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CAISSE DESJARDINS ONTARIO SUPPORTING POP UP PATIOS Jason Wagner and his son Edward on the patio at Edward’s Bistro. P10 (Nick Seebruch/ Seaway News)

SHOWING PRIDE IN 2020 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Diversity Cornwall had to approach celebrating Pride differently. P3

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EOHU enters Stage 3

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ONTARIO – In a press conference on Monday, July 13, Premier Doug Ford and his Health Minister Christine Elliot announced that parts of the province will enter Stage 3 of the COVID-19 re-opening program as of Friday, July 17. The Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU) is included in the regional health units permitted to enter Stage 3. “Our success in reducing the spread of COVID-19 and getting Ontario to a place where we are ready to reopen most of the province is a testament to the hard work of business owners, individuals and families right across the province,” said Premier Ford. “So many have stepped up and played by the rules, demonstrating that we can restart our economy safely and responsibly. Small actions can make a big difference. Now more than ever, we must continue to follow the public health advice to preserve the progress we have made together.” Stage 3 allows indoor gatherings to be

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increased to 50 people, outdoor gatherings to 100 with social distancing observed. The following businesses and amenities are <@Rb>not permitted<@$p> to re-open: Amusement parks and water parks; Buffet-style food services; Dancing at restaurants and bars, other than by performers hired by the establishment following specific requirements; Overnight stays at camps for children; Private karaoke rooms; Prolonged or deliberate contact while playing sports; Saunas, steam rooms, bath houses and oxygen bars; Table games at casinos and gaming establishments. The EOHU region, as well as neighbouring health units still require masks to be worn within enclosed public spaces. Ontario Minister of Health Christine Elliot stated that Stage 3 will continue indefinitely until a COVID-19 vaccine is widely available.

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Research shows that people who get up earlier are more productive and efficient with their time. Keep in mind that research never applies to every single person, and if you fall into the category of individuals who are more productive in the afternoon and evening, these principles can still apply to you. However with that being said, our bodies and minds are highly adaptable. I, for one, struggled with waking up in the morning, pressing snooze an embarrassing number of times. I researched and trialled my own strategies for getting up earlier and I have seen significant gains in my productivity. I wanted to share these tips in hopes that they will help you too. 1. The biggest preparation for an early morning is what you do the night before. Place your alarm clock and/or cellphone across the room so you need to physically get out of bed to turn it off. 2. If you have a coffee machine with a timer, set it so you have fresh coffee ready at the same time your alarm goes off (this was a game changer for me!). 3. Plan an exciting breakfast so you look

forward to eating it - some healthy options are banana egg pancakes, fruit smoothies, bacon and eggs. 4. Make sure to schedule your most important and hardest problem first thing in the morning. This way, the biggest task of your day is not lingering over your head all day. 5. No more checking emails for 2 hours every morning - check them during your least productive time (usually during the afternoon lull). Keep your morning hours for tackling your “to-do” list. 6. Try listening to background music while you’re working - music boosts dopamine and serotonin in your brain which helps you relax and stay focused. 7. Always keep lights bright at your workstation. Studies show simply increasing light levels from 300lux to 2000lux improves productivity by 8% (most workplaces are 300-500lux). 8. Don’t work through your lunch! Experience nature and walk away for 15 minutes during your lunch to boost efficiency and come back recharged. Becoming a morning person does not happen overnight and will likely take weeks. There is tremendous power in getting things done early in the morning. Take advantage of your morning hours. Please feel free to drop me a line if you have concerns related to productivity or tips for a healthier lifestyle at Natasha@movetherapeutics.ca . Stay safe and healthy!

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Showing Pride in 2020 NICK SEEBRUCH

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Diversity Cornwall had to approach celebrating Pride differently. Residents were encouraged to show their support for Pride by purchasing pride kits for $40 which contained chalk, washable paint/ markers, streamers, stickers, window decal, a pride flag and temporary tattoos. With these kits, or with decorations residents have made themselves, they are encouraged decorate their homes to show their Pride spirit. Participants in Cornwall, SD&G and Akwesasne can take photos of their decorated homes and submit them to the Diversity Cornwall Facebook page by July 12 for a chance to win a prize. “I am of course disappointed that we are not able to physically bring the community to together this year to celebrate Pride,” said Liz Quenville of Diversity Corwnall. “Pride is my favourite celebration of the year in our city because it celebrates the achievements we have made as a society towards equality, promotes a message of love (in all of its forms),

and provides the broader communities of Akwesasne, Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry an opportunity to demonstrate support for the members of our 2SLGBTQ+ community.” Diversity Cornwall partnered with Jeremy Baxter Video Photography to create a video capturing all of the demonstrations of pride. “Although I am sad that I won’t be able to see everyone celebrate together, I am so proud of our Board for everything that has been accomplished in the past year and their incredible ability to transform pride into a virtual celebration,” Quenville went on to say. “The transformation of Pride to a virtual celebration has been truly remarkable to witness and I’m so proud of Cornwall for embracing our revised plan. Cornwall has found a way to show the 2SLGBTQ+ community that we are not only accepted, but loved and celebrated for who we are. I did not think that our community or our Board could make me any more proud than they have over the past year but I am in awe of what has been accomplished in just a few short weeks and I cannot wait to see what the next year has in store for us!”

