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CORNWALL, Ontario – A Cornwall man is being credited with saving the life of an elderly woman who was choking on food at a city restaurant. Richard Sabourin, an experienced first-aider, leapt into action at Au Vieux Duluth – along with staff at the busy eatery - on Friday night when patrons began screaming that a woman appeared to be choking. It took four or five thrusts from Sabourin via the Heimlich maneuver to dislodge the food – a piece of meat the size of a thumb was found later on the floor – from the woman’s windpipe. “I had just come back into the restaurant from my car. I had gone to get a piece of paper to show my friend,” said Sabourin, who was attending a birthday party. “My girlfriend hit me and said ‘Richard go help!’” Family members who were with the woman approached staff at the restaurant when it became clear she was in distress. “A woman came up to me and said her mother might be choking,” said server Carrie MacDonald. MacDonald rubbed the woman’s back and was asking her questions, to which the woman was responding. Some food had already come out of the woman’s mouth, but when she took a sip of water
to help, things quickly deteriorated. “There may have been something else in there, and it might have gone down,” said MacDonald. It sure looks that way, because the woman nearly passed out and was unable to breathe. Au Vieux Duluth cook Jason Jodoin came from the kitchen and tried several times to dislodge the food via the Heimlich maneuver. Then it was time for Sabourin to step in. “People told me afterwards that she was starting to turn blue,” he said. After the food popped out Sabourin laid the woman on the ground while paramedics were dispatched. “Then she started to get her colour back, and she was breathing again,” said Sabourin, who added the woman was close to unconsciousness at one point. “She was pretty close to going out.” Sabourin and the staff at the restaurant were hailed as heroes by Au Vieux Duluth owner Alexandre Paradis. “I am very proud of the work my team and my From left are Richard Sabourin, Carrie MacDonald, Alexandre Paradis and Jason friend Richard did to save this lady,” he said. Jodoin. What is unclear is the status of the woman, or even her identity. Understandably neither Sabourin nor Paradis asked her for her name during the individuals, but he did confirm paramedics trans- express their gratitude. ported a patient to hospital. Family members of the woman have indicated chaos of the moment. Paradis said the family of the woman has to Seaway News she wishes to remain Myles Cassidy, Cornwall EMS chief, said it is the policy of his agency not to release the names of emailed the corporate arm of Au Vieux Duluth to anonymous.
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CORNWALL, Ontario - If the cure for cancer is a positive attitude, then Alaya Riley has already got this disease beat. The well-spoken Cornwall teenager is headed to a Toronto hospital for another surgery - it’s her fourth battle with cancer - where she will have more bone removed from her tiny body. Earlier this year doctors removed three ribs from her in a fight against bone cancer. Next week two more are coming out. She’s already defeated leukemia twice, and thought she had said goodbye to cancer for now until this year when pain in her ribs led doctor to the diagnosis. Oh yah...Alaya is just 13 years old, but speaks with the experience of a person that, sadly, already has a world of experience. “It’s not like this is new to me,” she said matter-of-factly. “When I was told I would have to go through another surgery I was upset...but I kind of tell people this is what I have to do. “I’m being positive about it, because I know... this is just a small thing I will have to get through.” Alaya, a Grade 9 student at ecole secondaire La Citadelle, will likely spend about five days in
hospital, and will then be subjected to about three months of chemotherapy to ensure any cancer cells left in her body are eradicated. Alaya has Li-Fraumeni syndrome, which means that her body is without an important cancer fighting gene and leaves her susceptible to the disease. News like that would make even the hardiest of adults cringe - but she has some advice for them. “I would tell them this is what you have to do to get better,” she said. “Take out the ‘don’t.’ Tell yourself what you want. And I want to be healthy.” But while Alaya and her family are putting on a brave face when it comes to cancer, paying bills is another story. Taking time off to care for a sick child resulted in the liquidation of retirement savings. Alaya Riley and her mother Dinah Ener They received help from the community which allowed them to keep their home and treatment easier for Alaya, allowing her to be a be concerned about losing their home or paypay living expenses. regular teenager and helping her family make ing their utility bills,” said her aunt Tammy This time around Alaya’s father will keep it through this difficult time without having to Harrigan, the creator of the page. working in order that some income will continue, but the community is rallying around the family again. A gofundme page has been set up and already generated more than $4,500 in aid. “All funds will go towards making this
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CORNWALL, Ontario - For Meghan Illingworth and Tammy Dusome, the joy of having a new puppy quickly turned to the heartbreak of losing a family pet. Within a month of adopting their fourmonth-old boxer-labrador mix pups from a local woman through a Facebook post offering free dogs, Bella and Whiskey died of parvovirus - a highly contagious, viral infection. “Our kids are devastated, we pretty much got the puppies for them,” said Illingworth. “They were hyper and full of life.” After seeing parvo symptoms within two weeks, such as vomiting and diarrhea, Dusom took four-month-old Bella to the SD&G SPCA in Cornwall. “They didn’t even give her a chance - they just told me straight out they were putting her down,” said Dusome. Illingworth took Whiskey shortly after and received the same grim diagnosis. She was also told that it could cost as much as $2,000 to treat a dog with the virus.
“We thought she would have a chance...but she didn’t,” said Illingworth. Both women hope others learn from their experience. “We were under the impression the dogs already had their shots, and were going to the vet next week,” said Illingworth. “It happened so fast. Make sure to get your pets vaccinated,” added Dusome. The two families live in the area of Walton Street and Lefebvre Avenue, in the city’s eastend - where a 14-month-old male collie-labrador puppy died of the viral disease in April. “We’ve already cleaned our houses and poured a solution with bleach on our lawns,” said Dusome. In 2014, parvo swept across the city keeping pet owners on high alert. One Cornwall animal hospital had reported seeing dozens of puppies with early symptoms of the virus. “In general, there’s definitely a higher than usual amount of parvovirus cases in Cornwall,” said Dr. Ashley Virag of the St. Lawrence Valley Animal Hospital in an interview with Seaway News.
Cornwall’s Tammy Dusome (left) and Meghan Illingworth are reeling over the loss of their puppies who died of parvovirus.Adam Brazeau She described the disease as “lethal.” Virag encourages dog owners to start vaccinating their puppies at eight weeks of age. The veterinarian believes the city’s unemployment rate is reflected in the number of animals that cannot be treated due to “cost concerns.”
