - 119 PITT ST. ~ Hot lunch very Tuesday, 11:30am-12:45pm. Homemade soup every Thursday & Friday, 11:30am-12:45pm. Info: 613-932-0980. L’ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE POUR LA SANTE MENTALE: Cornwall- 329, rue Pitt. FOCUS SUR LA FORME : Tous les jeudi de 13h30-15h00. Avec une collation. Pour info contacter AnneMarie au 613-933-5845 poste 250. VISION RELATED EVENTS KNOX ST PAUL’S UNITED CHURCH: Every Monday morning 10am Grief Walking Group, contact office for location (613 938 3704). Saturday, Oct. 11, 7pm, Community Karaoke, no charge, everyone welcome (the 2nd Saturday of each month). 613-938-3704. BIG BOOK SALE - FRIENDS OF THE CORNWALL PUBLIC LIBRARY will hold a volunteer event at the Library on Friday, Oct. 24 & Saturday, Oct. 25 from 9:30am to 5pm. $2 a bag. Proceeds will go to the Library. MOOSE LODGE (1367) Dance to Lil Debbie,
The wheels behind the meals On Saturday approximately 65 of the 230 Meals on Wheels volunteers gathered at St-Lawrence College help kick off Meals on Wheels week (October 5 – 12). Supporters such as Lori Greer, Executive Director of the United Way was also in attendance. Meals on Wheels relies on volunteers to deliver meals to 130 recipients every week day over the lunch hour. Without the support of dedicated volunteers, the program could not exist. Saturday, Oct. 11, 8pm-12am. We have Hall Rentals for all occasions. Moose Lodge, 443 – 11th St. West. 613-938-0666. CORNWALL & REGION WRITERS’ SOCIETY invite any writers and would be writers to the next meeting on Monday, Oct. 20 at 6:30pm at the Cornwall Public Library (45 Second St. East, in the Boardroom on 2nd floor). Brian Hubelit is facilitator for the evening. Contact Lorna Foreman at 613-933-5265 for more information. LADIES DAY APART WITH PEGGY KENNEDY Saturday, Nov. 1, 9am-3pm at Cornwall Pentecostal Church, 208 Second St. East. All ladies welcome 16 yrs & up. Peggy is an ordained minister with the PAOC and an author of three books. RSVP before Oct. 26 at: 613-937-3737.
COUNTRY CLASSIC MUSIC NIGHT Saturday October 11, 2014 at the Cornwall Township Lions Club (Bonville). 5:00 pm Dinner 6:00pm. Meal: Oktoberfest Sausage, Fries, Desert. Music from 7:30 till 11:30. Info: Call Al 613-360-6157. CENTRE CHARLES-ÉMILE-CLAUDE ~ Nouveau programme d’activités: Wii sports, cours de badminton, marche nordique, yoga, cardio-plein-air et sorties. Les formulaires d’inscriptions sont disponibles au bureau et à l’entrée principale. Dansez en ligne tous les lundis de 13h30 à 15h30 et mercredi de 13h30 à 15h30 et 19h à 20h30. BINGO tous les lundis à 18h00. Exercices avec Tania les mardis et jeudis de 9h à 10h Gratuit. TAI CHI les mardis de 18h à 19h. Information: 613-932-1035.