As more businesses and services reopen,

and with social gatherings increased to 10 people, we all must continue our efforts to protect each other.

Practice physical distancing, stay two metres apart. Wear a face covering when physical distancing is a challenge.

NICK SEEBRUCH

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Cornwall City Council reversed a previous decision and will now allow the Optimist Club’s Ribfest to occupy the east parking lot of the Cornwall Civic Complex on July 24 and 25. At their last meeting on June 22, Council had rejected the Optimist Club’s proposal to use the parking lot for Ribfest because the ribbers were from out of town, and they did not want to create competition for local restaurants who have suffered because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Terry Muir and the Optimist Club have since taken steps to address Council’s concerns and have partnered with local restaurants. There are 17 local restaurants who are now

participating in Ribfest, which has been extended to run from July 20 to 25, with the out of town ribbers only being in Cornwall on July 24 and 25. “It’s a win-win-win for everybody,” said Councillor Todd Bennett who moved for Council to reconsider its decision. “Comments have been made that if this new format is successful, this might be how they do all Ribfests going forward.” Mayor Bernadette Clement celebrated this demonstration of collaboration. “It was Mr. Muir’s idea to do Ribfest from a curbside perspective and I’ve seen the idea around the country and I’m glad we are going to have our own curbside Ribfest,” she said. “I always like a good collaboration and that is what this is about.”

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An Ocean of Noise NICK SEEBRUCH

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A few weeks ago I put a small mention in the Scuttlebutt section of our print edition about an effort by the Ottawa Police to crackdown on noisy vehicles, especially in residential neighbourhoods. The response I got to that question was surprising to me. Many readers took the time to call and email me to let me know that they are having issues with noise in their neighbourhoods. This was something that I had not expected, but seems to be an issue not limited to one area of Cornwall. I received messages from residents in Riverdale, the East End, along Water St., and from up and down Pitt St. The City of Cornwall has had a noise by-law on the books since at least 1996 which prohibits, amongst other things, street racing, squealing tires, and operating any combustion engine without proper intake and exhaust. Residents who wrote to me complained of all of these issues. This issue reminds me quite a bit of

the saga last fall around the burn by-law. At the time, the Fire Chief came forward and asked for the by-law governing outdoor fires to be amended so that wood fires would not be allowed. This created a division between residents who enjoyed their smoky campfires, and their neighbours who did not appreciate being unable to breathe on their own properties. I for one wish we lived in a world where everyone respected each other’s right to enjoy their own property in peace, and that is basically what both of these issues come down to. The noise by-law is in place because the enjoyment of my property should not be infringed by the enjoyment of yours. Drivers of sports cars are entitled to rev their engines and enjoy the power of their property and I am entitled to peace and quiet in my own home, and in my backyard. Same thing with the burn by-law, no resident should have to be stuck in their home all-day because their neighbour wants to have a fire. Like with the burn by-law, a

compromise needs to be found. In the case of the burn by-law, the City has encouraged residents to use gas fueled fires, or wood that minimizes smoke. For those who have sports cars, or want to be out squealing their tires or racing, drive out in the country where you won’t bother anyone. If not, there is a by-law in place to deal with these issues, and I hope the Cornwall Police

Service and our local By-Law officials follow the lead of their Ottawa counterparts and do a crackdown to send a message. Have you experienced issues with noisy drivers in your neighbourhood? Do you think that this isn’t a problem? Email me a Letter to the Editor for publication at nseebruch@seawaynews. media.

Seaway News welcomes letters to the editor. Letters should be no longer than 300 words and may be edited fo clarity or length. Please send your letters by email to nseebruch@seawaynews.media or by mail to 501 Campbell Street, Unit 6, Cornwall, ON K6H 6X5. Include name, address and phone number.