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CORNWALL, Ontario - The votes are in and the name of the new Cornwall elementary school has been decided – Bridgewood Public School. Upper Canada District School Board trustees voted Wednesday night to accept Bridgewood as the new name, after it was recommended by both a student vote and a school naming committee established to give the school its identity. Set to open in the fall of 2016, Bridgewood is under construction at the corner of Marleau Avenue and Nick Kaneb Drive. With capacity for 579 students, it will replace the aging East Front and Gladstone public schools. The name was approved by trustees because it represents the bridging of the two school communities, while also recognizing Cornwall’s
iconic Seaway International Bridge – a common symbol to both schools. The name suggests strength and stability, as well as bridging of the past and future in education. “Wood” is a tribute to the school’s location on a beautiful woodlot, the board said. “The name really fits,” said Cornwall trustee David McDonald, who sat on the naming committee. “What we are doing is bringing two schools together and allowing for a new environment to exist for our students. We want to be respectful of the past, but bringing these two school communities together is very important. “The name suits the needs of our community and it will be the kind of school Cornwall will be proud of for many years to come. I’m excited to get it open.” The name was proposed to the board in a
presentation by Kelty Grant, principal of East Front Public School and chair of the Cornwall Public School Naming Committee. “I love the name,” said Grant in an interview after her presentation. “And what’s great about it is the student body feels included in the process and invested in the outcome. We gave the students who are going to make the new school home a chance to take ownership and get involved in the naming process, and there was consistency between the first choice of the naming committee and our students, so it really was a unanimous recommendation.” Comprised of Superintendent Tim Mills, McDonald, principals of both current schools, local historians, teachers and parent council members, the committee held meetings between April and November. Members accepted potential names from the community
at public meetings, as well as those that were submitted in person, through social media and by email. The committee voted to select the top three names in November. Bridgewood was tied for first with Bridgewater Public School, while the committee’s second choice was Sir John Johnson Public School. The top three names were later presented to students at both East Front and Gladstone, who voted to select Bridgewood as their name choice for the new school. The new 50,667 square-foot, air-conditioned building will feature five kindergarten classrooms, 19 regular classrooms, a multi-function resource space with a stage, project/resource rooms adjacent to classrooms, and environmental site design focused on tree conservation.
Municipal task force will be created to help with refugee re-settlement Todd Lihou todd.lihou@tc.tc
CORNWALL, Ontario - A task force will be created to help co-ordinate support services should Syrian refugees be re-settled in Cornwall. The task force will work to create a clearing house of sorts, where people can approach the city to find out how, and where they can help with re-settlement activities should Cornwall be chosen as a site for such a move. “It doesn’t mean we are going to take this
over. In fact there are a lot of agencies in town who have the expertise. We just want to get people together,” said Coun. Bernadette Clement, who will chair the task force. “It’s an opportunity for us to not only give, but to receive…a new sense of who we are as Canadians. “This task force is not because the City of Cornwall has all the answers, but we want to show some leadership.” While the city has still not been approached officially on the subject by the federal government, municipal staff have been participating
in information sessions at the provincial level regarding the process. In the event Syrians are relocated to this area, as part of government sponsored refugee work, individuals from the war-torn country would presumably be housed at the Nav Centre which would act as an Interim Lodging Site under the Federal Government of Canada plan. “It’s being informed and getting together,” said Coun. Denis Carr. Coun. Claude McIntosh pointed to previous iterations of the city, which welcomed
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The Township of South Stormont is seeking qualified firms to develop the following properties: Expression of Interest No. 18-2015: Former Beaches property. The property is located at County Road #2/Long Sault Drive south of the Long Sault Plaza parking lot. Responses to the EOI are due by 4:00 PM on February 2, 2016. Request for Proposal No. 19-2015: Barnhart property. The property is located adjacent to Mille Roches Road behind the fire hall. Proposals are due by 4:00 PM March 1, 2016.
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Council is pleased to advise that the South Stormont Corporate Strategic Plan is now complete. It was developed by the Township of South Stormont in partnership with the Centre for Corporate Learning & Performance Improvement at St. Lawrence College. The plan confirms the organization’s mission, sets the vision for the future and identifies values to guide behaviour in pursuit of the vision. Please see the Township website to view a copy of the full document and the results of the public survey.
RECREATION BILLBOARD Parks and Recreation Department (Long Sault Arena) Telephone: 613-534-2419 Email: kevin@southstormont.ca Address: 60 Mille Roches Road, Long Sault, ON K0C 1P0 SOuTh STORMONT SPORTS hALL Of fAME – 2016 Induction Ceremony September 17th Nominations to be considered for the 2016 Induction Ceremony must be submitted by May 1, 2016. Forms are available at the Long Sault Arena or can be downloaded at www.southstormont.ca/halloffame
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WHITE LIGHTS: Lung cancer survivor gets hometown support Adam Brazeau adam.brazeau@tc.tc
CORNWALL, Ontario - Downtown merchants are standing behind Cornwall native Elizabeth Dessureault, by spreading holiday cheer, while raising funds and awareness for lung cancer research. Cottage Blue Home partnered with other local retailers for a ‘White Lights’ fundraiser in support of Lung Cancer Canada on Friday (Dec. 11). “It’s nice to see our community show so much support,” said Cottage Blue Home coowner Kayla Cuggy. “It was a full day of being really, really busy.” Cuggy befriended Dessureault several years ago through her mom Deirdre’s local business ties. When Dessureault, a 26-year-old non-smoker, was diagnosed with late stage lung cancer at five-months pregnant, her determination to become an ambassador for the cause found it’s way into her hometown. Stores extended their hours for White Lights festivities, with discounts, food samplings, draws, carollers , silent auction, a visit from Santa, and plenty of Christmas lights. Participating businesses included: Laser
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Navaneelan, with the help of her staff, presented each of them with a generous pile of gifts. The generous 10 are Mae Lazore-Green, Cherie Lalonde, IreLynn MacKillican, Tim McCuaig, Rick Lapierre, Stephanie Swenson, Christine Andrews, Jessie Magiante, Debbie Poirier-Burns, and Mandy Mason. “People do a lot in the community from behind the scenes - they deserve to be acknowledged,” said Dr. Navaneelan, the founder of Rachel’s Kids - a Cornwall-based non-profit charity helping underprivileged youth on a local and global scale.
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CORNWALL, Ontario - The Cornwall Community Police Service annual youth symposium wrapped up on a high note - using a creative approach to fostering kindness in youth. The event gathered more than 900 elementary students this week from all over the city to hear from inspirational speaker Donna De Luca, who spoke of the need for children to learn how to respect themselves. “In order to show love and compassion to others, you must show love and compassion to yourself,” she said. “The most important thing is self-love.” Students were invited to laugh, dance and express their thoughts on love during the symposium, which took place Tuesday and Wednesday in the aurditorium at St. Joseph’s Catholic Secondary School. A workshop was held on Thursday at Cornwall Best Western. “This is really about confidence building and relationship building,” said Const. Dan Cloutier. “We want to provide them with the tools to succeed in life - to build self-confidence.”
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CORNWALL, Ontario - A fundraising campaign seeking to raise $1.2 million for the Cornwall Community Hospital’s new addictions counselling centre got a huge bonus this week. Your Credit Union in Cornwall pledged $50,000 to the project. “This $50,000 commitment is our way of
demonstrating how important Cornwall Community Hospital is to our members and our staff team,” said Your Credit Union retail service director Doug MacMillan. “We also feel very strongly about improving access to addiction and mental health services in our community. This project will do exactly that.” The $9.3-million project includes a new building on the former paramedic headquarters north
of the hospital on McConnell Avenue. The fundraising campaign has already raised about $500,000 in pledges, which includes the Your Credit Union injection, as well as $250,000 from the Cornwall Service Club Council. “This is a great addition to some of the pledges we have already received from groups and families in the community,” said Cornwall Community Hospital Foundation executive director Erin
Killoran. The hospital’s mental health crisis team, withdrawal management services, addiction services, children’s mental health department, adult counselling, psycho-geriatric services and assertive community treatment team will all be moving to the new digs. Costs are expected to be saved on utilities, mortgages and operations as a result of the move.