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Coming back from holidays with new music Roxanne Delage CORNWALL, Ontario - I spent some time in the Maritimes, recently, where I got a more-than generous helping of east coast hospitality, a taste of their passion for music, and an earful of its talented musicians. They are everywhere, waiting tables, working in offices, and digging ditches, all to support their insatiable appetite to strap on a guitar and play their songs, no different from any of us, here in town, schlepping our tunes, for a buck. While I was out there, I got invited to jam at a bona fide, east coast kitchen party. Good for the soul. Happy Birthday, Steve! See you all next year. I always love coming back from holiday with new music, in tow. I heard a number of great musicians; might I recommend you check out Brooke Miller at https://www.facebook.com/ brookie.miller; Mitch Schurman at www.facebook.com/TheMitchSchurmanBand; and Nudie at www.nudiemusic.com, just to name a few. So back, home now, and I find that, as always, the music scene here doesn’t disappoint. Let’s get out and enjoy it. Coming up on, October, 25, the St Lawrence Acoustic Stage, in Morrisburg, will host
Babes4Breasts, a national benefit concert for a variety of breast cancer charities. John Palen, at a Founder, Ana Miura, has enlisted the help of recent kitchen party many talented, musicians, over the years, and has at Cam’s. raised, to date, over $100,000. She will be joined, this time around, on the Acoustic Stage, by Amanda Rheaume, Annabelle Chvostek and our own, Graham Greer. Visit www. babesforbreasts.com for further details or to donate, if you can’t make the concert. Also coming up, at St Lawrence Stage, during its 2014-15 season, Adrian Legg, on November 15; a blues inspired Christmas, with Shakura S’Aida, on December 13; Intimate Acoustics - An evening featuring six emerging singer songwriters, January 17; Graydon James & the Young Novelists with Special Guest Nick Sherman, February 7; an Evening with Harry Manx, March 7, Chic Gamine, with special guest, Cornwall’s own, Tracy Lalonde, April 1; Intimate Acoustic, May 9; and Madison Violet, June 6. Visit www.stlawrencestage.com, for further details. Have I told you how fabulous that venue is? Elmer Iseler Singers, Nov. 15; The Legendary and listen to some live music. We really appreciThis fall at Aultsville Theatre, Campbell/Afiara Gordon Lightfoot, Nov, 21; and The Barra ate it! Quartet, on Oct. 18; Seaway Winds, Passport MacNeils – An East Coast Christmas, Dec. 8. If you have music news or an event, drop me Please, Oct. 19; Loreena McKennit, Oct. 23; The Enjoy the beautiful fall weather and get out, a line at roxannedelage@gmail.com.
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THE GREAT BEAR RAINFOREST ~ Saturday, Oct. 18 at 10:45am at the SD&G County Library St. Andrews Branch. Cal Martin will speak and show slides of his trip as he recounts tales of whales, bears & birds in this stunning Canadian landscape. Refreshments will be served. 613-346-2311. THE CORNWALL AND DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY is holding its next meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 14, 7pm at the Navy Club (downstairs), 30 Sixth St. E. Join us for a live demonstration of fresh, seasonal flower arranging by Robert Martin from Flowers Cornwall. Info: Contact Co-Presidents, Lynn or Marc Blanchard at 613 933-2577. RCAFA Wing 424, 240 Water St. West, Annual Harvest Supper, Saturday, Oct. 18. Cocktails 5pm. Harvest Dinner Menu with all the trimmings 6pm. Music by Moe Lemieux. BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH LADIES AUXILIARY are holding their Fall Rummage Sale, Saturday, Oct. 25, 8am-12noon. Parish Hall, downstairs at 321 Tollgate Rd. East. CORNWALL QUILTERS GUILD, monthly
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CORNWALL, Ontario - Twelve shots make a world of difference on the green. The St. Lawrence College (SLC) Cornwall Sharks golf team took fourth place in Division 2 of the Team Championship at the Ontario Colleges Athletics Association (OCAA) provincial championships. After 54 holes over three days (Sept. 29-Oct. 1) against 16 other varsity teams, the SLC Sharks fought for bronze against the Sault College Cougars in the final round.
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The Sharks finished mere strokes away from the Cougars, with a final score of 1020 to 1008. “It was not from a lack of effort,” said Sharks head coach Sean Boulerice. “These guys cared and kept their eyes on the leaderboard until the Sault scores were all posted.” Jordan Rochon finished the tournament as the top SLC-Cornwall golfer and clinched the top 20 to place 17th overall, shooting +7 (79) on the final day. The day belonged to Danny Deneault who shot an impressive +5 (77) in his final round to finish 53rd. Through all three rounds at the championships, Deneault dramatically improved his scores, going 94-84-77. Starting on the back nine, Andrew Johnson got off to a rocky start going +13, but relaxed and recorded one birdie and par on the front nine, going +7. Johnson finished the tournament in a tie for 57th overall. The same was also true for Jody Mclennan, who had a tough start but finished the last nine holes with a score in the low 40s, good for a 61st place finish.
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Colin Allaire recorded four pars in his final round, three off which coming in the last six holes of the day. Allaire finished the tournament in 69th place. “This was a great experience for our young team, three of which have never played in an OCAA Championship before,” said Boulerice. “There is a strong likelihood of getting some returning players next year, so the outlook is bright for Sharks golf.