Young samaritan recognized NICK SEEBRUCH

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CORNWALL, Ontario – A young Cornwall man was recently recognized for his bravery after he helped the Cornwall-SDG Paramedics Service. On June 11, 17-year-old Malik Ali was a bystander at the scene of a cardiac arrest. He was asked to help administer CPR to the patient. “I saw that nobody else knew how to do CPR,” said Ali, “and the person before me was beginning to tire.” Ali, a student at St. Lawrence Secondary School had received CPR training and a mask through his gym class. Despite fears around possibly contracting COVID-19, Ali stepped up to help. Ali was presented with a certificate of recognition at City Hall. “I commend this young man for stepping up,” said Commander Lee Montford of the CornwallSDG Paramedics Service. “He assisted on scene without hesitation when requested.” Ali was later tested for COVID-19 and the results were returned negative. “Malik Ali was prepared, willing, and brave,” said Mayor Bernadette Clement. “We are grateful for his intervention, which was even more significant due to the risks posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.”

Pictured from left-to-right are Mayor Bernadette Clement, Malik Ali, and Commander Lee Montford. Submitted photo.

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ONTARIO - L’Ontario a prolongé la pêche gratuite en famille jusqu’au 19 juillet, et la Conservation de la Nation Sud (CNS) encourage les familles de l’Est de l’Ontario à aller pêcher le long de la rivière Nation Sud. La rivière Nation Sud, d’une longueur de 175 kilomètres, prend source au nord de Brockville et se jette dans la rivière des Outaouais, près de Plantagenet. Grâce à diverses initiatives de surveillance, la CNS a déterminé qu’il y a au moins 72 espèces de poissons dans la rivière, dont l’achigan à petite bouche, le brochet, la marigane, le doré jaune, le maskinongé, le poisson-chat et la carpe. Les aires de conservation et les sites partenaires municipaux suivants sont ouverts et offrent un accès récréatif à la rivière Nation Sud pour la pêche ou la navigation de plaisance : • Aire de conservation High Falls (Casselman) • Aire de conservation de St. Albert (St. Albert) • Aire de mise à l’eau du parc de Crysler (Crysler) • Aire de mise à l’eau d’Embrun (Embrun)

• Quais et rampe de mise à l’eau de Cheserville (Chesterville) • Rampe de mise à l’eau du Moulin de Spencerville (Spencerville) • Aire de conservation du pont Cass (Winchester) • Aire de conservation Jessup’s Falls (Plantagenet) • Aire de conservation du parc Oak Valley Pioneer (Winchester Springs) La CNS rappelle aux gens d’être prudents sur l’eau et de suivre les meilleures pratiques : veiller à ce que tout le monde porte un gilet de sauvetage; manipuler les poissons avec précaution et les remettre à l’eau le plus rapidement possible; et respecter les limites de capture fixées par les permis de conservation. Il est également recommandé d’informer ses amis et sa famille de l’endroit où vous pêcherez et de la date prévue de votre retour. En vertu de la Loi fédérale sur les pêches, il est dangereux et illégal de pêcher à moins de 23 mètres d’un barrage : veuillez ne pas pêcher près des barrages ou utiliser des structures de contrôle de l’eau pour accéder aux rivières. Les poissons se rassemblent dans ces zones pour accéder aux échelles de poissons et franchir les barrages. La pêche empêche de nombreuses espèces de poissons de frayer, ce qui pose des risques

importants pour les populations de poissons. Veuillez utiliser des lieux de pêche sûrs et appropriés. La CNS est également fière de donner aux nouveaux et jeunes pêcheurs, y compris aux familles, la possibilité d’aller pêcher gratuitement grâce à son programme Tackle Share, dans le cadre duquel des cannes à pêche et du matériel de pêche en nombre limité sont disponibles gratuitement au bureau de

l’Office de protection de la nature à Finch. Les personnes intéressées par l’emprunt de fournitures peuvent contacter la CNS : 1-877-984-2948 ou info@nation.on.ca. Découvrez les possibilités infinies de pêche à la ligne dans la rivière Nation Sud grâce à notre carte interactive de pêche et à notre guide de pêche récréative, disponibles sur www.nation.on.ca/recreation/fishing.

Fonds d’aide et de relance régional offert à la SADC Cornwall et les Comtés Tournoi de hockey du Club Richelieu un succès COMMUNIQUÉ DE PRESSE DU LE CLUB RICHELIEU

droite, certains joueurs du tournoi: R/Robert

CORNWALL, Ontario - Le club Richelieu a eu un tournoi de hockey, le samedi 22 février 2020. Ils ont amassé 2 000$ pour venir en aide à la jeunesse de Cornwall et des environs. R/Michel Dubuc faisait partie du comité organisateur et était le photographe pour l’événement. Vous pouvez voir de gauche à

et joueur, Brian Jans, Ray Jans Construction,

Marion, Grant-Marion organisateur du tournoi Éric Dubé, Dubé Law, Nathaniel Cardinal de Clean-All. Un montant de 1 000$ a été remis par Richelieu Bernard Rozon au centre Agapè pour venir en aide au centre à cause de la pandémie COVID-19.

