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New digs for Rachel’s Kids The Rachel’s Kids board is celebrating the acquisition of a new community building on Boundary Road that will help families and young people in need throughout the region. Included in the photo are Rachel Navaneelan, Kim Lauzon, Keith Kerr, David Murphy, Scott Coulter, Michelle Contant, Jody Hum, Nicole Laundriault and Tanya Flaro. For more see Page 2.

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The agency has secured space at 850 Boundary Road to open a resource centre for children with disabilities and families in need throughout our area.

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“We would have a computer for families to use, a printer/copier, tables and chairs, and resource pamphlets informing them on services our community offers, as well as a small library, “ said Kim Lauzo, executive director of Rachel’s Kids.

The agency was founded by Dr. Rachel Navaneelan, a local dentist.

Rachel’s Kids is in the midst of moving in to the new location. It is anticipated it will be ready to service area families later this summer.

“While we may not be able to change anything about the amount of poverty that is

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Burn bans in effect Intimate photos posted A Cornwall man has been charged after allegedly posting intimate photos online.

Police said the man, throughout the month of April, distributed the images via the internet.

Adam Clermont, 29 of Cornwall was arrested on May 26 and charged with distribution of intimate images and breach of undertaking for using an electronic device capable of accessing the internet and for failing to keep the peace.

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New rehearsal space The Upper Canada Playhouse cut the proverbial ribbon on its new rehearsal hall, recently, with the first reading of the season-opening production of the hilarious comedy, There’s A Burglar In My Bed. Running June 9 through July 3, the romp, written by Michael Parker (The Amorous Ambassador, The Sensuous Senator, Whose Wives Are They Anyway and Hotbed Hotel) is filled from top to bottom with hysterical gags

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Firefighters were at the scene of a blaze on Vincent Massey Drive at the Ontario Hockey Academy last Thursday, which has caused extensive damage.

The fire began burning just before 7 p.m. It’s unclear what sparked things, but the city’s public information department confirmed everyone from the facility, including students, had been accounted for. There were no injuries.

The city’s fire service brought in more resources from South Stormont to help with the situation.

Thick black smoke was billowing from the building and flames were screaming into the air as firefighters worked on dousing the fire.

By nightfall much of the facility was a smoking ruin, and firefighters were pouring water into the charred structure.

The fire is believed to have originated in the dormitory section of the academy, the city said in a media release.

Firefighters had used chainsaws to vent the structure and a man at the scene said flames then began to shoot into the sky.

“After some time the fire broke through and started burning the roof,” said Aaron White. “The more flames became visible the more heat we could feel.”

A massive crowd had gathered at the scene.

“The crowd was small at first then grew very, very large,” said White.

Firefighters from both Cornwall stations were called in to fight the flames, as well as off-

duty people.

The Ontario Hockey Academy is a private high school where students live on a residential campus with classmates, while also receiving heavy doses of instruction both on and off the ice.

Ninety-five residents from the hockey academy were put up at the Ramada Inn for the night.

A neighbouring care facility has been evacuated as a precaution.

Off-duty firefighters unreachable during last week’s massive blaze CORNWALL, Ontario – Last week’s massive blaze at the Ontario Hockey Academy is raising alarm bells with the city’s fire department and its ability to call in off-duty personnel.

Both the fire service, and its union, concede there are significant problems with a system that must resort to a person, typically a dispatcher, sitting down to manually call in offduty people.

The problem lies in the fact that at the time of a major incident, like last week’s fire, dispatchers are already swamped with work, including monitoring the scene and answering a flood of 911 calls.

During last week’s fire at OHA the city had to

resort to requesting firefighters from South Stormont – while it was at the same time trying to call in a number of its own people who either declined to come in, or didn’t get the call.

“The problem here is we’re doing it in the stone ages,” said Jason Crites, president of the Cornwall Professional Firefighters Association.

“To call us back they have manually sit there and call us. The worse the scenario, the worse it works.

“It sounds like they missed the better part of one shift.”

No one is ready to make the leap yet and suggest that the South Stormont firefighters wouldn’t have been necessary had enough Cornwall firefighters been called in.

But the questions are being asked.

“It’s hard to tell, because how many guys

would they have got. They would have had more of our guys in,” added Crites. “This has got more to do with the call-back system that everyone knows has been broken for 10 years.

“It’s not so much activating mutual aid as it is exhausting our own resources first.”

Fire chief Pierre Voisine was not available for comment, but deputy chief Bruce Donig concedes there are problems with the system.

“We definitely have some challenges in relation to that call and getting ahold of our offduty guys,” he said, adding the fire service is working the problem to find efficiencies.

“Dispatch was obviously very busy and dealing with us and the police in dealing with the size of that incident and the scene.

“We made the determination for the wellness of our firefighters who had been on the

scene for two hours…that’s why we went ahead and called in Long Sault to come and help us.”

It’s unknown how much that call will cost the city. Donig said calculations are still being finalized when it comes to South Stormont firefighter hours and the like. About a dozen from South Stormont helped fight the city fire.

Donig declined to say how many off-duty city firefighters were being sought to fight the fire, but Crites suggested more than a dozen ultimately made the trip in to help.

Crites also said the union is in the midst of readying grievances that the city will have to answer.

The union would like to see a high-tech solution to the problem that includes automated calls seeking help from off-duty fierfighters.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - City hall thinks it might be able to offset the cost of a new gymnasium at the Benson Centre by way of increased user fees.

A report going before city councillors next week suggests a new gymnasium being considered for the Benson Centre will cost $6.3 million to build, and will add $100,000 to municipal parks and recreation budget.

But rental fees for the new multisport facility could see as much as $124,000 raked in annually, according to a city hall report.

“Excluding annual debt charges, it has been determined that there would be little impact on the overall recreation services’ operating budget, as the department would utilize existing staff to manage the bookings and maintain the space,” parks and rec manager James Fawthrop said in the report. “(User fees) collected from the proposed facility would offset additional operating costs.”

Of course just when, or if, a gymnasium will be built at the Benson Centre is still very much a matter of debate.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – A councillor is slamming what he feels is a lack of communication between city hall and taxpayers.

Coun. Maurice Dupelle Tuesday night railed against shortcomings the city needs to address when it comes to speaking with residents about projects in their particular neighbourhood.

“We don’t consult enough as we should, and then we’re here to stand up on our feet and make a decision when the residents haven’t been given an opportunity to give proper feedback,” he said. “And if we’re not looking for their proper feedback then let’s not ask.”

Dupelle’s outrage was sparked thanks to a massive reconstruction on Anderson Drive in Cornwall.

Residents on the street have signed a lengthy petition asking that the city reconsider some of its reconstruction which includes sidewalk work, sewer replacement and changes to the width of boulevards.

The councillor suggested not enough time was afforded residents to learn of the specifics of the project, and voice concerns.

“The residents I have heard from have said anywhere from the day before to a few days, and that’s kind of unacceptable,” said Dupelle. “We do a poor job in communicating and getting public feedback.

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The splashpad – the third such facility in Cornwall – will be located east of the existing playground structure.

It is hoped the facility will be operational by the middle of August.

At the May 24 city council meeting, councillors awarded the splashpad construction tender to Grant Marion Construction of Cornwall. Work is expected to begin on site this week.

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“We know residents are excited to see this new addition to Riverdale Park,” said James Fawthrop, Division Manger of Parks and Recreation. “We have worked hard to accelerate the tendering process in order to get the splashpad operational for a portion of this summer.”

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Denim and Diamonds, an annual fundraiser for the Cornwall Community Hospital Foundation, is all about being fashionable, while also remaining comfortable.We’ve all been to formal events that require a black tie and long evening gowns, not to mention a healthy dose of bling. Denim and Diamonds has taken the best of both worlds, and allows patrons to remain comfortable in a pair of jeans or a denim shirt, while also frosting themselves with some classylooking jewelry. But how does one combine the two? Seaway News’ resident Fashionista Todd Lihou sat down with Lisa Coleman, CEO of Rent frock Repeat and Annie Cooper, diamond specialist at Pommier Jewellers, to find out how to pull off a great look at Denim and Diamonds.

FASHIONISTA: How do you combine denim, something people associate with the weekend and cut-off shorts, with diamonds, something you associate with dressing up for a formal event?

LISA: “It’s something we see in every day fashion. People do sort of a dress-down, but then throw on some heels and some really fun jewelry with it. We love the combination of doing something less feminine but then grounding it with some jean material. Whether it’s a denim shirt or jeans, it’s part of any everyday fashion world.”

ANNIE: “Diamonds can be worn in a casual way – sometimes it depends on the length of the necklace or how you wear the bracelet. You should not overdo it with chandelier earrings and a traditional diamond necklace – do one or the other.”

FASHIONISTA: If you’re going to this event for

the first time, how should you approach your look and prepare?

LISA: “If it’s a first event…Google and see the pictures from year before. It’s a great place to start.

Chances are you will get a glimpse into what people are doing.”

ANNIE: “I think going with your own sense of style and what you’re comfortable with wearing.

With jewelry you can’t really go wrong. As long as you don’t go all-in. If you’re going to do something chunky, don’t do chunky earrings and a chunky necklace. Mix it up a little bit. Take a few little elements from each category. If you’re going to layer your bracelet, don’t layer your necklace too.”

FASHIONISTA: Should you be looking to get something brand new, or will a more casual look suffice?

LISA: “You can do something that is straight out of the closet. That’s what is great about this event. When someone has an event to go to the first thing they wonder is ‘What am I going to wear?’ And the great thing they have done with this event is making it all about showing up in the jeans you had last year but dressing it up with something fun like a new blouse or a piece of jewelry. Anything goes…and that’s why so many people keep coming out every year.”

ANNIE: “If you haven’t updated your wardrobe in a while you probably have very traditional pieces so, of course you still want to be able to wear it. So choose one of your traditional pieces… and add something more casual to wear to maybe dress down your formal piece.”

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From left are Rent frock Repeat CEO Lisa Coleman and Pommier Jewellers diamond specialist Annie Cooper.