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Colts lose in OT, but move up in national standings CORNWALL, Ontario – The Cumberland Grads pulled out a 3-2 overtime victory over the Cornwall Colts on a clutch goal by Tyler Pancel. Cumberland was paced by Pancel, who tallied one goal. Pancel scored 1:29 into overtime to make the score 3-2 Cumberland. Matthew Morin picked up the assist. The Grads kept Cornwall’s goalie busy throughout the game, and Denny Dubblestyne made 28 saves on 31 shots. Others who scored for Cumberland included Brandon Zullo and Riley Hennigar, who each put in one. In addition, Cumberland received assists from
Thomas Mansbridge, who had two and Bobby Williams and Cameron Roth, who contributed one each. The Colts put up an impenetrable defensive front on the penalty kill, and did not allow Cumberland to score on any of its four power plays. Cornwall was led by Kevin Hope, who registered one goal and one assist. Hope scored on the power play 14:09 into the second period to make the score 1-1. A high sticking penalty on Hennigar had put the Colts on the power play. Marly Quince provided the assist. Cornwall also got a goal from Ross Craig
as well. Other players who recorded assists for Cornwall were Zac Tierney, who had two. The Grads’ Paul Leger stopped 27 shots out of the 29 that he faced. Cumberland incurred eight minutes in penalty time with four minors. Cornwall incurred eight minutes in penalty time with four minors.
Despite the loss, the Colts moved up four spots in the national rankings. The Colts are ranked eighth in the Canadian Junior Hockey League Top 20 rankings.. The Carleton Place Canadians, the only CCHL team ahead of the Colts, jumped from the eight spot to third.
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La SLCR clarifie sa position à l’égard des appareils de conditionnement dans les tours d’habitation À la lumière de la couverture médiatique récente, la Société de logement de Cornwall et de la région (SLCR) tient à clarifier sa position à l’égard de l’utilisation d’appareils portatifs de conditionnement d’air dans les tours d’habitation. Les dernières années, la SLCR a été confrontée à des situations dans lesquelles des
conditionneurs d’air de fenêtre se sont délogés. De telles situations soulèvent des préoccupations de responsabilité et présentent un risque grave pour la santé et la sécurité. À cette fin, la SLCR étudie des solutions de rechange qui règlent les enjeux de sécurité et de responsabilité et qui tiennent compte du confort des résidents.
Les conditionneurs d’air de fenêtre seront permis s’ils sont protégés par un balcon ou si on peut les insérer dans un manchon mural. Un grand nombre d’appareils des tours d’habitation remplissent déjà ces deux conditions. Les représentants de la SLCR étudient aussi d’autres solutions, notamment la possibilité d’offrir un prix préférentiel sur les appareils de
conditionnement d’air approuvés. « La sécurité de nos locataires et du grand public est une priorité », a indiqué Peggy Fulton, directrice générale de la Société de logement de Cornwall et de la région. « Nous avons suffisamment de temps pour trouver des solutions qui conviendront à tous nos locataires avant le début de la prochaine saison estivale. »
AVIS DE LA COMMISSION DE L’ÉNERGIE DE L’ONTARIO AUX CLIENTS DE UNION GAS LIMITED Union Gas Limited a déposé une requête en vue d’obtenir une augmentation de ses tarifs de gaz naturel, entrant en vigueur au 1er janvier 2015. Apprenez-en plus. Donnez votre avis. Union Gas Limited a déposé une requête auprès de la Commission de l’énergie de l’Ontario en vue d’obtenir une augmentation de ses tarifs de gaz naturel, entrant en vigueur au 1er janvier 2015. Avec l’adoption de cette proposition, un consommateur résidentiel moyen de Union Gas du sud de l’Ontario (de Windsor à Hamilton) verrait sa facture annuelle augmenter de 2 à 3 $. Les consommateurs résidentiels de tous les autres secteurs desservis par Union Gas constateront une augmentation au niveau de leur facture annuelle moyenne allant de 3 à 5 $. Les autres clients, y compris les entreprises, pourraient également être concernés. La hausse des tarifs demandée a été établie à l’aide d’une formule précédemment approuvée par la Commission pour la période 2014-2018. La formule est liée à l’inflation et à d’autres facteurs visant à favoriser l’efficacité de la