Afin d’offrir une aide ciblée aux petites COMMUNIQUÉ DE PRESSE DE SADC villes et communautés que nous desservons, CORNWALL ET LES COMTÉS la SADC Cornwall et les Comtés se concentre Les entreprises d’Akwesasne, de Cornwall sur les entreprises des rues principales, les et des Comtés unis de S.D. & G qui n’ont pas commerces, les restaurants, les dépanneurs, accès aux mesures de secours fédérales les entreprises touristiques et les entreprisexistantes ou qui ont besoin d’un complées d’importance stratégique pour nos collecment d’aide au-delà des mesures existantes tivités avec des prêts sans intérêt de jusqu’à peuvent faire une demande dans le cadre du 40 000 $ dont 25 % pourraient être sous FARR. Contrairement au Compte d’urgence forme de subvention. Ces prêts peuvent être pour les entreprises canadiennes, les entre- destinés au paiement des couts fixes, au prises qui n’ont pas de compte bancaire d’af- stock, aux couts associés à l’équipement de faires distinct demeurent admissibles. protection individuel de même qu’au fonds de Les entreprises sont le cœur de notre roulement. économie et plusieurs sont essentielles à Nous avons encore du financement pour notre collectivité. La pandémie de la COVID- ceux qui en ont besoin. Veuillez visiter notre 19 a provoqué incertitude et anxiété chez les site web pour faire une demande dès entreprises et leurs employés. aujourd’hui !

OPINION

De-mask fearmongering rings hollow Claude McIntosh Mac’s Musings

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For weeks we’ve all watched a steady stream of medical experts on television, in the United States and Canada, calling on citizens to wear face masks to help arrest the spread of the highly contagious COVID-19. Many of the experts, from much respected Dr. Anthony Fauci on down, are recognized as the best of the best. They have roots in some of the best medical schools in the world. Until a vaccine comes along, the evidence is indisputable: face masks in combination with social distancing and hand washing are our best front-line defence against the killer virus. So simple. But according to a couple of e-mails I received, the medical experts we’ve been listening to are pushing bad medicine down our throats. A local group is calling out the Eastern Ontario Health Unit medical officer of health, Dr. Paul Roumeliotos, for going along with the crowd (of experts) with his decree that makes face masks mandatory in buildings open to the public. Here is what anti-maskers allege: face masks force wearers to inhale their own waste gases, the masks cause oxygen deprivation that lowers the immune system and masks disrupt natural human interaction that can cause psychological damage. Perhaps the only person in North America with a medical degree who supports this hypothesis is a retired neurosurgeon living in California. No surprise, he is against vaccines. His rogue theories have been debunked by every credible medical organization. I have a problem with the de-mask campaign. For one, as state above, dozens of the best-of-the-best in the medical world urge

the use of face masks in the fight against this virus. Second, perhaps if a person wore a face mask 24-7 there might be long-term harmful effects. But for the average citizen, it comes down to a couple of hours a couple of days a week. How much time does the average person spend in a grocery store, or Walmart? One other thing. Doctors, particularly surgeons, nurses and dentists have been wearing face masks for years. Sometimes several hours a day. Have you ever heard of any health concerns? If any group was aware of a health concern, it would be folks who work in the medical field. Not even D. Trump, who has made some pretty wild claims about the virus (it will magically disappear, no worse than the flu and only 1% of COVID-19 cases are harmful), has suggested face masks are a health risk. In fact, he (now) says it is a good idea (for everybody but him) for everybody to wear one. And last week the president’s unofficial propaganda secretary, Fox News talking head Sean Hannity, appealed to Americans to start wearing face masks. The only criticism with the mask rule? Why wasn’t it enacted three months ago? HITS AND MISSES If you were Rip Van Winkle emerging from a two decade snooze and heard the Democrats wailing about racial inequality in the Excited States of America, you might assume that this guy D. Trump has been running the show for the last 25 years. Racial inequality just didn’t pop up on the Trump/Republican watch. ... Somebody on television the other night noted that in America the justice system is tilted in favour the rich and guilty (who can afford $800 an hour lawyers) and disfavours the poor and innocent. Same could be said for this country. ... Here is an interesting statistic in wake of calls for police reform in New York City: 60% of its police officers are non-white. ... This could be the first presidential election in which the mental health of each candidate is a key issue. THIS WEEK CIRCA 1938 - Brothers