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The 2016 edition of Cornwall Living, a popular magazine that showcases the city, United Counties and surrounding communities, was unveiled Thursday at a launch party at Esca Gourmet and Pizza Bar. At 132 pages the latest edition of Cornwall Living is the largest ever produced by TC Media and its contributors including the economic development department at the City of Cornwall.

“As our theme this year we chose ‘Dress of

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Location: Cornwall Township Lions Club, 17413 McPhail Road The project team is seeking information about local carpool/commuter behaviours as part of this PIC. We encourage you to visit the project website at www.highway138study.ca to complete the carpool/ commuter survey to assist with this process. Copies of the survey will also be available at the PIC. THE PROCESS This study is a “Group B” project under the Class Environmental Assessment (EA) for Provincial Transportation Facilities (2000) and includes undertaking environmental and engineering field investigations and seeking input from the public, local municipalities, external ministries/agencies, and businesses. A second PIC is tentatively scheduled for the fall of 2016. Upon completion of preliminary design, a Transportation Environmental Study Report (TESR) will be prepared and made available for public review. Notices will be published in local newspapers to advise the public of the TESR public review period.

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COMMENTS You are encouraged to participate in the study and to provide comments in writing to the project team. If you wish to have your name added to the project mailing list or have questions about the study please contact: Mr. Gregg Cooke, P.Eng. Consultant Project Manager Stantec Consulting Ltd. 200-835 Paramount Drive Stoney Creek, ON L8J 0B4 tel: 905-381-3227 call collect: 905-385-3234 fax: 905-385-3534 e-mail: comments@highway138study.ca

Mr. Peter Freure, P.Eng. MTO Project Manager Ministry of Transportation, Eastern Region 1355 John Counter Boulevard Postal Bag 4000, Kingston, ON K7L 5A3 tel: 613-547-1740 toll-free: 1-800-267-0295 fax: 613-540-5106 e-mail: peter.freure@ontario.ca

Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy, standing left, congratulates new chamber president Rory MacLennan. Seated from left are treasurer Shawn Filion, first vice-president Meagan MacDonald, second vice-president Lesley Lang and past president Denis Carr.

Cornwall chamber launches small business campaign CORNWALL, Ont. – The Cornwall Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, has launched a campaign focusing on small businesses.

On May 5, the Cornwall Chamber launched Small Business: Too Big To Ignore – a six-month campaign that will highlight the important contributions of small businesses within local communities and investigate barriers to small business growth.

Coinciding with the launch of this campaign, the OCC also released its report, Top three Obstacles to Small Business Success. The report is aimed at starting a conversation about the underlying challenges that are weighing on small businesses and stifling job growth.

In the report, the OCC notes the obstacle of the rising cost of doing business as a major impediment to small business growth. In fact, OCC survey results show that one in twenty businesses in the province expect to close their doors in the next five years due to rising electricity prices. In addition, 38% will see their bottom line shrink, with the cost of electricity delaying or canceling investment in the years to come.

In addition to the rising cost of doing business, the OCC report also lists key infrastructure gaps and a lack of access to skilled workers as the top three obstacles weighing on small business. According to a recent OCC survey, 39% percent of employers have had difficulty filling a job opening over the past year and a half, an increase of 11 percentage points since 2014.

“The alarming rise in the cost of doing business is just one of the many elements putting pressure on

Cornwall’s small business sector,” said Cornwall Chamber president Rory MacLennan. “The Cornwall Chamber is partnering in this campaign to take a look at how we can mitigate these types of costs by engaging both government and business leaders in a productive conversation to the answer the question, ‘what is ailing small business?’”

“Building a 21st century workforce has been a cornerstone of provincial chambers’ advocacy efforts for quite some time,” continues MacLennan. “We’ve seen progress over the past few years but we recognize the need to foster greater connections between skilled workers and employers.”

Over the next six months, the Cornwall Chamber along with chambers of commerce and boards of trade, province-wide will hold consultations with small business owners throughout the province to identify the barriers that they face.

The Cornwall Chamber said nearly 3 million Ontarians are employed by small businesses of 100 or less employees, but the rising cost of doing business in the province is stunting their growth, according to the Commerce.

“Small businesses of 100 or less employees are the core of our membership and employ nearly 3 million Ontarians, which is why we’ve decided to undertake the Small Business Too Big To Ignore campaign,” said Allan O’ Dette, president and CEO of the OCC. “The insights gained from the local chamber consultations will inform an upcoming OCC report to be released during Small Business week in October 2016. We’re really looking forward to the feedback.”

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Comments and information are being collected to assist the MTO in meeting the requirements of the Ontario Environmental Assessment Act. Information will be collected in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. All comments will be maintained on file for use during the study and, with the exception of personal information, may be included in study documentation and become part of the public record.

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Problematic call-back system at fire hall needs to be fixed - now Todd Lihou todd.lihou@tc.tc

I was walking through Walmart last Friday, minding my business while trying to find that damn coffee whitener my wife just has to have, when I happened to bump into a Cornwall firefighter.

“Surprised to see you up and about today – you guys had a heck of a night last night,” I said.

He looked at me with a smile and replied: “Not me – I never got a call.”

Turns out he wasn’t alone. While there are no specific numbers being release at this point, I’ve heard that more than two dozen off-duty firefighters were sought by the service to help battle the flames at the Ontario Hockey Academy last Thursday.

Firefighter union president Jason Crites said about a dozen responded, but I’ve heard it might be less than that – a lot less.

And while no one is officially suggesting the lack of support from off-duty people (be it those who could not be reached, were not reached, or declined to come in) resulted in Cornwall activating its mutual aid agreement with South Stormont to bring in outside firefighters to battle the blaze, it sure looks that way from this desk.

And that’s bad news for a fire service that is in dire need of a public relations overhaul.

Last Thursday, when Cornwall firefighters had bravely spent two hours in sweltering conditions

to douse the flames at OHA, the mutual aid agreement was exercised. We’re still waiting to find out just how much this will cost city taxpayers when South Stormont officials present us with their bill.

What is known is that during a hectic situation when extra hands are required to fight a massive fire we have to resort to what Crites suggested to me is “stone ages” technology and manually call individuals in to work. Someone, typically a dispatcher who is already swamped with 911 calls, radio traffic and other responsibilities, has to grab a list and pick up a phone.

This is a city that already has an automated service that is activated when something as simple as a water main break occurs in your neighbourhood. You get a call from a computer that advises you how long the water is expected to be out of service.

Yet when buildings are burning and lives could potentially be at stake, we have to resort to lists and the speed with which someone can punch a telephone keypad.

That’s scary, and if it doesn’t concern you, it darn well should. Imagine if your home, or your neighbourhood was ablaze and the fire service couldn’t call in the backup needed to beat back the flames.

It could happen. A former Cornwall fire chief told me once that tinder dry conditions in Cornwall’s east end, combined with fire, a strong

wind and the close proximity of homes could take out several groups of buildings in one event.

It kept him up nights, he said.

Poor Bruce Donig, the likeable deputy fire chief had to answer questions on this matter on Monday when I reached out to the service. Chief Pierre Voisine, another likeable character, was out of the office for the day.

Donig said the fire service is examining the issue and looking for efficiencies. Management at the service is bracing for an onslaught from the union. Crites said his association is putting together grievances on the matter to illustrate the problems it foresees with the archaic callback system.

But let’s not wait for this issue to get bogged down in politics and union complaints.

Both sides agree there is a problem. It’s not often the fire service and its union will agree on anything, but in this case they concede the callback system needs an overhaul.

Let’s get it done – even if it requires some offduty firefighters to wear pagers in the short term while we figure out a more permanent solution.

This time it is only likely to cost us money, when South Stormont delivers its invoice. God forbid the next time it costs us more…like someone’s life.

in Europe.

European countries, particularly Italy, Greece and others are simply unable to cope up with troubling situation as turmoil in Libya, Syria and other Middle Eastern countries continue to worsen.

Most refugees are desperately trying to reach Europe in unworthy smuggling boats.

The latest shipwreck , which occurred even as rescue ships saved thousands of others in daring operations, appear to account for the largest loss of life reported in the Mediterranean since April 2015.

At that time a single ship with an estimated 800 people were trapped inside the ship.

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Warmer waters and calmer weather of late have only increased the migrant’s attempts to reach Europe.

According to Italian authorities, the number of refugees rescued in the last couple of weeks has reached more than 15,000.

Europe is trying to deal with swelling exodus, some countries are trying to downsize seek and rescue border protection in a bid to deter them.

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HERE AND THERE: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau showed a lot of class on the weekend when he paid tribute to former PM Stephen Harper at a Liberal convention in Winnipeg.

Showing less class was a member of the audience, former Ontario premier Bob Rae who was caught giving the gag gesture during Trudeau’s tribute.

After realizing his smart-ass gesture was caught by cameras, Rae expressed great regret for his action.

Fact is, what Rae most regretted was being caught in the act. ... There they were, a few hundred war veterans cheering Donald Trump at a rally on Sunday. This is the same Trump who used his family’s influence to “dodge” the Vietnam War draft four times and ridiculed John McCain for being shot down and held captive by the North Vietnamese for six years.

SPORTS STUFF: If Game 7 is needed to declare a Stanley Cup champion, it will be played on June 15. The earliest the series can end is June 6. The final game in the 1966 Stanley Cup was played on May 5. ... Last coach to enjoy a four-game championship round sweep (Colorado) is Marc Crawford, new associate coach of the Ottawa Senators. Only four others have piloted a final round sweep - Jacques Lemaire, Claude Ruel, Harry Sinden and Cooney Weiland. Cooney Weiland? He coached the 1940-41 Bruins.