distribution. LA COMMISSION DE L’ÉNERGIE DE L’ONTARIO TIENDRA UNE AUDIENCE PUBLIQUE La Commission de l’énergie de l’Ontario (CEO) tiendra une audience publique afin d’étudier la demande de Union Gas. Nous demanderons à la société de justifier la nécessité d’un changement tarifaire. Nous écouterons également les arguments des individus et des groupes représentant la clientèle de Union Gas. À l’issue de cette audience, la CEO décidera du bien-fondé d’un changement tarifaire et, le cas échéant, du montant du changement tarifaire à venir. La Commission de l’énergie de l’Ontario est une agence publique indépendante et impartiale. Les décisions que nous prenons visent à servir au mieux l’intérêt public. Notre objectif est d’encourager le développement d’un secteur de l’énergie efficace et financièrement viable afin d’offrir des services énergétiques fiables à un prix raisonnable. INFORMEZ-VOUS ET DONNEZ VOTRE AVIS Vous avez le droit d’être informé au sujet de cette demande et de participer au processus. Vous pouvez : • examiner la demande de Union Gas Limited sur le site Web de la CEO dès maintenant; • déposer une lettre de commentaires qui sera prise en compte au cours de l’audience; • participer activement au processus (à titre d’intervenant). Inscrivez-vous avant le 20 octobre 2014, faute de quoi l’audience aura lieu sans votre participation et vous ne recevrez plus d’avis dans le cadre de la présente affaire; • examiner la décision rendue par la CEO à l’issue de la procédure, ainsi que ses justifications, sur notre site Web.
AUDIENCES ORALES ET AUDIENCES ÉCRITES Il existe deux types d’audiences à la CEO : les audiences écrites et les audiences orales. La CEO décidera ultérieurement de traiter l’affaire par voie d’audience orale ou écrite. PROTECTION DES RENSEIGNEMENTS PERSONNELS Si vous écrivez une lettre de commentaires, votre nom et le contenu de cette lettre apparaitront dans le dossier public et sur le site Web de la CEO. Toutefois, votre numéro de téléphone, votre adresse et votre adresse électronique ne seront pas rendus publics. Si vous représentez une entreprise, tous les renseignements de l’entreprise demeureront accessibles au public. Si vous participez à titre d’intervenant, tous vos renseignements personnels seront rendus publics. Cette audience sur les tarifs sera tenue en vertu de l’article 36 de la Loi de 1998 sur la Commission de l’énergie de l’Ontario, L.O 1998, chap. 15 (annexe B).
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APPRENEZ-EN PLUS Notre numéro de dossier pour cette affaire est EB-2014-0271. Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur cette audience, sur les démarches à suivre pour déposer une lettre ou participer en tant qu’intervenant, ou pour consulter les documents relatifs à cette affaire, veuillez saisir ce numéro de dossier sur le site Web de la CEO : www.ontarioenergyboard.ca/notice. Pour toute question, vous pouvez également communiquer avec notre centre des relations avec les consommateurs au 1-877-632-2727.
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–––––––––––––– HAWKESBURY UNiTS ––––––––––––– 265 DUFFERIN, upst 1bdrm, f/s $625 INCL 749 REgENT #2, 1bdrm, f/s $650 INCL –––––––––––––––– iNgLESiDE UNiTS –––––––––––––– 74 ST LAWRENCE #10, main 1bdrm, no app $595+(elect) –––––––– 3 BEDROOMS / HOUSES / SEMi ––––––––– 56 KINgSLEA CRES, 3bdrm semi, $1100+(gAS/ELECT) 6210-169 AVE, BAINSVILLE, 1+bdrm bungalow, f/s $900+(PROPANE/ELECT) 111 RACE ST, 2+bdrm house, f/s $800+(gAS/ELECT) 37 ½ EDWARD, sm 2bdrm house, no appl $650 INCL 602 SURgENOR AVE, RIVERDALE, 3bdrm semi, no appl $975+(gAS/ELECT) (NOV)
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Meunerie Alexandria Milling 475 Massie Crescent, Alexandria (Behind Tim Hortons)
FOR MR. MRS. ROSS WALKER 42 SANTA CRUZ DRIVE, INGLESIDE SUN, OCT 19, 2014 @ 11 AM SHARP! PREVIEW @ 10 AM Mr. Mrs. Walker are moving to retirement living & offer the following at auction. Chevrolet extended cab 2500 series truck, 6.0 litre, 212,233 km’s, sell’s certified, reasonable reserve. John Deere 318 garden tractor w/ ONAN 20 hp, 2003 Snow Bear trailer, equip’t etc... Shop full of power/ hand tools, new generator, antiques, collectibles, model trains, die cast, modern household etc... Auctioneers Note: Good selection of merchandise, full day sale, for a detailed list w/photos go to www.lmauctions.ca Everything must be sold!