Charles and Gordon Taylor pulled up more than weeds in the family garden at 126 Fourth St. W. They uncovered two coins, one half-penny dated 1812 and bearing the image of King George III. The other coin was a Canadian copper circa 1888. It had the image of Queen Victoria. ... Cornwall’s first steam pumper purchased for the fire department in 1876 and taken out of service in 1921 was rotting away in storage under the grandstand at the Athletic Grounds. Prior to purchase of the steam pumper, fires were fought with horse-drawn hose wagons. Most of the brass fittings had been stolen and the brass boiler was about to be dismantled and taken to the public works garage where it would be used to help heat the building. However, the horse-drawn hose wagons remained in good shape. They were stored in the garage at the rear of the police station. ..When furniture store owner Andrew Jardin won a test case in court, council repealed the bylaw which forced retail stores to close on Wednesdays. ... After Sgt. Cory Moore fired four warning shots while leaning out the passenger window of a patrol car driven by Const. Allan Clark, two men ditched the stolen car and fled on foot, never to be seen again. Const. Vincent Taylor had joined the chase in a taxi he had commandeered. Taylor was walking home from work when he saw the hot pursuit. He flagged down a passing taxi. . ... Several construction projects were under way in the city and area. They included Cornwall Armoury ($168,000), Royal Hotel addition ($60,000), new Stormont Electric Light and Power office building ($15,000), three apartment buildings ($32,000) and St. John’s Presbyterian Church renovations ($20,000). ... The first summer picnic for 2,500 Canadian Cottons employees and their families was held at St. Lawrence Park. The company gave all employees the day off with pay. Employees were members of Local No. 2 of the Cotton Workers Federation Union. LOOKING BACK 1938 (Part two) A city resident was found guilty of running a

bookmaking operation. Magistrate P. C. Bergeron called the gambling activity a “public nuisance” and fined the man $100. ... A Cornwall Jail inmate was recaptured a few hours after he walked away from the House of Refuge farm where he and several other inmates were working. He had served five weeks of a two-month sentence for possession of illegal liquor. He was given an additional two days for the escape. ... Brothers Dennis and William St. Denis of Bonville were injured when their motorcycle went out of control and crashed after hitting a bridge guard rail on Highway 2 just west of the Quebec border. William was thrown 164 feet and landed in a field. He suffered a fractured leg and arm. His brother had lacerations and a broken hand. ... The Standard-Freeholder noted that Cornwall beat St. Catharines on July 10, 1891 to win the Canadian Lacrosse Association championship. TRIVIA: On June 3, 1946 this source of new revenue was introduced by the city: 1) dog licences, 2) semi-annual water/sewer billing, 3) parking meters, 4) marriage licences, 5) building permits. TRIVIA ANSWER: In 1965 Queen Elizabeth signed the proclamation that made the “Maple Leaf” Canada’s national flag. Prime Minister Lester Pearson had made a national flag an election promise in the 1963. Ror y MacLennan from Summerheights passes along this interesting piece of info vis-a-vis the flag: West Front service station owner Milton Matheson was the brother of Judge John Matheson. Matheson, appointed by Pearson, was a leading member of the multi-party parliamentary committee whose mandate was to select a new flag design for Canada. He and Dr. George Stanley (then Dean of Arts at the Royal Military College) collaborated on the design which was ultimately approved by Parliament and by Royal Proclamation adopted as the National Flag of Canada. Matheson wrote a book, Canada’s Flag: A Search for a Country, about the creation of the new flag.

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We have certainly seen some changes over the last few weeks in our region and specifically South Dundas. Today’s announcement regarding mandatory masks in public spaces is a necessary step in the path forward. In order to be able to keep our businesses open and restart the economy, we have to keep people safe. Masks significantly reduce the risk of transmitting the COVID-19 virus and if it is safe for you to wear one, I encourage you to do so. In South Dundas we have had to take measures to reduce risks at high traffic public locations. Our two beaches are currently closed during the weekends. This was not an

easy decision, but one we felt necessary given the overcrowding that has been experienced and the concern we have heard from our residents. We face a challenging summer ahead. The desire to get back to some kind of normal and enjoy our traditional summer activities is strong. However, we cannot take lightly the risk we still face. If we can reduce the impact of future waves of this pandemic, we will set ourselves up for a brighter future. Amidst our efforts to maintain the health and safety of the community, we have begun offering activities and programs. I’m pleased to see our residents joining our adult fitness activities and the beginning of our summer swimming lessons for the kids. As more of the restrictions ease, we will continue to offer programs that still maintain the safety measures outlined by our Health Unit. As always, protect and be kind to one another, and be safe. Steven Byvelds, Mayor