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Cornwall Transit employees recognized for safe driving and working records CORNWALL, Ontario - Cornwall Transit employees were recognized for their commitment to safety during the 20th annual Safe Driver/Safe Worker Award Breakfast on Wednesday morning. Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy, Councillor Elaine MacDonald, CAO Norm Levac and other City officials were on hand to present pins and certificates to employees at the Cornwall Transit office on Second Street West. Now in its 20th year, the annual awards breakfast has helped to foster a standard of excellence within the ranks of Cornwall Transit. “Transit Operators spend countless hours navigating our streets and to remain collisionfree is commendable,” said Cornwall Transit Division Manager Len Tapp. “This is no small accomplishment when you consider Operators drive roughly 1 million kilometres annually in urban traffic. Our maintenance personnel also
From left are Cornwall Transit Division Manager Len Tapp, CAO Norm Levac, Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy, Transit Operator George Secord, Mechanic Tony Pettinella, Councillor Elaine MacDonald, Transit Shift Supervisor Jean Marcil and Infrastructure and Municipal Works General Manager John St. Marseille. have an excellent safety record once again this year.” One employee to be recognized on Wednesday was Operator George Secord, who is approaching 32 years of service with Cornwall Transit come January. In that time, Secord has seen a lot of changes to the City’s transit system, including an increased focus on employee training. For Secord and other Transit Operators, safe driving habits have
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The ‘new’ city council wrapped up its first year on the job this week, with the conclusion of its final meeting of 2015 on Monday. Guess that means we can drop the ‘new’ from now on. This, for better or worse, is your city council. The first year for the municipal body has brought with it a hodgepodge of successes and failures with everything from front-yard hockey rinks and worm-selling to tax hikes and police charges dominating the political landscape. About a year ago I penned a column suggesting this council be given a bit of latitude to start its term. With a rookie-laden roster one had to expect some growing pains (and pains in the butt) to kick things off. Now, it’s fair to say, is time for council to get to work. There’s already one budget under its belt, and the 2016 document is set to be debated in just a few short weeks. But let’s take a look back at 2015, to see how far we have come.
THE GOOD The city hall youth movement. Like a lot of people I was skeptical of the shift towards a younger, inexperienced collection of municipal leaders. And it did take a few months for people like Carilyne Hebert and Justin Towndale to get their feet beneath them. There’s nothing wrong with that, and both are growing into their respective roles around the council table. The challenge moving ahead for both will be to continue to shrug off perceptions from others. In some circles many believe Coun. Elaine MacDonald to be Hebert’s
barometer, and Towndale is still known only to some as ‘Angelo’s son.’ It says here both are on their way to carving a niche for themselves.
THE BAD The shell game continues. City council is elected to lead…and sometimes the decisions it will be forced to make are unpalatable or unpopular. Case in point was last week’s water and sewer budget where taxpayers were looking at a five per cent hike before council took $500,000 from a $4-million reserve to lower the increase to 1.88 per cent. This happened at the same meeting where councillors were told there are about 70 km of underground water mains (worth $40 million) that are ripe for failure. Council has done this in the past, where it takes money from its savings accounts or delays a project/expenditure to a later date in the guise of saving taxpayer money now. Of course saving that money is a great idea…but council should spend more time putting in policies that find efficiencies where spending can be shelved forever, instead of one year at a time. Former mayor Bob Kilger used to say: “Pay me now, or pay me later.” He’s right. I can already hear the complaints from city council as we approach 2016 that “this will be the toughest budget year ever.” Followed two months later by plenty of backslapping and: “We dodged a bullet this year.” Meanwhile the shells keep getting shuffled before our very eyes.
The embattled city councillor was every bit the distraction I said he could be after word came out this summer Quebec polie had charged him with offences related to his tenure as owner of the Cornwall River Kings. If there was a nadir to this first year on the job for our city council it was Frost. Where else but city hall would you find the architect of the nearlycompleted code conduct also facing accusations of fraud and forgery? The good news is he returned from his European vacation this fall and realized life was better in Ottawa, and resigned…for real. THE UGLY Veteran Denis Carr has returned to city hall in Two words: Brock Frost. And two more: B-bye. his place, thanks to Guy St-Jean’s decision to move
to Florida and fill our Facebook pages with photos of palm trees and geckos (thanks for rubbing it in, Guy).
LOOK AHEAD The kid gloves have to come off. Newbies like the aforementioned Hebert and Towndale, not to mention Claude McIntosh and council returnees Leslie O’Shaughnessy and Mark MacDonald have had a year to see how things work at 340 Pitt Street. That experience, combined with a veteran presence from the balance of city council, means there are no more excuses to be found around the council table. It’s time to get to work…for real.
Editor: A riveting concern now for Canadians is the Syria immigration crisis. We are conflicted between our humanitarian principals and our love of country. We fear trouble may be brewing if these refugees are not properly vetted. This was not such a public dilemma when the Europeans immigrated. Why is there such a resistance now for the Syrians? Canadians believe the migrants are largely Muslim. It appears that the more information people have about Islam, the more cautious they are. The uninformed seem to be more open, more welcoming. What the informed know, is this: It is clear from the teachings in the Koran, that Muslims
are favoured by Allah as the chosen people. To be anything else is a sin against Allah. All others, the ‘infidels’, must be subjugated or killed as must all apostates (those who leave the faith). Islam is fundamentally a political ideology that has to take over the world. One argues, ‘Oh well, Islam is not like that today.’ Unfortunately, true Islam is like this today, and it is the same as 1400 years ago because the Koran, Islam’s holy book, was inspired by the word of God and it is unchangeable. To change or question it, is punishable by death. We have a stunning example in ISIS of the ways of Mohammed, the prophet of Islam. They are warring and barbaric, just as Mohammed was. This is
lead to a divided population and may forever change the cultural and political landscape of our great country. Being critical does not make anyone racist, and if it seems not-so-politically correct to resist the migrants, remember that political correctness can be the noose around the neck of free societies because it renders people too correct, and therefore unable, to identify and criticize a malevolent force. A phobia is an irrational fear, but this fear is real. Let’s be informed. All things considered, let’s expect our politicians to do the right thing for all. Christine Dorothy Martintown, On
explained in the Koran as well as sources such as, ’The Story of Mohammed, Islam Unveiled’, by Harold Robinson, or‘The Truth About Mohammed’, by Robert Spencer. Politicians like to call ISIS, et al, ‘radicalized’. It seems more appropriate to use the word ‘orthodox’. ISIS is orthodox Islam. The ‘radicals’ would be those Muslims daring not to be orthodox by not following the Koran closely. This mandate to take over is what makes Canadians cautious about the Syrian migrants. They fear that, when push comes to shove, Muslims’fundamental beliefs will not, no, can not, blend with our Judeo-Christian foundations and that an influx of Mohammedans may
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emergency in Chicago. It isn’t much better in Miami, Detroit, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Dallas, New Orleans, Houston and New York City. It’s not just a big city problem. Flint, Mich. population 99,700 (slightly more than Brantford, Ont.) - averages 62 murders a year. Jackson, Miss. - population 172,000 (comparable to Barrie, Ont.) - averages 51 murders a year. According to the FBI website, there were 12,445 murders in the United States last year. Most involved guns. California led the country with 1,697 murders. Not far behind was Texas with 1,141 murders. Texas executes more murderers than any other state. So much for the death penalty being a deterrent. A school in United States shouldn’t be concerned about sending students to France. The folks in that small French village should be concerned about sending their kids to the United States. **** Back in November when he learned that the traditional Christmas tree in front of the Justice Building, next to City Hall, was not going to be erected, Staff Sgt. Brian Snider decided to do something about it. The veteran Cornwall Community Police Service officer, last year’s Citizen of the Year recipient, started making telephone calls. On Dec. 1 lights on a 25-foot handsomelydecorated tree were turned on. Snider, working with Neil Dixon at Municipal Works, knocked on the doors of several
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City council reduced the planned five per cent increase in water and sewer rates to below 2%, which no doubt makes a lot of taxpayers happy. My concern, though, is with how they did it and what it all means for the long term. They took $500,000 from a $3.9 million sewer reserve. The fast talkers will say that it makes sense because Council didn’t cut any capital projects, so the amount of work the city was planning to do next year will not change. Also, sufficient money remains in the sewer reserve to meet most unexpected contingencies. And they don’t have to pay it back. So, on the surface, the amount of money
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CORNWALL, Ontario – The clock is still ticking down to a potential closure of Aultsville Theare in Cornwall. The venerable performance house held its annual general meeting Thursday, where talk swirled around its future…or maybe lack thereof.
