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Xplornet officially opens new offices in Cornwall CORNWALL, Ontario - Xplornet officially opened their new offices in the Cotton Mills in Cornwall on Oct. 12. They held a ribbon cutting event that day with most of their employees and local dignitaries.

The company had announced back in October 2016 that they would be investing upwards of $40 million to build a regional office in Cornwall.

The decision to invest in Cornwall actually goes back almost two years when Xplornet was originally scouting the location.

“We realized when we came to Cornwall and toured the location, we realized it would fit our rural vision,” said Xplornet Vice President Cathy MacDonald.

Xplornet moved into and renovated a space in the Cotton Mills large enough to fit their 130 employees and then some.

Xplornet has 335, 000 subscribers and their regional office in Cornwall will employee technical support workers for that client base.

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Xplornet President and CEO Allison Lenehan explained that the company has grown quickly since the move.

“We’re about out of space here and its a good indicator and I’m going to have to talk to Mr. Mayor about bringing more jobs here in the near future,” said Lenehan.

Cornwall Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy was impressed with the renovation at the Cotton Mills and with Xplornet’s committment.

“I would love to have a home that looks like this,” said O’Shaughnessy. “This says a lot about our community. It recognizes their confidence in our community and their confidence in our workforce.”

Xplornet has already been involved in supporting local causes in the community. They were sponsors at the United Way’s Handbag for Heroes event and will be sponsoring their Wine & Cheese in November.

At the ribbon cutting ceremony Cathy MacDonald presented Lori Greer, Executive Director of the United Way with a $1, 500 cheque on behalf of Xplornet.

MPP Jim McDonell helps Xplornet President and CEO Allison Lenehan and Xplornet Vice President Cathy MacDonald open the company’s new office at the Cotton Mills in Cornwall, Ontario on Thursday, October 12, 2017 (Nick Seebruch/ TC Media).

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CORNWALL, Ontario - The City of Cornwall deployed their Urgent Response Command Centre on Thursday after a series of watermain breaks on Vincent Massey Dr. in the Tollgate Rd. area. The breaks left some residents without water for more than a day. The command centre was on the scene and providing bottled water to residents. Tollgate Rd. at Vincent Massey remained closed until late Friday evening.

CORNWALL, Ontario - Bradley Stephenson, 24, of Cornwall was arrested on Oct. 13, 2017 and charged with break and enter and breach of probation for failing to keep the peace. It is alleged between Oct. 11, 2017 and Oct. 12, 2017 the man forced his way into a Vincent Massey Drive business and removed merchandise.

St. Lawrence College faculty members picketing outside of the Cornwall Campus (Alycia Douglass/ TC Media).

College Union goes on strike CORNWALL, Ontario - The Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU), which represents college faculty members voted on the evening of Sunday, Oct. 15 to go on strike.The strike means that all full-time college classes are cancelled at colleges across the province of Ontario, including at St. Lawrence College’s Cornwall campus which has approximately 1, 300 students.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Noah Mitchell, 35, of Hogansburg, NY was arrested on Oct. 12, 2017 and CORNWALL, Ontario – Hundreds piled in for Cornwall Community Cheer’s first annual Fall Craft charged with assault cause bodily harm. It is alleged while playing hockey on Oct. 5, 2017 the man and Vendor Show this Saturday, Oct. 14. punched another man in the head causing him to seek medical attention for his injuries.

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Cornwall Native to appear on Great Canadian Baking Show Nick Seebruch nicholas.seebruch@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - Terri Thompson, originally from Cornwall will be appearing on the Great Canadian Baking Show, which airs this Wednesday, Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. on the CBC. When Terri first heard about the casting call for this televised baking contest, she first suggested it to a friend, but then thought she would tackle this challenge herself.

“I wanted to do it for my kids and to show them that it was alright to take chances,” said Terri in an interview with Seaway News.

Terri explained that she started baking in a grocery store bakery as a job during college, and it was there that she learned how much better things could taste if they were made fresh and from scratch.

Her passion for baking grew after her husband was injured in a workplace accident. Terri’s husband had always loved baked goods and

Terri began cooking more after he was injured.

“He loves baked goods,” she said. “Baking became a stress reliever.”

Terri explained that when she was called up for the Great Canadian Baking show, she was a little nervous at first.

“There were definitely things I knew would be a stumbling block going in,” she said. “I’ve always been into breads and making things taste great and not necessarily making them look fancy.”

Terri said that her most popular creations are her pecan sticky rolls, which are a family favourite and something that guests always ask for.

Terri is a full-time mom and is a coach for her daughters basketball team and she currently resides in Sherwood Park, Alberta. She says she will be ready to watch herself on TV when the show airs, but might hide under the covers for some parts.

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The Holy Trinity Girls Rugby team was holding a fundraiser outside of Canadian Tire on Saturday, October 14 to raise money for a trip to Ireland. Their next fundraiser will be on December 2 when they will be having a vendor sale at Holy Trinity. There will be a silent auction, a chili cookoff and maybe even an appearance from Santa! Pictured from left-to-right: Hanna Robertson, Makaylee Cook, Grace Campbell, Jazmine Smith, Jessica Szabadka, Kira Smith and Savannah Goulet (Nick Seebruch/ TC Media).