CORNWALL, Ontario – The Cornwall Police Service (CPS) is warning the public about a scam circulating in the Cornwall area. In this scam, fraudsters are calling residents, claiming that their Social Insurance Number (SIN) has been blocked, compromised or suspended. Fraudsters may add that this is due to their SIN being linked to fraudulent or criminal activity, such as drug trafficking. The caller attempts to rectify the situation by instructing the victim to purchase gift cards, and provide the PIN on the gift cards to the fraudster. When calling, the fraudster is often claiming to be from a government agency, such as Service Canada, Canada Revenue Agency, or various others. In some of the scams hitting the Cornwall area, the fraudsters are claiming to be an employee of the CPS. Know the signs: Criminals are now regularly using “call-spoofing” to mislead consumers. This

technology is easily available. Do not assume that phone numbers appearing on your call display are accurate. No government agency will contact you and tell you that your SIN is blocked or request you purchase gift cards in order to rectify the situation. How to protect yourself: Never provide personal information over the phone to an unknown caller. If you provide personal information, contact Equifax and Trans Union to place fraud alerts on your accounts. Slow down and talk to a trusted loved one before sending personal information or money to anyone you do not know. If you have been a victim of a fraud, and have provided personal information or money to someone, please report it to the CPS by calling 613-932-2110 ext. 3. For more information on ongoing scams, please visit the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre website.

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2017 HONDA PILOT - TOURING

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(stk N19309 • Bluetooth • navigation • stow & go seating • 6 spd. auto trans

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2019 WRANGLER UNLIMITED SAHARA

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(stk N20124 • Tilt and telescoping wheel • Dual-zone Air • Keyless entry • AM/FM & CD / Bluetooth • Backup SAVING Camera

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(stk N19302 • Hands free Bluetooth • 6 spd auto trans • 7 passenger

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VING

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FRONT PAGE STORY

Caisse Desjardins Ontario supporting pop up patios NICK SEEBRUCH

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Caisse Desjardins is sponsoring five pop up patios at Cornwall restaurants. They provided $5,000 to help support pop up patios at Edward’s Bistro, Rurban Brewery, Schnitzels, Stomping Grounds, and Truffles. The donation was secured through a partner-

ship with the experienCity project. “At Desjardins, we actively participate in the social and economic development of communities in order to help create sustainable prosperity,” said Kim Julien of Caisse Desjardins Ontario. “We are proud to be part of that project and we hope that the community will benefit from these patios this summer.”

The City of Cornwall also worked with these local restaurants and others to help expand their outdoor seating. “Rosemarie and I have been overwhelmed with the strong support of the community here in Cornwall by its residents, local agencies and businesses in its willingness to help each other during these difficult times of COVID,” said Jason Wagner of Edward’s

Bistro. “A HUGE thank you to Desjardins – they understand small business in a way no other bank we’ve ever dealt with has, and have played a huge role in helping us transform our taproom into an outdoor patio. Merci Desjardins, et santé,” reads a statement from Rurban Brewing.

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DOES FOOD CONTROL YOUR LIFE? Do you constantly diet, starve, binge or purge? Do you hate your body? Do you eat and feel guilty? STOP hurting yourself with food. There is a place for you! We meet every Monday evening at 6:30pm at Wesleyan Church, 780 Sydney, Cornwall. You are not alone. Contact 613 6629979 or oa.cornwall@gmail.com IS SOMEONE’S DRINKING BOTHERING YOU? You are not alone. There is help and hope. Call 613-937-4880 or visit www. al-anon.org

VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDED-CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY needed in Cornwall & district to provide cancer patients transportation to their medical appointments. The Wheels of Hope program ensures that volunteer drivers are trained and supported in addition to reimbursing them for mileage. Volunteer drivers would not need to own or use their personal vehicles as we now have access to a new van for the program. Interested in becoming a volunteer driver? Please contact Linda Rodgers Email: linda.rodgers@ontario.cancer.ca or call 613-932-1283.

CHOSEN IS A NEW JUNIOR HIGH GROUP ages 12-15 years meeting the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month from 6:30pm to 8pm at Cornwall Wesleyan Church , 780 Sydney St. Info: 613-936-9166. CORNWALL NEWCOMERS CLUB welcomes women who have moved in the last 4 years to Cornwall and the surrounding areas within the SD&G Counties. Info: Deborah 613-360-4628 to learn more about the club and its activities.

YARD SALES THIS WEEKEND

YARD SALE on July 18th from 8 am – 2 pm at 206 Leonia St. Doll house, dishes, BBQ and a scooter plus much more. To book your yard garage sale ad email: jmayer@seawaynews.media or call 613-933-0014 ext 258 Word ads cost $11+tax per week and can be paid by cash or credit card.