Although it was a successful year for Aultsville in terms of events held there is still no clear indication that a sustainable funding model for the facility is in the offing. “We were up in attendance, up in rentals and up in revenues, so that’s all solid and exciting,” said Janet Martel, Aultsville Theatre general manager. “In terms of the events that came through, we saw big and small. Ones that we
managed beautifully and others challenged us from a staffing and a technical perspective.” “That’s not new to us.” But Martel explained Aultsville is at the end the life-cycle for some internal systems, original to the theatre, which was built in 1976. “We know that we are in dire need of changing our lighting and sound,” she said. Being on the 401 corridor, she explained,
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Aultsville Theatre manager Janet Martel. and competing with venues in Montreal, Brockville, Kington, and Ottawa, would require a $750,000 upgrade for Aultsville to remain competitive. “Too often we are forcing the promoters to augment what already exists in the theatre through equipment rentals. That impacts their bottom line, and ultimately deters them from considering us,” she said. To that end, the board has hired a grant researcher and writer for that very purpose and a dialogue between the partners - the city, the college and the board – is ongoing. “We’re optimistic that this is something that we will achieve for the 2016 season,” she said. Although struggling on the technical aspects, artistically there are many successes to celebrate. Some of the events, last year, included Gordon Lightfoot. “That was a major show for us, not only for the calibre of artist, but also on a technical perspective, one of the larger shows that we’ve tackled.” The theatre also saw the return of the Seaway Valley Theatre Company - their major musical and kids’ show - Barra MacNeils, Ryan Lalonde Magic and Misdirection, a new two-day dance competition called Move with the Beat, Seaway Winds, Cornwall Concert Series, Aultsville Film Festival, and Wednesday Night Movie Series. In other good news, the board has maintained a solid base of volunteers. “Volunteers are essential. You see, it in many areas in the theatre, with the volunteer board and ushers. They are all very important as they are the face of the theatre, when it comes to customer service and the profile. It’s their professionalism that people meet first hand when they come and see the events.” All successes aside, however, said Martel, if the lights and sound fail, the theatre will be dark, permanently. “We’re done. If you can’t hear, if you can’t see a performance, we’ve lost our purpose.” Martel hopes that the community sees the value in Aultsville Theatre as a cultural asset. “I hope to see the continued support that we’ve had.”
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Développement économique: quatre scénarios sur la table pour les élus certaines responsabilités en ce qui concerne les aspects politiques, stratégiques et complémentaires. Le dernier scénario ressemble au troisième, puisque la Ville se garde les mêmes responsabilités. Mais le reste du travail est séparé entre différents organismes au lieu d’un seul. Le document réalisé par le comité de pilotage présente les avantages et les désavantages de chacun de ces scénarios. Aucune recommandation n’est explicitement faite aux élus qui devront prendre la décision. Par contre, un tableau synthèse des quatre propositions est fait et des points positifs et négatifs ont été accordés aux différents aspects. C’est le troisième scénario qui obtient ainsi le plus de points, suivi du premier scénario. Fait à noter, dans tous les scénarios impliquant un organisme externe, il est mentionné que le poste de président ne serait pas occupé par un élu. C’était une des volontés du maire Maxime Pedneaud-Jobin après l’élection de modifier cet aspect pour De-CLD puisque le maire agit comme président du développement économique. La décision devrait être prise par le conseil municipal le 19 janvier prochain.
Quatre scénarios ont été proposés dans les derniers jours aux élus pour trouver une nouvelle méthode de s’occuper du développement économique dans la Ville de Gatineau. Les changements gouvernementaux dans les dernières années combinées avec la fin du protocole d’entente entre la Ville et Développement économique-CLD Gatineau a lancé un processus pour revoir la façon de fonctionner. Le document de travail établi à la suite de tout ce processus a été envoyé aux élus gatinois la semaine dernière. Tc Media a obtenu une copie de ce document qui propose quatre scénarios. Le premier scénario prévoit que le développement économique est entièrement intégré à la Ville de Gatineau. Un nouveau service serait créé pour s’occuper de tout cet aspect dans l’organigramme de la Ville. Dans le deuxième scénario, le travail serait donné entièrement à un organisme à but non lucratif qui s’occuperait du développement économique. La Ville aurait un regard sur le bilan de l’année, mais les initiatives viendraient de l’organisme. Le troisième scénario prévoit aussi la création d’un OBNL, mais la Ville se garderait
Quatre scénarios ont été proposés dans les derniers jours aux élus pour trouver une nouvelle méthode de s’occuper du développement économique dans la Ville de Gatineau.