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Monday, October 13 at 10:30 am COnTenTs Of THe Mill during THe erA Of Mr. BrunO MAssie, reTired BusinessMAn Antiques, collectibles, equipment, machinery for hobby farmers, fencing, furniture, generation of collective quality items, AuCTiOneer / enCAnTeur – gerAld A. CArriere
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Greyline Instruments Inc. develops and manufactures ultrasonic flow meters in a clean and modern factory in Long Sault, Ontario. the company Founded in 1986, Greyline Instruments builds non-contact electronic flowmeters using ultrasonic technology to measure both clean and contaminated liquids in closed pipes and open-channels.
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The United Counties of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry is looking to fill the following positions in the Library Services Department: BRANCH SUPPORT CLERK – ALEXANDRIA PART-TIME 2 positions - Rotational job sharing arrangement (Part-time between 14-20 hours/week). LIBRARY BRANCH CALL-IN - CASUAL (AS NEEDED) STORMONT COUNTY - One position DUNDAS COUNTY - One position GLENGARRY COUNTY – One position Duties: Perform or assist with public service functions including circulation, reader’s advisory, reference services and programming, etc. Information on the website explains the positions, provides the job descriptions and gives further instructions on how to apply at www.sdglibrary.ca. Applications must be received no later than 12:00 noon on Thursday, October 23, 2014. United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Attention: Human Resources, Suite 207, 26 Pitt Street • Cornwall, Ontario. K6J 3P2 Telephone: (613) 932-1515 Ext. 200 • Fax: (613) 936-2913 We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those being selected for an interview will be contacted. We will accommodate the needs of qualified applicants under the Human Rights Code during the hiring process. 5824681
the Position As a Production Assistant you will help in the manufacturing process, Circuit board testing, test jig operation and chassis mechanical assembly. the Person We are looking for a team player with: - Experience in electronics assembly. - Ability to work with your hands. - Experience with hand tools, soldering iron etc. - Attention to detail What we offer - Competitive salary - Benefits package - Challenging and rewarding career opportunity Please submit your resume to production@greyline.com, or by Mail to: Greyline Instruments Inc. 16456 Sixsmith Dr. Long Sault, Ontario, K0C 1P0 5819211
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ITEMS FOR SALE 75+ STORAGE TRAILERS - 53’ and 48’ footers. Good condition-some road worthy. SURPLUS INVENTORY ALL NEW ITEMS!!! Car accesories, Chain saw parts, tools, Tie Downs, RV parts, Lawn mower parts, towing, welders, Commercial and Farm tires Lift Truck (ORDER PICKER) Make: Crown Model: 30SP36TL MUCH MUCH MORE! ONLINE LIVE BIDDING WILL BE OFFERED (TRAILERS ONLY) FOR BUYERS - GO TO www.theseawayauctioncompanyonline.com UNRESERVED! YOU MUST register and agree to terms to BID ONLINE. EVERYTHING If necessary check back as the site maybe under construction. MUST GO! PLEASE VISIT WEBSITE FOR TERMS OF AUCTION SALE
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CORNWALL, Ontario- Derek Edwards has been a staple of the Canadian comedy scene for years, feeding off all things Maple Leaf and poutine through much of that time. The comic will be performing Oct. 16 in Cornwall, part of a stop on his Baloney and Wine comedy tour, which will feature his
baloney. “Because really, I don’t come that close to being thought-provoking.” Edwards was born in Timmins, Ont. and has taken his experiences in a remote part of the province and woven them into a comedy career that speak to audiences through its simplicity. “I like the small town feel,” he said of playing venues like Aultsville Theatre in Cornwall. “Once in a while I will offer something up to the audi-
ence and try to get in there with them. “I’m not just pushing play in my head.” Edwards has made a number of appearances at Just for Laughs in Montreal, and his lanky persona is easily recognizable through his multiple television appearances. Edwards 90-minute show begins at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 16. Ticket information can be found at www.aultsvilletheatre.com/english/events/ derek-edwards-baloney-wine.htm.