KEEP YOUR COOL

bulges or frayed edges. The radiator should be kept clean by periodically using a garden hose and a soft brush to carefully remove bugs, dirt and debris. Summer can be tough on cars, especially It takes very little time and money to make sure your car during high temperatures when heat can runs properly during summer, and although breakdowns destroy batteries and stress the cooling system happen, they can definitely be minimized by taking a few extra preventive maintenance steps. and tires. The cooling system works harder during hot temperatures to prevent overheating of the engine. To keep the cooling MASSEY PLACE AUTOPRO system working effectively, the coolant and distilled Air Conditioning water mixture for a vehicle’s radiator should be 50:50. As a - Exhausts reminder, never open a hot radiator cap when checking the coolant level in the reservoir. - Brakes As a rule of thumb, the coolant should be changed annually - Suspensions on most vehicles. This will keep the cooling system fresh - Tires and clean inside, which helps prevent corrosion and assures - Tune-ups that the coolant has the proper boiling point and protection. A pressure test, thermostat test, a cooling fan test and a Ron visual inspection for leaks and corrosion should also be done annually. Hoses and drive belts should be checked for cracks, 1520 Vincent Massey Dr.,Cornwall 613-932-3111

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Ages 4 and up Services are free with an OHIP Card Telemedicine connects you, through video, to a doctor in real time, improving community access to health care. A Telemedicine visit is just like a regular visit with a doctor, only the doctor you will be seeing and speaking with is on a monitor.

Please call Lauraine (RN BNScFCN) at 613-362-2050 for more information and to book an appointment INGLESIDE LOCATION: WEDNESDAYS LONG SAULT: FRIDAYS Covid 19 screening questions will be done prior to and day of appointment

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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Madeleine Léger bell on July 9th, 2020. She was the daughter of the late Irene Dumont and the late Wilfrid Léger. She leaves to mourn her daughter Diane, Lise (Lionel Binette), Hélène (Denis Boucher), her son Normand (Louise Cassista), her great-grand children & sisters-in-law as well as many nephews and nieces. The family would like to thank all the personnel of CHSLD Youville for the kind and professional care given to our mother. Due to the actual circumstance, there will be a service for the immediate family members only on july 20th at the Complexe Steve L. Elkas (4230 Bertand-Fabi).

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August 18, 1943 – July 10, 2020 It is with deep sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of Viviane M.Lusignan on July 10, 2020 at the Cornwall Community Hospital at the age of 76. Beloved and cherished wife of 58 years of R. Paul Lusignan. Viviane was the eldest daughter of Emery and Fidelia (née Martineau) Lacelle. She is survived by her two loving children Dr. Daniel E. Lusignan and Paula O’Brien CPA, CA (Husband Davis Baptiste) as well as two granddaughters Shawna and Megan O’Brien. Three brothers predeceased Viviane: Gilles, Rénald and Claude. She is survived by 5 brothers and 2 sisters: Alain, Jacques (Marielle), Marcel (Pauline), Lise Pilon (Raymond), Daniel (Suzanne), Denis, and Francine Brisson (Marc). Viviane is also survived by brother-in-law Guy Lusignan (Marie) of Ottawa. She will be fondly remembered by numerous nieces and nephews. Viviane very much enjoyed her 17 year career as a Registered Practical Nurse in the Palliative care section of JMP where she provided exceptional care to her patients and their families. We would like to thank and acknowledge the heartfelt care delivered by the staff of Level 2 of the JMP at Cornwall Community Hospital. We would also like to thank 2 very special caregivers from Paramed who provided Viviane with very special care over the past 7 years: Alyssa Bancroft and Patricia Hart. Cremation services entrusted to the M. John Sullivan Funeral Home, 341 Pitt Street, Cornwall, ON. Due to Covid 19, there will be no funeral or gathering to grieve together and honour our dear Viv. Instead, we ask her friends to take a moment and remember her. Donations to the Cornwall Community Hospital Foundation would be appreciated by the family. Condolences may be left at www.mjohnsullivanfuneralhome.com 265849

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Haleema, Osama, and Hafsa Chaudry made a donation of masks to the Seaway Valley Community Health Centre. These youngsters are always doing great work to support their community. Keep it up.

Wow, Green for Live Environmental Inc. LOST: 1998 beige Safari Van plate BTL K573 with USNC stickers on back windows. made a $614,000 contribution to the Township of North Stormont. This important Cash reward. Call 514-946-9125. contribution will surely help their host comSeen on Facebook: Shout out to Cornwall munity grow. Municipal works. There was a water main break on our block yesterday evening. We still The Township of South Stormont just don’t have water, but they have been hard at launched their new website, it looks pretty work all day. I called them at 4:30, and the snappy and I hear it is more user friendly than person that answered the phone told me that the old one. they had just dropped off two more workers, and that they would work on it until it was Congratulations to Brianna Ladouceur who done tonight. They apologized for our came in first at the Sportsman Corona inconvenience, and took the time to answer Crusher at the Corwnall Motor Speedway on questions in a kind manner. July 12.