Ottawa adopte son budget, mais pas à l’unanimité budget et je ne soutiens pas cette direction foyer annuellement. Les tarifs d’OC Transpo se pour la ville. Monsieur le maire, ceci est votre verront eux aussi augmentés de 2,5%. budget, mais pas le mien», a lancé Mme Deans L’élimination de 50 postes à temps plein au au maire. Selon le maire d’Ottawa, qui a voté en faveur du budget comme 17 autres élus, il s’agit d’«un budget qui est soucieux des contribuables tout en faisant des investissements clés qui assureront la prospérité de notre belle capitale. […] Il y a bien des choses que j’aimerais faire comme pouvoir geler les impôts et les tarifs, mais nous devons vivre dans la réalité», a-t-il mentionné en ajoutant qu’il ne peut plaire aux propositions de tous et qu’il se doit de prendre des décisions permettant de faire des économies et de trouver un bon équilibre. Avec l’adoption de ce budget, les services d’égouts et d’aqueduc grimperont de 6%, ce qui représente environ 49$ de plus à payer par
Le conseil municipal de la Ville d’Ottawa a adopté son budget pour l’année 2016, hier, prévoyant des dépenses de 3,17 milliards $ ainsi qu’une hausse des impôts fonciers de 2% et de certains tarifs. Cependant, pour la première fois depuis que le maire Jim Watson est en poste, le budget de la ville n’a pas été adopté à l’unanimité alors que 5 élus ont voté contre. Les conseillers Tobi Nussbaum, Diane Deans, Jeff Leiper, Rick Chiarelli et Catherine McKenney se sont opposés à l’adoption du budget. Certains ont mentionné être inconfortables avec l’idée de d’augmenter le taux d’imposition de 2%. Il a été évoqué que le budget allait mener à des déficits importants. Certains conseillers trouvaient également que le budget ne répond pas nécessairement aux réalités du quartier qu’ils représentent. «Je ne soutiens pas ce
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Chaque lundi et mercredi à l’école Rose des Vents les élèves de la 1ère à la 6e année peuvent s’inscrire afin de pratiquer le karaté. Une activité différente et très amusante. Le karaté est un sport qui te permet d’apprendre à te défendre et surtout à te mettre en forme et à interagir avec les autres avec respect. Les cours sont offerts par l’école de “Mike’s Contact Karate” à l’heure du dîner. J’ai appris que dès l’enfance il est important d’apprendre à pratiquer les sports qui nous intéressent pour qu’à l’âge adulte, on ait déjà développé des habiletés. Je trouve ça génial que l’on puisse apprendre ce sport à l’école. Le karaté nous apprend aussi à être discipliné et à l’écoute. M. Mike nous enseigne aussi que la discipline n’est pas seulement pour l’école mais pour la maison. Cela doit rendre plusieurs parents contents! Mike ne fait pas seulement du karaté dans les écoles, il offre aussi des camps. C’est en visitant le site web suivant que vous découvrirez tout ce qui est offert par cette école de karaté. Le site web est: http:// newworldmartialarts.ca/. Lors des leçons reçues à l’école, les élèves ont la chance de pratiquer des techniques en équipe de deux ou en solo et de passer par la suite des tests et de se mériter des ceintures. Alyssa Bergeron, 5e année
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milk. Continue constant whisking 2 more minutes until the mixture is smooth and thick. Remove the pot from the heat and stir in both cheeses. Add the cooked macaroni. Place the pot in the preheated oven and bake 35-40 minutes or until the edges of the top noodles are nicely browned. When the noodles are almost done, melt the remaining two tablespoons of butter in a small saucepan. Stir in the minced garlic, then the breadcrumbs. Mix well and cook only until the breadcrumbs begin to brown. When the macaroni is done, remove it from the oven. Divide it into 4 (or 6 or 8) individual dishes and top each first with the lobster meat, then the breadcrumbs.
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Good mac & cheese needs no improvement, but any time you have a surplus of freshly-cooked lobster meat and seek a big helping of high-class comfort, this luxurious dish satisfies beyond all measure. The four servings it makes are really big, easily divisible by two for enfeebled appetites. Preparation Time: 10 minutes Cook Time: 50 minutes Servings: 4
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Gifting is both an art and a science Nick Wolochatiuk Dances With Words nuthilltoo@gmail.com
muster even a smile from getting a pair of socks, or a scarf or a set of underwear? I wanted something like a Meccano set, some Dinky Toys, a pocket knife or a pair of binoculars. Then I leave the longings of a ten-year old boy in the early Fifties and fast forward to the 20 to 50 year-old male of today who’s thinking of a gift for his partner. Lingerie comes to mind: skimpy, revealing, impractical, sheer. It’s supposedly for his wife’s pleasure, but… I’m sure you have some gifts you received for Christmas, birthday or wedding that are still in the dark recesses of some cupboard, your attic, the garage or the U-Store complex down the road. Buying a tie for a man is a no-no; a
Since the time of gifting is but a few sleeps away, I’ve decided to share a bit of what I’ve learned from more than seven decades of giving and receiving. As far as I know, there are very few ten-year old boys who are journalists or columnists. I’ll write as they would, from the viewpoint of four-foot five, rather than my current five-foot eight. Back then, if my still-wrapped gift wasn’t heavy or didn’t rattle and clunk, I would have to feign delight. What ten-year old boy could
man should always be allowed to buy his own ties. Socks are a different thing. If I could live my life over, all my socks would be black and woven from the same blueprint by the same manufacturer. I’ll bet you’ve never forgiven the person who presented you with a four by eight black velvet Elvis… How about a lottery ticket as a gift? Inveterate gamblers get a thrill from the chase of the ever-elusive winner. Unfortunately, being a recipient of one of those tickets is likely to arouse a burst of ecstasy in about one in a billion times. That’s how likely it would be a winner. Just give me the ten dollars; that’s guaranteed to make me smile, and make it
possible to buy a donut and an extra-large coffee for three friends. Giving a loaded gift card obliges the recipient to spend it at the retailer of your choice. I wouldn’t be overjoyed at receiving a gift card from a jeweller, a wine retailer or an amusement park. However, cash can be used just about anywhere: at a bank to pay off a loan or a credit card balance, at a grocery store to purchase kumquats and kielbasa or donate some of the money to meet the Syrian refugees’ needs. That last option is certainly in the true spirit of Christmas: selfless giving of oneself in order to meet the genuine need of the recipient.
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25 NaPIER ST - $229,900 MOVE IN FOR CHRISTMAS!
(M3943) Have your first New Year’s Party in this attractive 3 bdrm bung with att garage on desirable st in Ingleside. Affordable Price.
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(M3416) Solid 3+1 bdrm brick bung with det garage, gas frpl in living rm, gas frpl in rec rm, workshop.
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New Listing! 1392 Arba Court. $229,900 - Don’t miss this gorgeous 2+1 bdrm semi built in 2011 by Doug Campbell. This unit is an upscale property with lots of extras like interlocked driveway, all hdwd and ceramic on main floor, gas heat, central air, fully finished 4 levels, 2 full baths, beautifully landscaped. A must to view on Sunday!
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1606 Charles St.-Riverdale $239,000 - 3 bdrm, 1.5 storey home, modern kitchen, open concept living/dining and kitchen with hdwd flr and frpl in living room. Living area at the rear of the home has lots of windows overlooking the treed 65’x150’ lot. Fin. rec room, gas heating, 1.5 baths and an attached garage top off the list.
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Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 6544 Treehaven rd WATERFRONT Beautifully finished from top to bottom, with loads of upgrades over the last few years. Exceptional landscaping, gazebo, pergola, and dock. $524,900
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Cozy 3 plus 1 bedroom bungalow with open kitchen and dining, large master with double closets and front balcony on over 2 acres. $199,900.
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106-106A-108 CArLEToN STrEET TrIPLEx 3 Unit building located close to St-Lawrence
College. Unit 106-3 bedroom (main floor) rented at $895 including utilities and has laundry hook ups, Unit 108-1 bedroom (main floor)rented at $425 plus utilities. Unit 106A upstairs is currently vacant but was rented at $425 plus utilities. New windows and doors. 3 Hot water tanks. Asking $195,000
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Cute, well maintained, 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath updated home and gas HTC. Ask about small income coming in.
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1140 sq. ft. 3 bedroom brick bung. with a 1000 sq. ft. legal 2 bedroom apt. Enjoy the x-tra income, too many renovations to mention. Call Bob for all the details. MLS M2242 Asking $229,900
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1820 ELGIN ST
M3786 - 3+1 bedroom semi det, 960 sq ft in a good area. 2 Full baths, lots of room for the growing family, both floors fully finished. Patio door leading to decking & large back yard.