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lived in Libya, Syria, Iraq, Gaza or any of the war-torn and terrorist-plagued countries near the Mediterranean, we might be desperately trying to make land in Italy or Greece. If we made it that far, we’d be trying to make it to England. Then there are the economic refugees from Central America who are trying to evade the US Border Patrol in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. On Thanksgiving Day, we have friends and family at our door – not ISIS or Ebola! We have so much to be thankful for here in area code 613, Eastern Ontario: none of California’s threats of brush fires, landslides, smog or earthquakes; none of Detroit’s bankruptcy; none of the hurricane season of the East Coast; none of the despair and mismanagement of many of Canada’s Indian reserves. Japan’s active volcanoes are far away. We suffer from none of that. We even have more to be thankful for than the province that borders us to the east. Our fuel prices are not as high; our construction projects are contracted with less graft and the THE WILD ONES – Unlike their domestic relatives, these turkeys don’t tremble at the concrete used lasts longer; our provincial taxes thought of Thanksgiving Day. They are free to gobble, gobble, gobble all year round. are lower; we are free to make our signage in To them, ‘cranberry’ is a berry, not a sauce. (Photo by Nick Wolochatiuk) any language we choose; our road signs are bilingual. Almost all of my other friends used to live in So do I. Do you have other things to be All my adjacent neighbours are cultural Quebec. On Thanksgiving Day, every one of thankful for on October 13 and from January 1 refugees from Quebec. them has reason to be thankful. to December 31?
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CoTiCon, Cornwall’s Tiny Convention for anime, comic, and geek culture enthusiasts, will Menchie’s frozen yogurt shop in Cornwall be returning for a second year due to popular demand. can’t come soon enough.
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Pet Tip of the Week: People food is dangerous for your pet. Rich foods can upset their delicate stomachs and poultry bones can splinter and cause serious illness. The best thing to feed your pet is a specially formulated cat or dog food. Your veterinarian can help you select the one best suited for your companion animal. So this Thanksgiving, make sure to keep the turkey and trimmings out of Fido’s reach.
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To see autumn in all its glory visit Marlin Orchards & Garden Centre in South Glengarry this October. Their pumpkins, gourds and squash are perfect for cooking or decorating.
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What a sweet sentiment. Kudos to Dairy Queen in Cornwall for keeping the community updated on different charity campaigns and events that need support with their outdoor sign.
SCUTTLEBUTT Many election signs for Gerry Samson include the words: “re-elect.” Should be noted samson wasn’t elected last time around - he was appointed by council after Leslie O’Shaughnessy quit. The Alison Wonderland Band rocked La Maison to raise money for Hospice Cornwall on Sept. 27. Good luck to their lovely lead singer as she starts her new gig with the hospice as volunteer coordinator. Looking to join a choir? Come sing with Christ Church Seaway in Long Sault. They could use some more basses...and tenors...and altos... and sopranos. They rehearse Thursday nights at 7 p.m. and sing on Sundays at 10 a.m.
Seaway Family Dental is hosting a food drive for Thanksgiving. The drive will run up to Oct. 10 and will collect much-needed food to re-stock the Agape Centre’s food bank in time for Thanksgiving. Donations will be accepted between 8 AM and 5 PM (Mon-Fri). All donations will be given to the Agape centre food bank. For every donation, people get to enter our draw to win an Oral-B Electric Toothbrush (values at $175.00). The office is located at 1080 Montreal Road, Cornwall. It’s time to start thinking about car care for the winter season coming up. Check your car manual and switch to the lowest recommended winter oil grade for your model. Synthetic motor oil (though more expensive) can be used year round and resists cold-temperature sludge.
The wonderful array of restaurants and Quote of the Week: “Climb the mountains shops in downtown Cornwall continues to grow with the recent addition of Cottage Blue at the and get their good tidings. Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The corner of Pitt and Second streets. winds will blow their own freshness into you Manufacturers looking to improve their pro- and the storms their energy, while cares will cesses will have an opportunity to learn more drop off like autumn leaves”. John Muir, about the Toyota Kata methodology at an inten- American naturalist and writer, 19th century. sive two-day work shop in Cornwall on October Caller says that she will be voting for the 16-17 at SigmaPoint Technologies. mayor and the councilors who will do something to get rid of the Canada geese in Lamoureux Park and Second St. West. Other cities have done it … why not Cornwall? They are would like to introduce a hazard.