IN THE REAR-VIEW MIRROR: Restaurants have come and gone but none faded as quickly as Gumbolini’s Crab Chack on First Street East. Opened with much hype as Cornwall’s premier eatery, it barely got past its first annivesary date. ... Those that enjoyed more success but are no longer around

include The Uptown Restaurant, 401 Montreal Rd. - New Castle’s Restaurant, 19 Second St. E. - Shirley’s, 23 Second St. W. - F. W. Woolworth lunch counter, Pitt Street - A & G Restaurant, 3 Montreal Rd. National Lunch, 56 Montreal Rd. - Ruest’s, Montreal Rd. - Kennedy’s Soda Bar, 322 Pitt St. - Ma Lalonde’s, Pitt St. - New York Cafe, Pitt Street - The Jade Garden, owned by the Chan brothers. - City Smoke Shop lunch counter.

THIS WEEK IN 1952: Elvis was a 17-year-old student at Hume’s High School in Memphis. George Strait was two weeks old. Juice Newton was four months old. ... The Vatican banned the books of French writer Andre Gide, which meant everyone wanted to read one. ... Cornwall retail stores were closing at 6 o’clock on Friday nights but remained open until 9 o’clock on Saturdays. Sunday shopping was banned. So were Sunday sports. ... Cornwall retail shops were not allowed to open Wednesday afternoons. The 48-hour work week was common.

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Lawrence Marion looks down at the newspaper photo of the Toronto Blue Jays Jose Bautista pulling back from a punch aimed at his jaw by Texas Rangers Rougned Odor.

“Call that a punch. That’s a joke. What a wimp. He wasn’t even hurt,” declares the 86-year-old, who points out the “punch” barely brushed the Toronto outfielder.

His 90-year-old friend, Bill Wereley, sitting across from him, agrees.

“Now that was a punch,” says Marion looking over at his pal.

He is talking about the vicious sucker punch Wereley’s jaw absorbed in a 1951 Border Softball League game between Lancaster and Summerstown. Werely played for Lancaster. Marion was with Summerstown. The game was a lot tougher in those days. This was a time when only catchers and first basemen wore gloves. And if a player could afford them, he wore steel cleats which could become a weapon when it came to sliding into a base with feet up. Time and circumstances have reunited the former sandlot foes. Both have found themselves residing at Chateau Cornwall retirement home where they have become good friends.

They recall the incident some 65 years ago as if it happened yesterday.

It started with an innocent play. Wereley beat out a bunt. But, as he put it with a sly smile, the first baseman got in the way and there was physical contact.

As the 6-foot-2 Wereley, who worked as an Ontario Hydro lineman, crouched for a possible

dash to second, the 5-foot-6 first baseman wholloped him on the jaw. Hard. Wereley, who never saw it coming, went down but he bounced to his feet with, as they say, fire in his eyes. To say he took exception to the wallop would be an understatement.

Wereley doesn’t remember much of the melee which Marion, who was playing third base, says lasted about 10 minutes.

“They told me it was quite a tussel,” says Wereley.

Turned out, the sucker punch fractured Wereley’s jaw.

In the true spirit of sportsmanship, Marion visited Wereley in the hospital.

“I was concerned,” says Marion, who agrees that it was a dirty punch.

Wereley later took up umpiring in the Border league for $1.25 a game and soon discovered it had its hazards, too.

“We had these big heavy steel masks with not much padding on the edges,” he recalls. “I’m doing a game and the first pitch hits me on the side of the mask and cuts me. The second pitch hits me on the other side and cuts me. The third pitch hits me square on the forehead. So I say to the catcher, ‘You’re going have to starting catching them (pitches).’ And he says, ‘How can I catch them? I can’t even see them.’”

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1st Annual WALK OF LIFE ~ Hosted by The Cardiac Tele-Rehab program at Seaway Valley Community Health Centre. Come join us on June 7, 2016, at Lamoureux Park at 5pm for a 3km Fun-Walk to support our local program.

This event aims to bring together SVCHC clients, volunteers, staff and community partners to raise awareness for Cardiovascular Rehabilitation and Secondary Prevention. All funds raised from this event will go directly back into the SVCHC programs. Contact Katelin Gresty at 613-936-0306 ext 103 or grestyk@seawayvalleychc.ca for more information.

SCAVENGER HUNT ~ Saturday, June 18 from 10am to 4pm at the Cornwall Square to raise funds for the Children’s Treatment Centre.

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FRANCO-HEBDO: Le 8 juin, on s’intéresse au 25e anniversaire du Centre de Santé Communautaire de l’Estrie, à l’Aide Juridique et les Services aux Victimes. À ne pas manquer, mercredi soir à 19:30 hrs sur CogecoTV. “WEDDING DRESSES THROUGH THE AGES” ~ The St. Andrews CWL is proud to present a Fashion Show & Dessert Tea, Saturday, June 4, beginning at 1pm in the historic St. Andrews Church. Wedding Dresses from the year 1905 to the present will be modeled. It is a celebration that you’ll not want to miss. Tickets are $15.00 and are available at Laura’s Flower Shop, Auntie Em’s Scrapbooking or by calling 933-5397 or 932-0836. Proceeds to the Community Hospital “Addiction and Mental Health Centre” and other charities.

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HERITAGE AND CEMETERY MEMORIAL SERVICE on Sunday, June 12 at 10am at Salem United Church, Summerstown. The church is located at 19041 County Road 2. A short skit will be presented depicting a fictionalized account of the meeting in 1804 at which the decision to build a church was made. The last part of the service will take place in the cemetery, weather permitting. A lunch provided by the United Church Women and a time for fellowship will follow. This is an opportunity to celebrate Salem United Church history and honour the memory of all those who are buried in the Cemetery. All are welcome to attend. Info: 613-931-2203.

SPAGHETTI LUNCH & SUPPER ~ Friday, June 24, brought to you by the members of the Knights of Columbus Council 755, 205 Amelia St. Every last Friday of the month. Lunch: 11am1pm. Supper: 4:30-6pm. Meals include: Spaghetti plate, coleslaw, bun, dessert, coffee or tea.

SEAWAY RETIREES: All St. Lawrence Seaway retirees and their guests are invited to a luncheon to be held at noon, Friday, June 3, at The McIntosh Inn, County Rd 2, Morrisburg, Ont. Guest speaker. Confirmation of attendance appreciated. Don @ 613-534-2564.

FUNDRAISER FOR ROY AND CHER’S ANIMAL RESCUE ~ Spaghetti & Magic Night featuring Ryan Lalonde, Friday, June 24 from 5pm to 8pm at the Royal Canadian Legion, 415 Second St. West, Cornwall. Supper will be served from 5pm to 7pm. Silent Auction. To purchase tickets, contact Roy and Cher’s Animal Rescue: 613-362-9134 or email: RoyandCher@gmail. com All proceeds go towards assisting abused, neglected and abandoned animals.

T R I - CO U N T Y CO U N T RY M U S I C ASSOCIATION JAMMING & DANCE ~ Saturday, June 4 from 7:30pm to 11:30pm at at the IOOF Hall, Williamsburg. All Welcome. NOTE: June is our Pot Luck at 6pm. For more information call 613-346-2281.

CORNWALL & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MONTHLY MEETING – Tuesday, June 14 at 7pm at RCAFA, Wing 424, 240 Water Street West, Cornwall. Blaine Marchand, avid gardener and author will enlighten us on “Peonies – The Queen of Flowers”. He will provide an overview on its history, varieties, planting and maintenance of these stunning flowers. Join us!

HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION is looking for volunteers with data entry skills. Please call Valerie at 613-938-8933.

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION LOTTO DRAW & DANCE ~ Saturday, June 11 from 8pm to 12am. Draw at 10pm. Light Lunch at 11pm.

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CORNWALL NEWCOMERS CLUB welcomes women who have moved to Cornwall and area in the last 4 years. Call Patricia at 613-935-3109 for more information about the club and its activities, or visit our website: http://cornwallnewcomersclub.com . We look forward to meeting you.

ANNUAL CELEBRATE RECOVERY FUNDRAISER ~ Silent Auction & BBQ. Everyone Welcome! Saturday, June 25, 9am to 3pm at Fountaingate Christian Assembly, 949 Mohawk Dr. off Tollgate Rd. West, Cornwall.

AL-ANON ~ an organization that helps families and friends of alcoholics. For meetings in the Cornwall area, call 613-937-4880 or online http://al-anon.alateen.on.ca/meetings/ pdf/27SeawayValley.pdf THE BEEF FARMERS OF STORMONT COUNTY present their 7th annual Beef-on-aBun Dinner on Sunday, June 5 from 4pm to 7pm at the Cornwall Township Lions Club Hall located at 17413 McPhail Rd, Bonville, Ontario. Info: 613-933-0971/613-534-2987.

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BBQ/BAKE/YARD SALE ~ Saturday, June 4 at 1010 Guy St. (11th & Guy/indoors) Seaway Senior Citizens Club, from 8am to 2pm.

PARADE OF NATIONS - GARAGE SALE ~ Saturday, June 18 at 1621 Joyce St. Cornwall from 8am to 12noon. For donations, contact 613-936-6873.

YARD SALE ~ Saturday, June 4 at 1984 Belvedere Cres. Cornwall from 8am to 12noon. Misc. items. Rain or shine.

YARD & BAKE SALE ~ Saturday, June 4 at 120 Augustus St. from 8am to 4pm.

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ANNUAL DINNER FOR CORNWALL GENERAL HOSPITAL NURSES ALUMNAE ~ Friday, June 17, 2016 at the Royal Canadian Legion, 415 Second St. West, Cornwall. Cocktails at 1800hrs. Dinner at 1900hrs. $30/person.

Contact Catherine Poirier to reserve, 613-932-9164.

IGNITE THE LIGHT IN SONG! Join our local Catholic Schools as their choirs sing to ‘wake up the world’— to believe, to love, to bring peace and to IGNITE THE LIGHT in all of our hearts, June 2, St. Joe’s CSS at 6:30pm.

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Then simply take your normal swing. If you choose you can hit a ball or you can just take a few practice swings. Focus on not dipping your shoulder in your backswing (keep your back shoulder up and not down). I guarantee that if you master this drill you will make solid contact with the ball on a more consistent basis. This drill will force you to practice a swing with no weight shift back and away from your target and simultaneously help you with dipping your back shoulder.