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Very well maintained 3 bedroom semi in a nice area of town! Large living room and kitchen on the main floor leading out to the deck and partially fenced yard with beautiful flower beds. Upstairs offers 3 nice bedrooms and full bath. Basement provides a nice recroom, separate laundry and storage rooms. MLS#M3571 $148,000
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Why rent? Excellent 2 bedroom stater, kitchen with ample cabinets, master with walk in, numerous updates and cost effective. $124,900
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Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 2340 SouTh Branch rd Lots of possibilities w/this spacious home, sits on 8 acres on edge of the city. 4 bdrms, 2 baths, spacious eat in kitchen. Finished basement, separate entrance on west side (great for home based business) Asking $374,500
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359 eMMa aveNue, CorNwall This beautiful 2+1 `like new` semi is located in the desirable north end of the city. Many features and upgrades, including attached single car garage, hardwood flooring, finished basement, fenced backyard, large deck, paved driveway.Nearby services and amenities. Bus stop, box stores within walking distance. Quick possession available. Don`t miss out! $224,900 M3990
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15909 CouNty rd 2 loNg Sault 1.12 acres, high exposure in desirable location. Excellent opportunity for investors/developers as population has grown demand for more services and amenities has increased many possibilities for uses. Direct entrance from County Rd 2, overlooking Long Sault Parkway, Tim Hortons/MacEwen gas is the next entrance east. Location! Location! $275,000 M3839
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$195,000 15637 dixoN rd North luNeNburg K0C 1r0 With breathtaking surroundings located on a quiet road in North Lunenburg, this beautiful character home awaits the next family to make it their own. From every window in the house all you see is countryside, but still only 15 min to Cornwall, 45 min to Ottawa. Home features gleaming hardwood flooring, wood beam cathedral ceiling, pine cupboards. Barn and other outbuildings on almost 4 acres, possible use for horses, kennel, etc. Roof 2007, HWT and propane furnace 2013. Owners have relocated to larger farm. Come see for yourself! $195,000 M3298
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atteNtioN growiNg FaMilieS! 17237 Cr 18 St. aNdrewS 3+1, well maintained bungalow village of St. Andrews. 1.5 baths, large heated attached garage. Main floor laundry, finished rec room with gas fireplace. Large lot with fenced backyard, ATV and storage sheds, long paved driveway, walking distance to school, church, bike path and other amenities. 10 min to Cornwall. $220,000 M2791
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539 FiFth Street eaSt This bungalow is a great area of town offers 2+1 bedrooms, large deck of the back of the house onto an above ground pool, detached garage and more. Call today for a viewing! $147,500
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I would like to wish all of my valued clients, past and present, A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! Faye allott 613-571-9605
great Starter hoMe 9 Cedar Street NewiNgtoN Great starter home! This 2 bedroom home sits on a nice village lot. Main level features large bathroom, kitchen, living room and laundry room. Upstairs you will find master bedroom with walk-in closet, 2nd bedroom and bathroom. This property has a new high efficiency furnace and wett certified wood stove, two driveways, work shop, wood storage and garden shed. Head outside to enjoy your evenings in the screened porch! Call today for your private showing. $129,000
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3327 MaiN St, avoNMore Fantastic 3 bedroom home is awaiting some finishing touches. Downstairs features a kitchen, living room, mud room, a master bdrm, as well as powder room. Upstairs you will find 2 bdrms, full bath and laundry room. Enjoy the warmth of the wood stove and head outside to a spacious yard. hilda buitiNg 613-913-0891
be Settled iN tiMe For the holidayS! 37 huMMel Street, CheSterville spectacular 3 bedroom home with everything redone! This home features an open concept main floor along with 3 good sized bedrooms upstairs. Outside you will find a 2 tier deck to enjoy the quiet evenings and also an additional shed for storage and much more! M3492 hilda buitiNg 613-913-0891
golF loverS dreaM! 6731 gilMore hill rd 1740 sq ft bungalow on a golf course. 2 bedrooms, 1-1/2 bathrooms, den, open concept living room with fireplace, dining room, terrarium with sky light. Double garage. Home needs some TLC. Call Jo Ann for private viewing. $219,900 M3140 Jo aNN laNgStaFF 613-577-1873
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SOLD FirSt tiMe hoMe buyerS! 422 Marlborough St N, CorNwall 3 bedroom home featuring a large eat-in kitchen and living room on the main floor. Upstairs you`ll find 3 bed and 1 bath. Many updates, a large detached garage and is only a 2 minute walk to the Bob Turner. Call for a private viewing.. $120,000. Jo aNN laNgStaFF 613-938-3860
CeNtretowN CoNdo #51 gail elizabeth - thinking of selling? great time to sell - supply & demand. Call me now. ‘big’ dave SNetSiNger @ 613-938-3860
404 - 321 water St w, Cornwall Water views from this spacious 2 bed, 2 full bath centre town condo. With 10 ft ceilings, walk in closet and underground parking. Call today for full details. $289,900 MLS#M2976 Claire halliday arMStroNg 613-551-2812
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6717 gilMore hill road 3+1 bedroom and 2.5 bathrooms, raised brick bungalow is move in ready! Lots of natural sunlight and beautiful views of the Golf Course. Make this worry free home yours today. Call Jo Ann for a private viewing. $319,900 M3285 Jo aNN laNgStaFF 613-577-1873
28 FirSt St w. Central Business District downtown Cornwall this property is a sure thing for any business looking for visibility. Features include parking, brick exterior, three levels, some updates. $199,900 M3654 PeNNy rudderhaM 613-930-3377
14 StraChaN ave, loNg Sault This home has many desirable features like forced air gas heating, central air, 3 gas stoves, rec-room, 2 full bathrooms, updated kitchen with granite, large detached garage, above-ground pool, fenced in yard and so much more. www.14Strachan.info $172,500 PeNNy rudderhaM 613-930-3377
11 ProvoSt: CrySler Celebrate the holidays in your quality built, 2 year old home, in the Village of Crysler. Complete with Central Air, Central Vacuum, Paved Driveway. Rear Patio and Fenced in yard. Why wait to have your home built when this one is just like new and ready for new owners. Quick occupancy available. www.11Provost.info $289,900
12 CoNNer This custom built one year old, 1958 sq. ft. Mojave model Falcon Home, is top in its class. The Sellers spared no expense with upgrades and details ranging from floor to ceiling and landscaping. Prepare to be wowed as you enter into the main floor foyer, living room and custom additional bonus room. 3+2 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms inc. ensuite, gas fireplace, finished rec-room are just some of the many features of this beautiful property. You`ll love coming home to this hidden gem in Arrowhead Estates. $549,900 More info visit: www.12Conner.info
all briCK buNgalow 3441 bruCe Street Nice 2+2 bedroom brick bungalow on the corner of Bruce and Marilyn. Great location for first time homebuyers or those wanting to down size. Large side yard and many upgrades. Call for a private viewing. $174,900. Jo aNN laNgStaFF 613-577-1873
loCated iN the heart oF the City 231 SydNey St. This beautiful century home has much to offer its new owners. Five bedrooms for a growing family, plus spacious living area with french doors. Beautiful hardwood floors and freshly painted throughout. Call today for your private showing. $209,900 M1695