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The local annual pottery sale will be held once again at Marlin Orchards and Garden Centre this Thanksgiving Weekend!! Take some time to relax and browse the talented artisans work. Bid on some beautiful pieces in the Silent Auction and support the MS Society, Cornwall & District Chapter.
CorreCtion notiCe In last week’s edition of Seaway News, we inadvertently printed the wrong address in
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TC Media (Seaway News) wishes everyone a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving weekend. Our office will be closed on Monday, Oct. 13th. We will re-open for regular business hours on Tuesday, Oct. 14th at 8:30am. Due to the Thanksgiving weekend, the deadline for the Let’s Celebration section for the October 16th issue is Friday, October 10th at 12noon. Be sure to book your announcement early to avoid disappointment. The 5th annual We 3 Girls & Co. Trunk Sale & Pamper Me Party will be held on Sunday, November 2 from 10am-4pm at Marlin Orchards and Garden Centre. Come and enjoy this unique shopping experience and support the MS Society, Cornwall & District Chapter.
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The Maxville & District Lions Club was recently presented with a check for $2,900 from Maxville Branch of Scotiabank. The funds were raised from a Lions Club Golf Tournament. These funds will be going towards local Lions Club Projects. From left are Jerome Andre (Past President), Pamela Lamothe (Branch Manager), Amando Salazar, Cheryl Paquette (Financial Advisor) and George Currier (Past President). Caller disappointed with a local grocery Parade of Nations for the Developmentally store who offers reward points only for select Challenged is looking for people in Cornwall and items purchased, not for every item you pur- SD&G to represent their country of origin during chase. Deceiving! the Multicultural Festival on Nov. 29th and 30th, 2014 at the Cornwall Civic Complex. There is Remember: Please report suspected animal absolutely no cost associated to represent your abuse by calling the Ontario SPCA at 1-888-668- country of origin. Representatives will have one 7722 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or table (3 feet by 8 feet) and two chairs. You will be your local shelter at 613-936-0072 or your local provided with the name of your country and a Police Department. They depend on you to stop flag (3 feet by 5 feet). For some, there might be their suffering and if you don’t call, who will? more than one flag - e.g. Russia - since we are preThe winner of the Cornwall Colts Adult senting the history of the country (old) and new Season Pass 2014-2015, drawn during the flags. Parade of Nations is working in partnership Parade of Nations for the Developmentally with the Native North American College and TR Challenged 2014 Kite Festival, is Sandra Leger Immigrant Services. Some embassies will also be participating. For details, please call MacDonell of Monkland, Ontario. Marie Morrell at 613-936-6873 or send an e-mail to: info@ paradeofnations.com. To view the flags of our area, visit www.paradeofnations.com/ nations and groups.
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A police officer pulls over a driver and informs him that he has just won $5,000 in a safety competition, all because he is wearing his seat belt. “What are you going to do with the prize money?” the officer asks. The man responds, “I guess I’ll go to driving school and get my license.” His wife says,“Officer, don’t listen to him. He’s a smart aleck when he’s drunk.” The guy in the back seat pops up out from under the blanket and says, “I knew we wouldn’t get far in this stolen car.” Just then a knock comes from the trunk and a voice calls out, “Are we over the border yet?”
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Pet Tip of the Week: As we celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday this weekend, make sure Child and Youth Advocacy Centre would like to thank Ontario Power Generation (OPG) to keep human food out of reach for your pets. for their generous donation of $500. Brent Stajkowski (Production/Project Manager, Leftover human food can be hazardous to your R.H. Saunders, Eastern Operations) and Elyse Lauzon-Alguire (Koala Place Executive cat or dog. Chicken and turkey bones can easily Director) were at the cheque presentation. shatter and choke them. Other food items to Flu season: Don’t forget to cough into your keep away from your pets include coffee Caller says that the Cornwall Square is losing No car to get out and vote? The Guy St-Jean grounds, macadamia nuts, salt, tomato, potato sleeve, wash your hands frequently with warm business especially with the closing of the gro- campaign office is offering free transportation. and rhubarb leaves and stems, alcoholic bever- water and soap or hand sanitizer. If you’re sick, cery store. Very inconvenient especially for sen- Please call 613-363-3386 or 613-360-0402 to ages and onions, as well as anything with stay home! mould. iors. This is a great loss to the city! arrange pick-up times.
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