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River Kings ready for fifth season CORNWALL, Ont. – Bob Desjardins is going nowhere.

The veteran bench boss will return in the fall as the team’s head coach for the 2016-17 LNAH season.

“I’m really looking forward to starting the season in Cornwall,” said Desjardins, who came to town in the middle of the last two seasons.

“We will be ready.”

Desjardins would like his team to be built with character players who play with passion and emotion.

“We have a good core here in Cornwall,” said Desjardins. “We have to add to that core now.”

Meanwhile, preparations are well underway for the River Kings’ fifth season.

“It’s good to have Bob coming back,” said general manager Rick Lalonde. “We have been working closely together preparing for the draft in June and looking at options to continue to improve our team.”

The big focus right now for Lalonde and Desjardins, who also serves as Cornwall’s

assistant GM, is the LNAH draft.

The River Kings have the 1st and 2nd overall picks.

“With the top two picks, it gives us so many options and we are exploring them all,” said Desjardins.

Talks are always ongoing with players who will not be returning to Europe or the United States as well.

In the meantime, season tickets are currently on sale for the 2016-17 season.

River Kings fans who purchase season

tickets online prior to July 1 will receive a free replica jersey. The tickets can be purchased at www.cornwallriverkings.ca.

Ticket prices are as follows: Adults: $250, Seniors: $180 (65+), Students: $180 (13-18) and Children: $70 (5-12).

For more information, please call the River Kings Operations Office at 613-933-9797. The office is open during the off-season on Wednesday (12-5), Thursday (3-8) and Friday (12-5).

Champs living up to its namesake CORNWALL, Ontario - Champs Eastside Boxing Club claimed some bragging rights at the 2016 Imperium Cup Boxing Tournament in Quebec in mid-May. Jacob Villeneuve won Gold in the Juvenile Boys Novice 61kg division by defeating Jordan Perry of BC. The 49kg Novice division was claimed by Sahil Waheed with victories over two Quebec boxers.

Mobeen Waheed claimed Gold in the 46kg Novice Cadet Boys division.

Maximus Bourgon defeated Esteban Rodriguez (Levi, QC) in the Open Class 51kg division.

Rodriguez was this year’s Canadian Cadet

Boys Champion but Bourgon was not intimidated. Bourgon was a buzz saw during the bout administering two standing eight counts to Rodriguez while clearly winning all three rounds. Bourgon couldn’t make weight by 1kg forfeiting his opportunity at a Gold medal but boxed the Gold medal winner of the heavier 54kg division in an even tilt.

“These boys worked hard and earned every victory in a tough field of boxers,” said Champs Club Head Trainer Jorge Luis. “They should be proud of how well they did, I know I am.”

Champs Eastside Boxing Club has also produced professional boxers in world ranked Lightweight Tony Luis and Ronnie Robidoux, whose first pro bout is in June.

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As a consequence, PDB booked The Port to showcase its new material.

“We actually held back to playing in Cornwall for over a year…because I wanted to come back with the new record,” said Deslauriers. “I think it’s a great venue for us. It’s an appropriate venue for us – I probably saw Star Wars there when I was a kid. It holds a lot of cache. It’s just such an iconic place. It’s got a real cool vibe about it.

“There’s room to get up and dance…and you can have a drink.

It’s a much more laid back type of venue. It’s a fun place to play.”

‘Relentless’ includes completely original material.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Cornwall guitar virtuoso Paul Deslauriers believes the title of his band’s newest album speaks for itself – and the Seaway City will be the first place it is played live.

The Paul Deslauriers Band will premier ‘Relentless’ at The Port theatre June 2 (doors open at 7 p.m., tickets $20 in advance, $25 at the door). In an interview the famed bluesman said the title for the new release is all about summing up the last couple of years for PDB, which included a second place finish at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tenn. this winter.

That’s on top of winning the Quebec To Memphis Challenge sponsored by the Montreal Blues Society in October.

Oh yah - all three members of PDB were nominees at the 2015 Maple Blues Awards; DesLauriers for guitarist of the year, Sam Harrisson for drummer of the year and Greg The Paul Morency was not only nominated but won the Deslauriers Band award for bassist of the year. includes “The mood and music is reflected that way.

Deslauriers, It’s a hard driving album,” said Deslauriers, who Sam Harrisson recently signed the book of recognition at city and Greg Morency. hall during a council meeting. “It explains everything that has gone on, and our attitude of the last couple of years.” fact that we were three ‘Relentless’ comes at a time when PDB is hitguys sitting in the room and ting its stride. Not only have there been accolwriting riffs – you sense that ades from industry experts and fans, but unity between all of us. You

get that sense of unity.

“As an artist you can never be 100 per cent sure what you’re creating is going to be accepted. The culminating event for that was the International Blues Challenge. We didn’t try to change because it was a judged event. We just went down trying to be the best Paul

Deslauriers Band we could.”

‘Relentless’ will be available for digital download, and on CD, June 3. The first 200 to purchase a ticket for the Cornwall show will receive a sampler of the band’s previous material, and other goodies.

Tickets for the June 2 show are available at Melody Music, St. Lawrence Appliance and The Port box office.

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Organiser des événements pour faciliter l’accès à l’emploi dans les quartiers plus défavorisés citoyens viendront rencontrer des employeurs. Ils ont distribué beaucoup de publicité dans le quartier, en plus d’avoir fait du porte à porte. «Les réponses étaient plutôt négatives. [Les gens] n’ont pas nécessairement envie d’aller travailler, mais on s’attend à avoir du monde», assure Loraine Debay, chargée de projet et du développement socio-économique du Bazar.

D’un autre côté, les citoyens invités par le CVQ semblent apprécier l’effort donné par l’organisme pour préparer un tel événement. «Il y a des gens qui nous

Les organismes présents au Bazar de l’emploi

ont appelés, qui nous ont envoyés des “mails”, qui sont motivés à venir», se réjouit Morgane Vandamme, aussi chargée de projet et du développement socioéconomique du Bazar.

Non seulement les résidents du Vieux-Gatineau auront accès à des services d’aide afin de trouver un emploi, mais les employeurs pourront également bénéficier de services. «[Les commerçants] ont de la difficulté à garder le personnel, à recruter aussi», explique Mustapha Bahri.

ASSEMBLÉE ANNUELLE de

offriront des conseils aux commerçants. «Les services qui existent peuvent les outiller pour leurs petites entreprises, soit en terme de subvention salariale, du nombre de services, de recrutement, de formations… il y a plein de services et peut-être qu’ils ne sont pas au courant», ajoute M. Bahri.

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L’ordre du jour comprendra les rapports de la présidente du Conseil et de la directrice générale, du médecin-chef, et des vérificateurs, de même que l’élection des membres du conseil d’administration, la nomination des vérificateurs et la modification des règlements.

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Une analyse des réalités sociales et financières de certains quartiers de la Ville de Gatineau montre qu’il serait nécessaire de mettre en place des événements d’accessibilité au marché du travail pour les secteurs plus défavorisés. Selon les résultats, les communautés ciblées rencontrent des difficultés moins encadrées que d’autres. «C’est un indice qu’il n’y a pas d’emplois dans la communauté», souligne Mustapha Bahri, directeur général du Comité de Vie de Quartier (CVQ) du Vieux-Gatineau.

Le portrait en question rassemble les communautés de Notre-Dame, du Moulin, du Vieux-Gatineau, de Sainte-Maria-Goretti et de Saint-René-Goupil. Il traite des incapacités physiques ou mentales de citoyens leur causant des difficultés au quotidien, du niveau d’éducation, de l’accessibilité à l’emploi, la situation familiale et l’accessibilité à de l’aide financière de dernier recours ou d’assurance emploi élevé.

Le CVQ ainsi que l’Association des Gens d’Affaires et Professionnels du Vieux-Gatineau (AGAP) travaillent à développer l’employabilité des citoyens au sein de commerces locaux. Le Bazar de l’emploi du VieuxGatineau a été mis sur pied afin de mobiliser les citoyens, les organismes et les entreprises du quartier à se rencontrer.

Divers domaines de travail y seront représentés, tel l’aménagement paysager, la restauration, l’ingénierie, la vente, la main-d’œuvre, le sport, le travail social, la psychologie, etc.

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Cette année, le financement de notre système de santé va augmenter de plus d’un milliard de dollars.

Cet investissement dans l’innovation et l’amélioration de l’accès aux soins de santé dont ils ont besoin, pour tous les habitants de l’Ontario, signifie :

AVIS DE SÉANCE D’INFORMATION PUBLIQUE Nº 1 ÉTUDE DE CONCEPTION PRÉLIMINAIRE ET D’ÉVALUATION ENVIRONNEMENTALE DE PORTÉE GÉNÉRALE

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Améliorations à l'autoroute 138, entre l'autoroute 401 et l'autoroute 417 (G.W.P. 4015-08-00) Le ministère des Transports de l’Ontario (MTO) a retenu les services de Stantec Consulting Ltd. afin d'effectuer l’étude de conception préliminaire et d’évaluation environnementale de portée générale des améliorations opérationnelles et de sécurité à l’autoroute 138 sur environ 35 kilomètres, entre l’autoroute 401 et l'autoroute 417, dans la Ville de Cornwall et les cantons de North Stormont et South Stormont.