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WWW.SUMMERHEIGHTSGOLF.COM Malik Ali selflessly helped local paramedics save a life by giving CPR to someone in carThe Char-Lan Skating Club has named diac arrest, an even more risky thing to do in Alessia MacDonald as Junior Program a time of COVID. What a great Samaritan. Assistant of the Year for 2019-2020. Congratulations to Bruce Wotherspoon who recently received his newly trained guide dog, a golden labrador named Stefan.

I saw a post on Facebook about Donivin, Cloey and Dustin, three local youths who have been handing out free freezies for City Workers. With last week’s heat wave, I am Habitat for Humanity held a groundbreakI hear there is a new phone scam going sure it is much appreciated. ing last week for the Ortiz family. Another around Cornwall where the fraudsters tell you family will soon have their forever home. that your Social Insurance Number has been breached. Don’t believe them and hang up. Great work. The Eastern Ontario Health Unit has Have a community comment you would like to share? Email nseebruch@seawaynews. entered Stage 3 of the re-opening, but we are still getting new cases. Wear a mask! media for it to appear in Scuttlebutt.

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A boy read a restaurant sign that advertised fat-free French fries. “Sounds great,” said the health-conscious boy. He ordered some. He watched as the cook pulled a basket of fries from the fryer. The potatoes were dripping with oil when the cook put them into the container. “Wait a minute,” the boy said. “Those don’t look fat-free.” “Sure they are,” the cook said. “We charge only for the potatoes. The fat is free!”

CAR THEFT CORNWALL, Ontario – Dana Cayer, 18, and Jean Mitchell, 22, both of Cornwall, were arrested on July 4, 2020 and charged with the following:

For Mother’s Day this year, Carol’s family all came to visit her outside of her condo. What a special visit. Standing (L-R) Rodney Matheson (grandson), holding Jolene (great granddaughter), Rachel Matheson, Paulette Matheson, Cameron Matheson (son), Anne (daughter) & husband Paul Provost. (L-R) Melissa holding Milton Matheson (great grandson), Addisyn (step great granddaughter), Camie Matheson (grandson), Brittany Ezard (granddaughter) & husband Dan. They are going to give me another grandchild on July 21st. Who is the second surprise until then. “I am very blessed,” said Carol Matheson.

Dana Cayer: • Theft of motor vehicle • Flight from police • Breach of probation (for failing to keep the peace) Jean Mitchell: • Theft of motor vehicle • Counselling indictable offence Niko and Lina are looking fabulous after • Breach of probation x two (for failing to getting groomed earlier in the day. keep the peace) Email your favourite pet photo along with It is alleged on July 4, 2020, the man and a small caption and we’ll publish it so all our woman took a vehicle that did not belong to readers can enjoy it, too! them, without the owner’s permission. While editorial@cornwallseawaynews.com police were investigating, the woman fled from police while driving the vehicle. During Have a cute pet that just needs to be the investigation, both individuals were taken shared with the community? Email nsee- into custody, charged accordingly and bruch@seawaynews.media for them to appear released to appear in court on Sept. 10, 2020. in our Pet Corner.

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Parliament is essential, so is the opposition 3 MINUTES WITH THE MP

ERIC DUNCAN MP STORMONT, DUNDAS & GLENGARRY

assistance programs, health recommendations changing often, and the increasing public desire to reopen our economy safely, the voice of Canadians if even more important these days. Whether it is asking tough but constructive questions, participating in debate or bringing forward solutions and amendments, Parliament needs to fully operational and functioning to make democracy work. Better oversight and ideas are produced, and Canadians can have more confidence in the varied voices and perspectives being shared. I hope my limited interventions in the House of Commons in recent months can show my constituents that, even as an

Opposition MP, every MP has the ability to raise issues and get results. My two 5-minute Question Period proposals on extending benefit dates for Canadians was well received. The following week, the Prime Minister agreed with my proposal. The following month, the government took my proposals again regarding the Canada-US border closure to safely reunite spouses and children who had been separated for months. With summer upon us, Parliament is recessed. While I will continue my work on the ground locally, I truly wish I could be in Parliament to ‘’make up for lost time’’ and keep our government working and accountable during these unprecedented times.

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To say the least, it has been a unique time to serve as a Member of Parliament in Canada, especially being on the job for less than 8 months. Like all jobs, there are new ways of interacting and doing business. Endless online video meetings are the new normal, and I’ve connected with hundreds of you- by

phone or Zoom video- to hear your feedback and advocate for your business. Like my predecessor Guy Lauzon, I value the importance of customer service and connecting at a grassroots level. However, a key part of our job as Member of Parliament has always been our work on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. Rightfully so, Parliament was suspended in early March as we shut down to flatten the curve. However, I have been disappointed that we have not reopened Parliament as normal- with a small ratio of MPs in the Chamber at a time for obvious safety and physical distancing reasons. With the unprecedented levels of new spending, quickly set-up government