19050 Neville rd,MartiNtowN Everything you could want in country living. This spacious 2 storey home is perfect for a growing family. 4 good sized bedrooms & 2.5 baths. On the main level, open concept kitchen/dining, family room, laundry room, living room & office. Basement is finished & has a door to the outside. Home is extensively updated throughout. The backyard is an outdoor lover`s dream, large part of the treed backyard is fenced in and has an in ground fiberglass therapeutic spa. Also for your enjoyment there are trails throughout the 3.16 acres. Call Jo Ann or Faye for private showing to make this your next home. $297,000 M3189
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5639 county rD 34 LancaSter Located in close proximity to the village of lancaster with easy access to the 401. A very impressive updated century home, offering 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, with an open concept design for the kitchen and family room. The classic character of this home has been maintained, while updates have been added to assure comfort and ease of maintenance. From the high ceilings, original moldings and gleaming pine flooring, you will love the warmth and charm that it has to offer. Peace and tranquility inside and out. The wrap around veranda provides a great space for relaxation and to view incredible perennial gardens. So much potential with the greenhouse and large barn with stalls. If this is your dream call me today. $329,900 M2811
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5678 hwy 138, cornwaLL 3 bdrm bung located on the edge of the city limits and perfect for the commuter travelling the 138 Hwy. High efficiency gas furnace Nov ’10, newer C/A and front window, new shingles ‘15. Unique interlocking brick driveway and retaining wall. Come see for yourself. $204,000 M3084 VaLerie MaLLory 613-571-9245
18479 huGhie Munro, aPPLe hiLL Cute and cozy home. Walking distance to the park and post office. Many updates like a metal roof (2003), windows (1995), new hot water tank and pump, electrical (1997), plumbing (1993). Septic and furnace have been very well maintained. MLS#M1620 $99,700 $69,000 VaLerie MaLLory 613-571-9245
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14 Mechanic Street eaSt Spacious 3 bedroom family home in Maxville with main floor laundry, formal dining room and eat-in kitchen with ample cabinetry, beautiful wrap around covered front verandah and garage. $144,900 M3351 Peter hickey 613-551-6776
231 GarDner aVenue, cornwaLL Beautiful interlocking brick driveway leading to an extra large garage. This 2 bdrm home is very spacious. $176,000 M3650. VaLerie MaLLory 613-571-9245 chriS harroP 613-662-3587
147 JarViS St, cornwaLL This 2+1 bedroom bungalow is located beside a city park. Features a breathtaking kitchen with a built-in oven and gas stove top, fenced yard, garage, all around new windows, new gas furnace(2013), new HWT(2013), and overall well maintained. $171,500 M3174 VaLerie MaLLory 613-571-9245
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15 roBert Street, MaXViLLe Small town living. Home features metal roof, large country kitchen, hardwood floors, recent bath, large lot, recent windows, central air and much more. Priced to sell and ready for you. Call today for more details!! $139,900 Laurin (Moe) MauraiS* 613-363-3052
85 coLuMBia aVe., LonG SauLt Wonderful family home located in beautiful neighbourhood between Cornwall and Long Sault. 4 bedrooms, finished Rec room, side and rear yards, heated pool and more. Priced to sell!! Lots to see so contact me for more information. $239,900 M3777 Laurin (Moe) MauraiS* 613-363-3052
40 centre Street, aLeXanDria Large 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom village home. Large eat in country kitchen, Summer screen room, living and family rooms, rear deck and large backyard. Gas heating, recent windows and more. Call for more details. $172,000 M4001 Laurin (Moe) MauraiS* 613-363-3052
420 aBerDeen aVe, cornwaLL This 3 bedroom, 1.5 Bath home is centrally located. The main level features the dine in kitchen, large living room with gleaming hardwood floors. Many updates in last few years: gas furnace, flooring, deck, etc. $129,900 M3454 MarySe GaGnon-rueSt* 613-363-6279
18240 hickory St, wiLLiaMStown Spacious 4+1 bdrm, 2.5 bath, wonderful layout and shows extremely well. Updated features include: kitchen with granite countertops, ceramic flooring, formal dining room and a lovely living room with fireplace. In-ground pool, hot tub and much more. $299,999 M3395 MarySe GaGnon-rueSt* 613-363-6279
28 caLDweLL Dr, iroquoiS 3 Bedroom home located in quaint village of Iroquois. Property features: 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, large yard, and much more! Buyers to verify all info regarding the property. $119,900 M2645 MarySe GaGnon-rueSt* 613-363-6279
cLoSe to aMenitieS 537 GLouceSter St. n, 2 Storey, 2 bdrm, perfect starter home. Updated kitchen, open concept living/dining rm w/hardwood flrs. Front porch & mudroom, deck to backyard. Rec room downstairs with a 2 piece bath, det. garage, large workshop. Many updates in the last 4 year-gas furnace, insulation & windows. $149,000 faye aLLott 613-571-9605
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FURNISS, Robert David – Entered into eternal life on Friday December 11, 2015 in his 72nd year at the Cornwall Community Hospital. Loving husband for 38 years to Diane (Myers) Furniss. Dear father of Chad (Christine), Ryan (Andrea), D’Arcy (Mallory), Roberta (Ted) and Amanda (Jason). Sadly missed by his grandchildren, Greyson, Malcolm, Tyler, Connor, Charity, Zachary, Courtney and Logan. Cherished brother of Richard (Pat), Betty, Maggie (Rene), Sue (Ken) and Michael (Donna). Predeceased by his parents, Garnet and Marie (Prud’Homme) Furniss and one brother Ron (Pam), and 2 sisters, Joan and Francis. Friends will be received at the M. John Sullivan Funeral Home, 341 Pitt Street (across from city hall) Cornwall on Saturday December 19, 2015 from 9 am until Funeral Liturgy in the chapel of the funeral home at 11am. Rite of Committal to follow at St. Anthony’s Parish Cemetery, Apple Hill at a later date. As expressions of sympathy, memorial donations to the Royal Canadian Legion , Branch 297 would be appreciated by the family. Condolences may be left at www.mjohnsullivanfuneralhome.com 6547974
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Full time, permanent, Cornwall & area POSITION DESCRIPTION/RESPONSIbILITIES: The Nurse praCtitioNer (Np) in the Community COPD Outreach and Lung Health Program provides a wide range of primary care services including comprehensive triage, screening , physical assessment, diagnosis and treatment as well as counseling, interpretation of test results, referral and follow-up, health education and preventative care to clients with varied health, social, cultural and economic needs. The NP encourages individuals to take responsibility for their own health by involving them in risk factor and health problem identification, goal setting and the choices of interventions for disease treatment and prevention and health promotion. The NP must possess the ability to function independently and as a member of an inter-professional team in a culturally sensitive manner. EDUCATION, SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS: • Baccalaureate in Nursing from a recognized university. • Current and valid registration in the Extended Class with the RNEC College of Nurses of Ontario. • Must possess strong diagnostic abilities, clinical and management skills of the respiratory client population. • 3-5 years of experience as an NP Certified respiratory educator is preferred. • Previous critical care and emergency nursing experience an asset • Demonstrate effective time-management skills and strong decision-making skills • Must possess strong organizational, communication and interpersonal skills • Proficiency working in a computerized environment and working with electronic client records • Previous experience working with culturally diverse and low income populations. • Experience and understanding of rural communities and rural health needs. • Excellent communication skills in English (oral and written) required; French and other languages considered an asset. • Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle required.