L’étude a pour but d’identifier un plan recommandé pour les améliorations, dans le cadre de l’examen continu de la sécurité et des besoins opérationnels pour le réseau provincial d'autoroutes, effectué par le ministère. Les améliorations pourraient notamment porter sur les intersections, les voies de virage, les voies de dépassement, le système de drainage, stationnement de covoiturage potential, les examens des accès et des entrées aux corridors, et l’atténuation de la poudrerie.

le mercredi, 15 juin 2016 De 16 h à 20 h Club Lions du Canton de Cornwall 17413, route McPhail

Dans le cadre du centre d'information, l'équipe du projet recherche des renseignements sur le covoiturage local et les comportements des navetteurs. Nous vous invitons à visiter le site Web du projet à l'adresse www.highway138study.ca afin de remplir le sondage sur le covoiturage et le navettage dans le cadre de ce processus. Des copies du sondage seront également disponibles lors du SIP. LE PROCESSUS

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Cette étude est un projet de « groupe B » en vertu de l’évaluation environnementale de portée générale pour les installations provinciales de transport (2000) et inclut des enquêtes sur l'environnement l’ingénierie sur le terrain et la sollicitation des commentaires du public, des municipalités locales, des ministères ou organismes externes et des entreprises. Un deuxième centre d'information est provisoirement prévu pour l'automne 2016. À la fin de l’étude de conception préliminaire, un rapport d’étude sur l’environnement du transport sera préparé et mis à la disposition du public à des fins d'examen. Des avis seront publiés dans les journaux locaux pour informer le public de la période d'examen public du rapport d’étude sur l’environnement du transport.

COMMENTAIRES Vous êtes encouragés à participer à l’étude et à fournir des commentaires écrits à l’équipe de projet. Si vous souhaitez faire ajouter votre nom à la liste d’envoi du projet ou si vous avez des questions au sujet de l’étude, veuillez contacter : M. Gregg Cooke, P.Eng. Chargé de projet Stantec Consulting Ltd. 200-835, promenade Paramount Stoney Creek (Ontario) L8J 0B4 tél. : 905 381-3227 à frais virés : 905 385-3234 téléc. : 905 385-3534 courriel : comments@highway138study.ca

Félicitations à nos Dragons de L’Héritage qui nous ont si bien représenté lors de la foire scientifique de Stormont, Dundas et Glengarry!

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Le présent avis sert à annoncer la première séance d'information publique (SIP). L'objectif du SIP consiste à présenter les améliorations préliminaires et les conditions existantes et de solliciter les commentaires du public. On peut se présenter à la SIP au moment de son choix. Des membres de l’équipe du projet seront sur place pour répondre aux questions au sujet de l’étude. La SIP doit avoir lieu : Date : Heure : Lieu :

Félicitations

M. Peter Freure, P.Eng. Chargé de projet du ministère des Transports Ministère des Transports, région de l’Est 1355, boul. John Counter, sac postal 4000 Kingston (Ontario) K7L 5A3 tél. : 613 547-1740 sans frais : 1 800 267-0295 téléc. : 613 540-5106 courriel : peter.freure@ontario.ca

Vous êtes encouragés à vous rendre sur le site Web consacré au projet, à l'adresse www.highway138study.ca, afin d’obtenir des renseignements à jour sur le projet et de soumettre des commentaires à l’équipe de projet. Si vous avez des exigences en matière d'accessibilité pour participer à ce projet, veuillez prendre contact avec l'un des membres de l'équipe du projet nommés ci-dessus.

CORNWALL, Ontario - Les conseils suivants vous aideront à réduire vos risques de devenir victime d’un cambriolage. Le cambriolage est un crime commis parce que l’occasion s’est présentée et est habituellement associé à la drogue.

• Portez attention aux portes et fenêtres afin de faire en sorte que votre propriété soit moins vulnérable. Toutes les fenêtres et portes devraient être adéquatement verrouillées.

• Gardez un éclairage normal lorsque vous vous absentez et utilisez une minuterie pour allumer et éteindre les lumières de la maison aux heures normales.

• Assurez-vous d’avoir un éclairage extérieur adéquat.

• Ne placez pas des clés sous le tapis d’entrée.

• Verrouillez les échelles, les portes de garage devraient être fermées et verrouillées.

• Taillez les buissons pour éliminer les endroits susceptibles de servir de cachettes.

• Ne laissez pas de petites notes, les voleurs sauront que vous êtes absent.

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32 LaWrenCe avenue 3 bedroom home on a deep lot. The yard is completely fenced. Beautiful updated kitchen with loads of cabinetry. Open concept dining/living room. MLS 1003978 $145,000 MarYse gagnon-ruest* 613-363-6279

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Quaint 4 BeDrooM hoMe 2 snoWDon ave Quaint 4 bedroom home on a quiet cul de sac. This 1.5 storey home boasts plenty of character.

Hardwood flooring throughout, 2 large bedrooms on main level and upstairs. Features include A/C, large deck, large fenced yard, partially finished basement, updated kitchen, paved driveway. Close to hospital and other amenities. Make this home your own. $194,000 MLS # 1006597

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located in the Village of Ingleside on the St Lawrence River. The living/dining room, have cathedral ceilings and lots of windows for a bright roomy feeling and lots of cupboards in the galley kitchen.

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18240 hiCkorY st, WiLLiaMstoWn This spacious 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath shows extremely well. Granite counter tops, lovely living room with fireplace. In-ground pool, hot tub and much more. MLS M3395 $299,999 MarYse gagnon-ruest* 613-363-6279

CentraLLY LoCateD 104 - 118 fourth st. e., CornWaLL This 2 bedroom condo offers you affordable and convenient living. Many upgrades done in the past few years including: all windows, kitchen cabinetry, counter tops, back splash and flooring and much more….. $112,900 MarYse gagnon-ruest* 613-363-6279

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16255 northfieLD roaD, LunenBurg Hobby/horse farm, 5-acres, 3 stall barn, tack room, 400 bail storage, 2 paddocks. 2 stall dog kennel with runways, fenced yard, room to expand to 3 stalls. 2 bay garage/shop. Home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Geothermal system.

Much more! $309,900 MLS# 1013540

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1731 BranCh Drive 3 bedroom sweet semi in a desired area. This north end semi is located in a family friendly neighbourhood close to parks, schools, public transit, shopping and other amenities. Property features fenced backyard, large deck, hardwood, tile flooring. Galley style kitchen opening to the dining nook. Electric baseboard heating. Wall unit a/c. Basement is unfinished allowing for optional duct and furnace installation. $159,900 MLS # 1007571

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inCoMe ProPertY in LanCaster!!

10 south terraCe Seller says bring us an offer!!

Ready to sell quick!! Multifamily: duplex 1-2 bedroom on second floor rented for $600 a month + utilities, main floor apartment is owner occupied 1-3 bedroom, could easily get $700 a month + utilities. Both units have washer/dryer hook. There is a large garage in the backyard and it sits on a double lot. $109,900 N0943

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329 thirD street e The home features 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bath, large eat-in kitchen, large living room and an addition that could have multiple uses. $159,999 N0851 MarYse gagnon-ruest* 613-363-6279

112 guY street, CornWaLL Priced to sell, 1+1 bedroom open and spacious layout. Large master with ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet. Partially finished basement with second bedroom. This home would make a great investment property as well! MLS N0317 $79,000 Laurin (Moe) Maurais* 613-363-3052

9 Barnhart Dr Long sauLt Unique 2 storey home. Main level has 2 bed, 2 bath. Open concept living/dining/kitchen. Legal 2 bed apartment on 2nd floor & in-law suite at back. Attached garage. $299,500 N0976 Jo ann Langstaff 613-577-1873

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157 northWooDs Cr. This Semi-detached home is in movein condition. Offers 2+1 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, finished basement with gas stove, patio door to the deck and more. $169,000 MLS # 1010213 harDeeP singh 613-936-3996

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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

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SOLD 12 naPier street, ingLesiDe Fantastic brick bungalow in the quaint village of Ingleside. This home is situated on spacious lot with no rear neighbours. The functional and open plan will work well with all ages. Very large kitchen with plenty of counter space and plenty of storage space. Large eat-in area. Living room features a gas fireplace. Two main floor bedrooms are great sizes with an additional den. Master bedroom offers 3 closets. The patio doors open to the peaceful backyard with deck, patio and gazebo (with power). On the lower level you will find an additional full bathroom, 2 bedroom and a very spacious family room with bar and natural gas fireplace.

Single heated attached garage. Additional 2 car garage with power. $254,900 MLS # 1011421

103 gLen oaks Court A beautiful family neighbourhood in Cornwall awaits this lovely semi-detatched home close to all amenities and a park. With room to grow this home has been lovingly cared for and renovated. 3 bdrms on the main floor, the master with a private balcony. $169,900 MLS # 1008366

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CLaire haLLiDaY arMstrong 613-551-2812

914 seConD street W Natural gas fireplace, recently refinished hardwood floors, and charming kitchen with dining room and walkout to a large deck. Backyard fully fenced and private. Second bedroom features 2 windows and a spacious closet. Single car garage. $159,900 MLS # 1010784 CLaire haLLiDaY arMstrong 613-551-2812

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1 aBagaiL Beautiful custom built home in the quiet village of Long Sault. This home has 1716 sq. feet on three levels. There are 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, main floor laundry room, a bonus room over garage and so much more. A must see! Call Jo Ann today for a private viewing. $369,900 Jo ann Langstaff 613-577-1873

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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. $259,900 MLS#M2976 CLaire haLLiDaY arMstrong 613-551-2812

2 aBagaiL Be the first family to live in this beautiful 3 bed, 2 bath bungalow in charming Village of Long Sault. This custom build home is located close to schools, restaurants, the bike path and the St. Lawrence river. Call Jo Ann for a private viewing. MLS N0072 $329,900 Jo ann Langstaff 613-577-1873

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1824 CuMBerLanD st Fantastic family home in a great neighbourhood. 3 bedrooms up; master features his and hers closet. The kitchen is large and perfect for entertaining. Freshly renovated lower level with gas fireplace. Call today to view this gem of a home.$229,900 MLS # 1012437 CLaire haLLiDaY arMstrong 613-551-2812

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50 Christie Lane WinChester Welcome to 50 Christie Lane where the pride of ownership is obvious in every inch of this 3+1 executive style home. From the moment you approach you will be impressed. So many upgrades and features this home needs to be seen to be appreciated. It would be difficult to find a home in the area comparable to this one. Full list of features available upon request. $625,000 MLS # 1011730

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SOLD BeautiFul 2+1 BedrooM BunGalow

1123 MCConnell ave, Cornwall Beautiful 2+1 bedroom bungalow with lots of updates! Prepare to be “Wow”ed by the remodeled open concept kitchen, living room, dining room combo. 2 nice size bedrooms on main floor. Free grass cutting for 2016. Updates include: floors and deck (2014), fence and furnace (2011), roof, windows, siding and electrical (2008). $162,900 MLS # 1012124

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69.4 aCres oF land in north lunenBurG north lunenBurG rd w (aCross FroM address 15223) 69.4 acres for sale in north Lunenburg. Approximately 20 acres cleared as hay fields, the rest in hardwood. Raisin River does cross back corner of lot. Located only 20 minutes from Cornwall. $199,900 N0177 derek Bissonnette 613-861-9107

larGe FaMily hoMe 1405 holy Cross Blvd Just in time for Spring! Enjoy this beautiful, well maintained 4+1 Bed, 4 Bath, two storey home. Here are just a few of the upgrades, metal shingle roof, on demand hot water, granite countertops, inground pool and so much more. Call Jo Ann for a private viewing. $419,393 N0078Jo ann lanGstaFF 613-577-1873

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1976 ConCorde ave. Have friends & family over to entertain in this stunning private fenced-in yard, feat. beautiful interlocking brick patio with pergola, hot tub, above ground pool & log cabin. All brick (R2000) 3+1 home is in a great location and has been very well maintained.MLS#1003793 $249,000

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8 loyalist 4 level side split between Ingleside and Long Sault. Private crescent, 3+1 bdrms, 1-4pc bath, 2-2pc baths, large eat in kitchen, formal dining rm, living rm with wood fireplace. Lower level family rm has lg windows for natural light and wood stove. Call today for a private viewing! $359,000 MLS #1006952 Jo ann lanGstaFF 613-577-1873

BeautiFul 4 BedrooM BriCk BunGalow 1243 Brodeur, Cornwall Beautiful 2+2 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom brick bungalow with an attached carport + attached garage with 8 foot door. Everything has been updated. Natural Gas forced air heating with central air, new kitchen, floors, paint, windows and the List goes on!

Open Concept kitchen, dining room, living room combination, main floor laundry and so much more! $219,900 MLS#1012103

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stunninG BunGalow overlookinG the st lawrenCe! 18793 Cty rd 2, Glen walter Enjoy the beautiful waterfront from your dining room window! Located less than 50’ from the St. Lawrence River, low maintenance, 2 bdrm bung. Everything has been redone since ‘08 (foundation, electrical, well, holding tank, insulation, kitche (roof April ‘16.) $229,900 N0957 derek Bissonnette 613-861-9107

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2017 ConCorde Come take a look at this well-appointed home.

Located in a great neighbourhood. Features 3+1 bedroom, finished basement with gas fireplace, in ground pool, fenced yard, etc. $234,000 MLS# 1010456 Maryse GaGnon-ruest* 613-363-6279

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SOLD 1.69 aCres City lot north-east oF the 401 on pitt street. (lot 21). Asking $125,000 Loads of room to roam on this 1.69 acres lot, in a great end of town. In the city but has a quiet country setting in the rear yard. Come see for yourself. MLS®# 1004353 valerie Mallory 613-571-9245

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979 notre daMe unit #11, eMBrun Beautiful 2 bedroom condo with tons of space. Low Condo Fees! Great open concept layout! Condo comes with 1 parking space plus plenty of guest parking, in unit laundry and more!! $189,000 MLS # 1006448 derek Bissonnette 613-861-9107

501 walton st. This 3 bedroom, 2 story home is clean and well kept. Large eat in kitchen, main floor bathroom and laundry. Good size living room with hardwood floors. 3 spacious bedrooms and additional 4 pcs bathroom. Call Linda for private viewing. $92,000 MLS # 1010807 linda GirouX-daiGle 613-551-5839

attention retirees 1422 First st e Cozy 3 bedroom with attached garage. Open concept kitchen/dining and living room with vaulted ceilings. Modern bathroom with laundry next to it. Heating is low and affordable. For viewing call listing agent. $184,995 N0773 linda GirouX-daiGle 613-551-5839

very niCely updated 3 BedrooM hoMe 60 anthony Beautifully refinished 3 bedroom house with lots of space! Nice large yard with storage shed, which is fully fenced for lots of privacy. Natural Gas heating with central air. Updates include: new roof, natural gas furnace & Central Air (2011), new flooring (2016) & more! $164,900 MLS # 1005064 derek Bissonnette 613-861-9107

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Close to ColleGe hoBBy FarM Minutes FroM Cornwall 17025 speer road This charming, very private, hobby farm is perfect for empty nesters. Open concept living room and dining room has great character with original brick walls exposed. Eat in kitchen which leads to deck and backyard retreat. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. Large old barn with chicken coop and shed with riding lawnmower. Fire pit for enjoying private evenings and large front veranda for entertaining. Call Linda for private viewings. $149,000 MLS # 1013678

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20578 Con 9 rd Excellent 2+2 bungalow, attached double garage and well landscaped lot. $289,000 N0309

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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4101 avonMore rd, newinGton Great 4 bedroom bungalow with attached garage and lots of upgrades: hot water on demand, new duct work, furnace & central air; new roof in 2012. Jacuzzi tub, pool, huge deck on 4 acres...plus a 30` x 30` coach house with separate driveway! $229,900 M3752 derek Bissonnette 613-861-9107

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Paul Garreau* 613-361-2583 3462 County Road 45 Rare Find! LAKE FRONT LOT! Private 2 bedroom home on 1/2 acre landscaped property, 5 minutes from Alexandria, complete with metal roof, woodstove, attached garage, sun room and hot tub. Great for 4 season cottage or retirement.MLS N0031 $178,900

Aaron Fortier* 613-330-9162 511 CaRlton St. CoRnwall Welcome to this 3 bedroom home located 511 Carleton St, between 2nd & 3rd. Natural gas furnace, 23piece baths, large carport. Go to realtor.ca MLS# 1012473 for more info & pics. Join your host Brian Carter this Sunday to view this home.

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Louise Secours MacMaster* 613-551-3200 Affordable Family Home in Great Location! 145 Main SoutH, alexandRia. Stunning 3-bdrm home with pine flooring, 2 bathrooms, n/gas heat, screened deck, very private backyard. $189,000. MLS# M0583 realtor.ca

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James MacMaster* 613-551-6446 Sunny SeMi! 91 tonia StReet. Stop by and visit this sunny 2-bdrm semi-detached in Alexandria’s south end.

Main floor laundry, family room w ground-level walkout; attached garage. $169,000. MLS# N0594 on realtor.ca

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NEW LISTING Lynn White* 613-361-1225 22 Pine Street ingleside Looking for a forever home in Ingleside? This 3+1 all brick bung. has bright kitchen w/sink-view of garden; bright dining rm & living rm; double garage & carport. Trees, perennials, fire pit, deck, shed & privacy hedges will make backyard gatherings popular. $235,000 MLS 1013334

Tracy Wheeler** 613-577-1948 103 Fennell Good starter or retirement bungalow close to all amenities, 2 bedrooms, oak kitchen, large living room $144,900

Patrick Quesnel* 613-930-5236 5682 Hwy 138 Perfectly renovated 3 bedroom bungalow with a 24 x 24 foot garage. Recent updates such as siding, kitchen cupboards, completely renovated bathroom, and natural gas furnace. Replaced Patio doors lead you to the very spacious living room. This house is a must see.

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NEW PRICE! Aaron Fortier* 613-330-9162 601 RiveRdale CoRnwall 3 Bedroom home, gas furnace, fenced yard, detached garage, gleaming hardwood flooring, updated kitchen and bath.

Ready for new owners. Go to realtor.ca MLS# 1006689 for more info & pics.

Join your host Brian Carter this Sunday to view this stunning Riverdale home.

Tracy Wheeler** 613-577-1948 236 auguStuS StReet Elegant 2-storey Georgian style home in downtown Cornwall. Quality & beauty, 3 bdrm, 3 frpl, 2 baths, modern kitchen, formal family & dining rm, additional great room, bright 3 season porch. Well landscaped, 2 tier deck, det. dble garage. $364,900

Patrick Quesnel* 613-930-5236 14936 Sandtown Rd Beautiful open concept 2200 sq ft home on +/- 61 acres of land. 6+ acres of workable land with the remaining being wooded with a creek, pond and trails. 950+ square foot heated garage, ideal for the handyman with space to store up to 4 vehicles. $549,000.

Rob Poulin* 613-930-5555 111 Jobin ave. Perfect starter home. With the major appliances included you can move right in. Very nice 2 bdrm end unit w/ large yard. Upstairs features whirlpool tub perfect for a nice relaxing bath. Downstairs you can find a 3 piece bath allowing extra space for the fast paced family that needs a lot space to get ready in the morning.

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gREat BungaLOW WIth LaRgE gaRagE 18251 gLEn ROaD Cozy 2 +1 bedroom, 2 bathroom bungalow with large attached garage and brand new central air. Great for first time buyers or those looking to downsize. $169,900 MLS # 1007420 PEtER hICkEy 613-551-6776

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suRPRIsIngLy sPaCIOus 200 WELLIngtOn stREEt East, CORnWaLL Move-in ready 3+1 bedroom bungalow with detached 1.5 car garage, recent granite counter tops, hardwood flooring, finished rec-room, natural gas heat and central air, and 2 tier deck, in a great area. MLS N0877 $259,900 PEtER hICkEy 613-551-6776

JO ann LangstaFF 613-577-1873

1312 LasCELLE avE. Well maintained bungalow in quiet neighbourhood. Eat in kitchen opens up to a spacious living room w/huge picture window & hardwood floors. Downstairs you will find a cozy rec room w/woodstove & floating floors, extra bdrm, 2 pc bath & laundry rm. Property also has det. Sgl garage & carport. $169,900 FayE aLLOtt 613-571-9605

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1210 nOtRE DaME This unique property is in a great area with many possibilities. Currently this property is being used as residential home but the zoning is a semi-detached with both units under one ownership, which means it could also be used as a duplex or a single family home. This home also has gas furnace and a nice size lot. $69,000

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17269 DunDas st (Cty RD 18) Beautiful 2 storey home nestled in the village of St. Andrews on a gorgeous country property which backs onto the Raisin River. This large family home would be a great place to raise a family. The owner of this home has worked very hard to bring back it’s original character. Updated 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and a large workshop/ shed. Many updates have been done. $269,000 MLS # 1011306

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Troy Vaillancourt* 613-362-8769 6765 pILon poInT rd. Fully renovated 4 bdrm., 3 bath home with spectacular view of St. Lawrence River. Home located at Pilon’s Point, Summerstown. MLS 1011919 $224,900

Frank Prevost* 613-361-4317

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6547 SAppHIrE dr. Sapphire Estates, Gorgeous 2 storey home, lg. 4 season sunroom w/hot tub. Dbl. att.