Debbie St John-de Wit, Executive Director Seaway Valley Community Health Centre 353 Pitt Street, Cornwall, ON K6J 1A1 dewitd@seawayvalleychc.ca We thank all applicants but regret that we can only contact those invited for an interview. The Centre is committed to employment equity. Should you require accessibility accommodation, please contact the Executive Director at 613-930-4892, ext 101
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Cornwall Electric donation puts some juice into 2015 campaign Adam Brazeau adam.brazeau@tc.tc
CORNWALL, Ontario - Donations are continuing to trickle in as the United Way of SD&G makes its final campaign push. The campaign is set to end Friday, and has raised 70 per cent of its $710,000 goal. Cornwall Electric presented the local charitable organization with a $13,053 cheque recently. “Every year, United Way receives support corporately from Cornwall Electric, as well as its employees, who give generously through payroll deduction,” said Michael Galvin, 2015 Campaign chair. “We are extremely grateful for their ongoing generosity, which will change lives in our community.” The City of Cornwall is also a proud supporter of the charity. This year, a contribution of $10,901.98 is being made by way of
payroll deductions from city employees (including Cornwall police). That’s in addition to other fundraiser events organized by employees throughout the year, including: a summertime barbecue ($255); dress down Fridays ($468); the sale of old city street banners ($410); book sale ($550); and a donation from CUPE 234 at the Local Government Week event in October. The United Way of SD&G is halfway to its campaign goal. Every gift of $25 or more received before Dec. 18 enters a person in a draw for a $3,000 Travel Quest gift certificate, sponsored by Your Credit Union. For more information or to make a donation, call the U.W. office at 613-932-2051 or visit unitedwaysdg.com and www.facebook. com/ United-WayCentraide-of-StormontDundas-Glengarry.
Pictured from left, Lori Greer, United Way/Centraide SD&G executive director, Michael O’Reilly, Cornwall Electric regional manager, Kristen Sommers, Cornwall Electric administrative/human resource assistant, Andrea Celone, Cornwall Electric customer service supervisor, and Michael Galvin, United Way/Centraide SD&G 2015 Campaign chair.
United Way of SD&G receives early Christmas gift CORNWALL, Ontario - The Holiday Wine & Gourmet Tastings event raised $48,296 for the United Way of SD&G. Over 500 guests attended the swanky affair, which was sponsored by Stradwicks Flooring & More, along with Scotiabank as corporate matching sponsor, at the Nav Centre in Cornwall. “We want to express a heartfelt thank you to
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the community partners, sponsors, and guests who made this evening a tremendous success,” said Angie Baker, event chair. In 2014, the event raised $39,000. Nav Centre’s Luc McCabe (a main judge at Upper Canada Village’s annual Food Lovers’ Field Days - Iron Pan competition and season two contestant of Chopped Canada) catered the event. The annual Holiday Wine & Gourmet Tastings also sported a new look compared to its two previous editions, and featured live jazz music, fine
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“The goal is to assist friends, family and neighbours in our community - and we are able to help with that by working together,” said Pat Clarke, honorary event chair. For more information on how to support the local charitable organization, call 613-932-2051 or visit unitedwaysdg.com and www.facebook. com/ United-WayCentraide-of-Stormont-DundasGlengarry.
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CORNWALL, Ontario - When young Yanik Carriere was born premature two years ago, Cornwall rallied around his new parents like we always seem to do. Things were tough, Yanik was in the hospital for several months after birth and the family wanted to ensure their newborn son got a photo taken with Santa Claus for his first Christmas - so his dad Daniel bought a suit and dressed up like the man in red for the photos. Now Carriere and his wife Estelle Lauzon are giving back - and pulling the suit out once more. The couple has organized a free photo with
Santa event at the Cornwall Civic Complex Dec. 20. “We wanted to pay it forward,” said Lauzon. “People were very supportive of us. We received food, financial support and even Christmas gifts.” Carriere said he wanted to ensure the event was free so that everyone could benefit. “A lot of people don’t have money to spend to get a picture with Santa Claus,” he said. “So I thought ‘I’ve got the suit. I could do it.’” The photo session, which runs from 12:30 to 2:30, also coincides with a Cornwall Colts game shortly after. Every child who gets a picture taken with Santa will also receive a free ticket to the game.
Yanik Carriere and his dad Daniel (aka Santa Claus).
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Caller would like to say, when you find something, you know that it doesn’t belong to you, Beware car owners...lock up. Riverdale cars right? Wouldn’t it make you feel better to try and have been looted over the past two weeks. find the owner of the lost item. It’s just the right thing to do. You don’t know, maybe there is great Great to see Tony and staff doing catering in sentimental value with the item that they lost. the Ottawa market...small business growing. Shame on you when you don’t return it, especially at this time of year. Don’t forget what they say ... Aube Frere big closing sale, stop in and say hi What goes around, comes around! to Connie. Our own Roxanne Delage will be taking a Congrats to Kevin Lafave...31 years perfect exciting contract starting next week, spending driving record at Cornwall Transit. half the year working in St. John Newfoundland, going back and forth... Thanks to Bob Peters, Peter Gault and all Team Cornwall on another successful year end review. Thanks chef Mike Anderson over at Cornwall Golf and Country club for a great co-op party To Michael O’Reilly and staff at Cornwall last week...them boys from Ray Jans sure can Electric...thanks for the United Way cheque for dance! $13,053. Great to see Joe back at Moustache Joe’s... and continued success to Debbie and Steve and the team over at Marbough Medical centre coffee shop. Wow...37 charged in project O-Titan...that’s a lot of jail time. The Agapè Centre thanks everyone who organized or donated to a food drive. The food bank is open year-round, so the donations collected during the holiday season helps stock our shelves for the winter months. Keep it coming!
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Seaway News reader thanks Transition Cornwall+ for hosting Wintery Amusements II at the Cornwall Public Library on Dec. 13. The free event celebrated the coming of winter and the simple joys of gathering round the table to share family activities. Along with preserve and recipe swaps and an array of traditional sweets, the occasion offered some lively fiddle music, board games, an apple peeling contest and an assortment of hands on crafts and demos, decorations, and bird houses.
If you are picking up items for the local animal shelter for Christmas, they are always looking for non-clumping cat litter, cat/kitten & dog/puppy food, used blankets, comforters & towels, cat/dog toys, stuffed animals, scratching posts, bleach, disinfecting wipes, powder laundry soap, window/ glass cleaner, etc. They also could use rabbit and guinea pig food (pellets), hay, liquid vitamins for guinea pigs and rabbits, pine or aspen shavings, fresh fruits/veggies (for the rabbits). You can drop off your donations at 550 Boundary Road in Cornwall. Let’s help them have a good Christmas too!
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At their November breakfast, the retired Catholic principals of S.D.G. Eastern Region donated childrens’ Christmas presents to St. Vincent de Paul. Tom Thompson, president of S.V.D.P. attended the breakfast and thanked the principals for their annual gifts. With requests for Christmas baskets increasing from 100-plus to over 400, he expressed gratitude to the principals and all the community for their generosity. Rick Lalonde did the right thing stepping back from the coaches job with River Kings...now he can manage without the extra pressure. Cliff Crites is a turkey...actually he won the Cornwall Curling Club turkey bonspiel. Congrats to Cornwall Firefighters and Sparky for their two dozen laptops the other day picking up childrens toys for this christmas.
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