Garage, inground pool, det. Garage on lg. landscaped lot. Don’t miss out on this one. MLS 1009276 $479,900

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Troy Vaillancourt* 613-362-8769 LoT 3, wILLbrUck dr., AULT ISLAnd Great bdlg lot, 141 x 243 ft. in prestige area. View of St. Lawrence River, great place to build your dream home. MLS 1009999 $44,500

Troy Vaillancourt* 613-362-8769 1230 cHUrcHILL ST. Renovated Home. Brick bungalow completely renovated in the last few years, natural gas furnace, central air, above ground pool with large rear deck & hot tub, rec room, gas fireplace, bath, 2 lg. bdrms. MLS 1004462 $214,900

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Reina Leroux** 613-551-1360

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226-A&B MCCONNELL AVE. TRIPLEX 3 - 2&1 Bedroom Units – Good central location.

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Frank Prevost* 613-361-4317 203, 205, 207 MILITAry rd. Great opportunity to operate your own business, 2 residential and 2 commercial units, right on Main St. in Lancaster. Close to 401 and visual to lots of traffic. MLS N0870 $139,000

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Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 32 ForESTdALE AvE This 3 bdrm raised bung. is situated in a great neighbourhood. Hdwd flrs throughout the main floor, lg eat-in kitchen, nicely finished bsmt with a spacious rec rm. A must see! Asking $239,900

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19646 co rd 2, SUMMErSTown PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP & GOOD TASTE combine in this wellkept 2+2BR home with 2800 sq ft of living space & direct access by man-made canal to the St. Lawrence at Pilon’s Point. Hardwood floors. Revamped kitchen. Open concept.

Huge deck overlooking the water. Breezeway/outdoor room.

Fireplace. Well constructed three-slip boathouse … the list goes on. Come and see for yourself! MLS N0981 $549,900

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Frank Prevost* 613-361-4317 18786-88-90 wATEr FronT 3 homes on one waterfront property. All have municipal water and sewer. Rent out 2 live in the other or build your dream home. MLS M3045 $499,000

Frank Prevost* 613-361-4317 19590 LApIErrE rd., SUMMErSTown Large Country Property.

Large 3 bdrm. w/ensuite, private balcony, double closets, living rm w/cathedral ceiling, formal dining rm with 3 season sunroom, eat in kitchen plus dbl. att. garage. MLS 1011419 $224,900

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 600 AUGUSTUS Why rent when you can own this home with a mortgage under $350/mth?? Centrally located with 2 bedrooms, open concept, fenced in yard, and carport. Asking $79,900

Frank Prevost* 613-361-4317 LoT 34 SoUTH LAncASTEr Water Front. 56.5 acres of waterfront, perfect for plan of subdivision, large creek runs through property. Great view of St. Lawrence with complete access. MLS 1008501 $1,200,000

Frank Prevost* 613-361-4317 6085 3rd LInE rd., bAInSvILLE All Renovated. Well finished 3 bdrm. home that has been completely renovated from top to bottom. Plus state of the art new approved septic system, quick possession possible. MLS 1010435 $159,900

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 1612 GrAnT AvE. Need space for the kids??

This house offers 5+1 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, over 2400 sq ft, finished basement, garage, and an inground pool. $337,900

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 2340 SoUTH brAncH rd This 4 bedroom home is move in ready for your family. Lots of space with a main floor family room, finished basement, att garage and over 8 acres on the edge of the city limits. Asking $374,900

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 17985 cTy rd 18 This immaculate 2+2 bedroom home sits on 7 acres of open land. Open concept main floor, updated kitchen, hardwood flooring, fully finished basement, and garage and small barn. $224,900

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 15264 norTH LUnEnbUrG rd Charming chalet style home sitting on over 3 acres of privacy. Open concept, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, log cabin, and other out buildings Asking $214,900

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 6544 TrEEHAvEn This waterfront property is sure to please you! Finished beautifully from top to bottom, an abundance of detailed landscaping, outdoor kitchen, gazebo, pergola, dock, and the list goes on.... $499,900

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 19587 GLEn rd Very well maintained 3 bdrm home located just outside Williamstown. Spacious eat in kitchen, formal dining room, living room w/ gas fireplace, master ensuite and walk in closet. Att garage, and 1 acre of property. $349,900

Frank Prevost* 613-361-4317 220 SAUndErS dr. Commercial Property. 7 acres of commercial land.

Great area to build on landscaped property. MLS N0512 $175,000

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117 ANTHONY ST. NEW LISTING - BUNGALOW 2 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Living Room 3 Season Room, Carport, Large Yard. HAVE A LOOK – MLS 1006116 .............................................. NEW PRICE - $152,900

CONDO - 412 FIFTH ST. E. DOWN TOWN Main Floor, 1 Bedroom, with Flex Room. Large Bathroom, Open concept Living Room, Dining Room, Gas Fireplace, In suite Laundry, Heated Garage A MUST VIEW MLS-1008325 ...........................................................................................................$214,900 CONDO - 301 WATER ST. W. Main floor, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Living Room with Fireplace, Dining Room, Indoor Parking, Handicap accessible. Overlooking Lamoureux Park. MLS-N0581 ............ $279,900

CONDO - 710 COTTON MILL ST. ONE OF A KIND OPEN CONCEPT, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Office/Media Room, 2 Bathrooms, Indoor Parking, convenient in-unit laundry, Gas Fireplace, BBQ connection on large patio. Other amenities in building. MLS-1008457 .............................................................................................. $325,000

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5 YATES AVENUE CHARACTER HOME COMPLETELY RESTORED – 4 Bedrooms, 2+1 Bathroom, Living Room, Dining Room, Large Family Room, Basement Partially Finished. “Man Cave or She Shed” in back yard, Landscaping will take your breath away. **YOU HAVE TO SEE IT** MLS-1012032 ..................... $324,900

CONDO FOR RENT - 301 WATER ST., WEST MAIN FLOOR 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Living Room with Fireplace, Dining Room, Underground Parking. $1600.00 + Utilities. First and Last Month’s Rent. Available August 1st, 2016.

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+ design. Introduce hand-made or artisanal one-of-a-kind objects. Lindsay discourages clients from hanging poster prints of famous works of art, in favour of interesting art objects, especially if they are home made.

“Rooms that are put-your-feet-up comfortable will not be special-occasion rooms. They will be every-occasion rooms, which are the best kind of all.”

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OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1:00-3:00 PM 18181 CounTy Road 2 EaST

Beautiful 4+2 bedroom home with water access and 60 feet of docking. Features 3600 sq.ft. plus a fully finished basement, double attached garage, Valmar pool, gas heating and central air all on a large lot with stunning water views. Visit Todd This Sunday! $599,000 313 EllEn avE. Well maintained 3 bedroom, 2 storey, semi-detached in a great area. Features modern kitchen with nEw liSTinG ceramic backsplash, 2145 GlEn BRook dRivE Built in 2010 is this 2+1 bdrm semi detached home with built-in stove and a fully finished basement, 2 baths, gas heat and central dishwasher plus recently installed flooring in kitchen air, 5 appliances included. Patio doors off the eating area and eating area. Also features 1.5 baths, large master bedroom and a finished rec room. $174,900 to deck and nicely maintained yard. $186,900 115 Emma avE. 670 HamilTon CRES. All brick 3+1 Well maintained bedroom 3 bedroom 4 nEw bungalow on level Split Level. liSTinG nEw a 60 X 131 Features working liSTinG lot. Features kitchen with mostly parquet flooring on the main floor, 2 ceramic flooring, separate dining area, large main bath, baths, fully finished basement with kitchen, 2 pc laundry combo in the basement. Large finished rec bath, rec room and fourth bedroom. Home has room warmed by a gas stove and 19’ x 23’ unfinished a recently installed (approx. 2 yrs) ductless heat 4th level. The yard is fenced and nicely landscaped and pump for heating and cooling. $164,900 features a deck off the dining area. $219,500

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Kitchen or bathroom, sinks are the most used and noticed fixture in the house. A clean sink’s biggest enemies are 1. clutter on and around it, 2. the use of abrasive cleansers that scratched it, 3. stains that have been left over time. Sinks are a cinch if cleaned right after use. Keep a white nylon-backed scrub sponge right on or by the sink. Once you’ve worked it over with this, even plain water will flush away clinging dirt.

make them look oiled and natural, even if they aren’t. Choose light through mid-tones for wood floors – but not bleached and not black.

Black is too formal.

When it comes to furnishings, antiques that are sturdy and practical, unfinished or gently refinished are best, because their flaws will help relax the room. “And mix in things that don’t match,” suggests Janice Lindsay, of PINK colour

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comfort hues, say the colour experts at PPG Pittsburgh Paints, like those in their Local Revival trend palette.

For example, Poppy Pods (526-6) is the colour of chocolate and coffee. Earl Gray (522-5) is the taupe of clay, and Pralines and Cream (1173) is an aged and unbleached white. A clean, bright, ‘new’ white would be too formal for comfort, the company says. But this year, because we want bold hues to bring neutrals to life, PPG added two reds: Rum Punch (231-7), the classic red of apples and gingham; plus its slightly faded sister, Burnt Red (133-7. PPG says this palette is meant to work with the landscape, which provides abundant complementary greens.

Another suggested rule of thumb: when you are going for comfort always choose matte finishes over shiny ones. Matte is what happens to shiny surfaces over time. Make floors look old by choosing wide planks in varied widths and a scraped or textured finish. A low sheen will

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41 lEonia ST. nEw liSTinG Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 storey home walking distance to the river and bike path.

Features gas heat with central air, 1+ detached garage with power, modern kitchen with island and a separate dining area. Patio doors off dining to a large deck with gazebo. $167,900 225 aliCE ST. 3 bedroom home in very good condition.

Features modern kitchen with ceramic flooring, nice size living room, recent gas furnace, main house shingles and garage done in 2012, updated breaker panel, and a single detached garage. Perfect for the first time buyer. $109,900

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What makes a beautiful room? Interior designers tell us it’s not how fancy and ornate it is, but how comfortable. Country rooms, for example, are typically geared to being more comfortable than presentable. But even in the city, we usually prefer being in the den to being in a formal living room. Beauty, designers insist, is not how a room looks, as much as how it feels.

At heart, most of us simply love to put our feet up. Things that are old, worn and familiar give us comfort. Everything from slippers and jeans to couches and kitchen tables—entire rooms—feel better when they lose the perfection of newness.

We can easily create comfortable rooms if we trust our natural inclinations and choose what feels good, instead of decorating for guests. For clues, look to rural life and choose things that evoke a time when the pace of life was slower and furnishings were simpler and made closer to home. Country colours are

Todd Thompson, Sales Rep. todd@remax-cornwall.ca 613-938-8100 | Cel: 613-551-7908 www.remax-cornwall.ca 6810200

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Brownsdale Custom Homes Introduces Phase 3

We are pleased with the progress of the number of homes we have built in Chase Meadows since our opening 1-1/2 years ago.

OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY JUNE 5TH from 1-3PM

• 28 new choice lots in Phase 3 • Will build to suit your needs 110 15th St. WeSt 2+1 br family home in move-in condition with beautiful eatin kitchen, 2 gas fireplaces, 2 full baths, 2nd kitchen in bsmt (possible in-law suite), updated roof and private fenced rear yard. $179,900 MLS N0541

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• Bungalows and two storeys to fit your budget and lifestyle • Friendly no pressure discussions We welcome all agents to participate in Chase Meadows.

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Kris having been a Realtor® in Ottawa for the last two years, has decided to return back to his roots in the SD&G area where he was born and raised.

With an Architectural Technology Diploma and Certificate for Green Architecture, you are sure to find knowledgeable service with Kris.

Whether Buying or Selling, let Kris help you make a sound decision.

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1528 Champagne ave.

4+1 br brick bungalow on private cul-de-sac in Cornwall’s north end. The home has had many updates including roof, high efficiency forced air gas furnace, kitchen, bathrooms and more. $199,700 MLS 1008318

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OPEN house Sunday, (June 5), 10a.m. to 3p.m. 1233 Notre-Dame, Cornwall, $189,900 or best offer. Ideal family home fully renovated, 4 bedrooms with double driveway and full lot 50’x100’ for sale by owner. 613-938-7346 Flats / apartments for rent

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2 bedroom appartment, East of Cornwall, Paragon Road. Electricity/ heat included. $700/ month Available July 1st. 613-931-1860

CORNWALL: 200 Carleton, 1 large bedroom, washer and dryer hook-up, 1 parking space, $565/ month + utilities. Call: 613-762-6769

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• Documenting client care activity concisely and accurately according to College Guidelines and Care Standards.

• Counselling clients on disease prevention and healthy lifestyle practices such as safe medication use, mobility, smoking cessation and mental wellness.

• Supporting clients in their understanding of chronic disease management.

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Annual Memorial Service at Woodlawn Cemetery

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Rain or Shine – Tent on Site Officiating: The Venerable Archdeacon Frank Kirby Music: Candy Provost Members of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 297 in attendance

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Betty E Stuart, aged 94, died peacefully at home on May 15, 2016 with family and her pet cat Symm by her side after a brief struggle with pancreatitis.

Working as a dental assistant for 28 years for a local dentist and at retirement she volunteered her time with Meals on wheels, Tri-County Literacy Council as a teacher of a second language and CNIB as a reader and helper for the blind. She will be greatly missed.

In lieu of flowers a donation to the Cornwall Humane Society would be appreciated.

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CORNWALL, Ont. – Grocery shoppers at Food Basics got quite a surprise when they got to the cash register and learned their groceries were free.

Cornwall Kinsmen Club members visited the Second Street East store on Saturday (May 28) to help bag groceries and spend hundreds of dollars in gift certificates (donated by Dynamic Closures in Long Sault) on unsuspecting shoppers.

“What a wonderful gesture,” said customer Sarah MacIntosh after club members

picked up her grocery tab. “Cornwall is such a giving community and this is another example.”

Macintosh paid it forward immediately after by giving a donation to a local cause on her way out to the parking lot.

Kinsmen members included: Wes Libbey, Bill Riley, Dan Carbonnell, Darryl Adams, Tim Sage, and Scott Beck.

The service club also offered shoppers free cookies (supplied by Allstate Insurance) and coffee (supplied by McDonalds).

For more information, visit www.volunteercornwall.ca/kinsmen-cornwall.

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CORNWALL, Ont. – The Franco-Ontarian identity and culture in Cornwall has found a new home.

The Centre culturel de Cornwall opened its doors to the public Friday (May 27) for an open house at its new location inside the Care Centre – the former site of the Cornwall General Hospital on Second Street East.

“What better way to showcase our new location than the day before Semaine Francaise...but we’re inviting everyone, not just French people,” said Lucie Hart, board president at Centre culturel de Cornwall. “We’re very happy with the space, it’s a good fit. And we love the proprietors, Matt Cinnamon and Dan Orr.” The centre’s new space is located on the bottom floor of the Care Centre, which boasts a long corridor full of local art pieces, known as the Corrid’Art, featuring several offices and leading to a large ‘community room.’

Cornwall and SD&G artists are encouraged to contact the centre about showcasing their artwork.

The centre is open between Mon. to Fri. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Centre culturel de Cornwall was previously located at 124 Anthony Street, and for a

brief time after at the corner of Alice St. and Montreal Rd. The opening event also coincided with ‘Semaine Francaise’ celebrations being held at the centre from Saturday (May 28) to Saturday (June 4).

For more information, visit centrecultureldecornwall.org.

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CORNWALL, Ont. – Dozens of people tied up their laces and hit the pavement Sunday to raise money in the battle against cystic fibrosis.

Over 85 people participated in the ‘Carstar Walk to Make Cystic Fibrosis History’ fundraising event Sunday (May 29) at Lamoureux Park in Cornwall.

“It’s our commitment to end cystic fibrosis and find a cure,” said Kim Baird, president of the local chapter of Cystic Fibrosis Canada. “With your help here today, we’re one step closer.”

In 2015 the event raised over $5,000 for CF research and support services.

About a dozen people in SD&G have identified themselves as CF sufferers. Baird added the number could be more, as only those who have allowed their diagnosis to be shared can be

identified as such.

The Kinette Club of Cornwall helped organize the event and the Kinsmen Club of Cornwall manned a free barbecue station.

For fans of the green, there’s another way to help fund research, clinical care, advocacy, and supports.

The fourth annual Marc Belanger Memorial Golf Tournament takes place on Sunday, Aug. 7, starting at 12:30 p.m., at the Cornwall Golf & Country Club. For more information, search ‘Cystic Fibrosis Canada - Cornwall Chapter’ on Facebook.

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With great pride, Allan, Garry, Elaine and Andrew Lalonde announce the graduation of Sarah Anne Lalonde from Laurentian University.

Her commencement ceremonies will be held on June 2nd, 2016.

Sarah received a bachelor of arts (Honours) with a specialization in Études françaises and a minor in English.

In the fall, she will attend the Faculty of Education at the University of Ottawa.

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Montreal-based tribute acts for Korn and Limp Bizkit hit the stage at La Maison this Saturday at 9 p.m.

Are you revved up for the third annual Active Transportation Challenge in Cornwall?

George Piette celebrated a 100th birthday at Parisien Manor recently. Happy birthday, George!

Thirteen local restaurants engaged in friendFrom a reader: The city has done a great job planting new trees on Second East, Water Street ly-competition during the city’s first La Poutine West near the bridge, on Ninth St. West and Week. The winners will be announced in our elsewhere....what needs to be done now is have next print edition. someone straighten up those off the vertical Maureen Adams, the city’s newly-appointed and remove the suckers from the lower trunks. top administrator, will be the guest speaker at Parade of nations is planning its Garage Sale the 2016 Team Cornwall AGM on Tuesday, June for June 18 and a silent auction for September 14, at Ramada Cornwall.

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From the SD and G Highalnders Museum: Last Thursday our Museum was inspected by two uniformed members of the Canadian Army.

We went to lunch at Wing Hing Chinese Buffet.

At one point during our meal our waitress informed us that a gentleman had paid for both their meals. By this time the fellow was leaving the parking lot and we were unable to thank him. We would like to take this opportunity to thank their nameless benefactor. They were very touched by his gesture.”

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“My dog just ate two bags of unpopped popCoTiCon’s annual cosplay photo shoot corn!” yelled a panicked client to the receptionist returns to Lamoureux Park this Saturday at 1 at our veterinarian’s office. “What should I do?” p.m.

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Kudos to Rachel’s Kids for opening a new community building to help families in need in our region. The agency has secured space at 850 Boundary Road to open a resource centre for children with disabilities and families in need throughout our area. A sensory room is being created to provide a space for children who suffer from sensory-processing disorders and autism-spectrum disorders. The hope is the room will foster their sensory development, enhance their co-ordination and provide the opportunity for self-regulation. In addition, a community room will be created that will be designed to help families by giving them access to services that they may not be able to have at home.

Secrets of gardening: - When weeding, the best way to make sure you are removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull on it. If it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant.

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That kind of notoriety was enough to get him fired.

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