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Father Bernard (Bernie) Cameron He remained as pastor until his retirment in October 2013. Following his retirement, Fr. Cameron regularly replaced his fellow priests when they had to be absent from their parish.

He very much enjoyed this phase of his priesthood until his health forced a permanent retirement.

During his nearly six decades as a priest, Fr. Cameron contributed to diocesan life by taking on a number of pastoral services, including professor of religious instruction at CCVS and General Vanier, Spiritual Advisor to the Diocesan Council of the Catholic Women’s League and Diocesan Chaplain of the Knights of Columbus.

He also held positions of responsibility among his brother priests as Dean on several occasions and Co-Chairman of the Diocesan Synod.

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ST. ANDREWS, Ontario - On Sunday, October 15, 2017, Father Bernard (Bernie) Cameron died at the Cornwall Community Hospital. He had not been well during the last two years.

Fr. Bernie, as he was affectionately known, was born in St. Andrews West on April 15, 1933.

He was one of 10 children, 7 boys and 3 girls, born to Alexander and Helen (MacDonell) Cameron. He attended St. Andrew’s Private High School and later, Scarboro’s Nazareth House in St. Marys, Ontario. He attended le Grand Séminaire de Saint Sulpice in Montreal where he obtained his Bachelor in Theology.

He was ordained a priest for the Diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall at St. Andrew’s Parish on May 30, 1958 by Bishop Rosario Brodeur.

His first assignment was Curate at St. Columban’s Parish where he remained for three years before being given charge of his first parish in 1961, St. Catherine of Sienna in Greenfield.

During his more than 59 years of priesthood, he served in many of the Diocese’s English language parishes including St. Mary’s in Williamstown, Blessed Sacrament in Cornwall, St. Columban’s in Cornwall, Our Lady of Grace in Ingleside, St. Pius X in Long Sault, St. Alexander’s in Lochiel, St. Catherine of Sienna in Greenfield, St. Anthony’s in Apple Hill and St. Michael’s in Monkland.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Former Sears employee Sydney Gardiner is asking Stormont, Dundas and South Glengary MP Guy Lauzon to address the challenges created by the Sears Canada bankruptcy On Friday, Oct. 13, the Ontario Superior Court approved a motion by Sears to liquidate all of its remaining stores in Canada. The bankruptcy will leave 12, 000 Sears Canada employees without a job and threaten the pensions of former employees as the company struggles to pay off its creditors.

“Why don’t we have pension protection in Canada,” asked Gardiner. “They have it in Europe, they have it in the States, so why not here?”

Gardiner is asking MP Guy Lauzon to be present during a hearing on protecting worker pensions in Canada.

“I want our MP to sit in on it and hear what we need to do to protect workers in our country,” he said.

The bill was proposed by Scott Duvall, the NDP’s Pension’s critic. Duvall objects to the fact that Sears is paying $7.6 million to 43 executives while former employees are receiving no severance pay.

“This is shameful and obscene. How does Sears justify paying performance bonuses to top executives of a company that is filing for bankruptcy?” said Scott Duvall, in July. “That money should be going to the thousands of workers who have just lost their jobs.”

CARP, formerly known as the Canadian Association for Retired Persons, will be making a presentation to Parliament on the bill on Oct. 25.

“Canada’s bankruptcy laws must change to recognize that after employees, pensioners have top claim to any remaining assets until their pensions are fully funded,” said Wanda Morris, VP of Advocacy for CARP in a press release on their website in July. “Just because a company fails doesn’t mean its current and future pensioners should lose their retirement security too. All Canadians bear the costs when pensioners lose retirement income.”

Gardiner went on to explain that one of the things that bothered him in the saga that lead to the collapse of Sears Canada was the fact that

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“I guess what bothers me the most is that there has been $600 million given over the past five years to shareholders,” he said. “They knew this was coming but they still got $600 million.”

Gardiner had sent an email to MP Guy Lauzon asking him to respond to the Sears issue

and be present for the upcoming hearing on pension protection.

Seaway News had reached out to Guy Lauzon’s office for a comment on this topic.

Lauzon’s Chief of Staff Adrian Bugelli stated that Lauzon would be at the hearing on Oct. 25, but had no stance ion Duvall’s bill as of yet because while Duvall has proposed the bill, no formal legislation has been tabled yet.

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Colleges across the Province of Ontario were paralyzed on Monday morning when the strike by the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) came into effect. The strike has cancelled all classes for the foreseeable future while the teachers take to the picket lines.

Union members are striking for better pay and conditions. The union wants a larger say in the curricullum and more contract workers in the workforce.

Glenn Vollebregt, President and CEO of St. Lawrence College, told me in an interview over the phone that in 12 years, students have never lost a semester to a strike. Some students however feel that through no fault of their own they are now losing some of the financial investment that they have made in higher education.

A petition circulating on Change.org started

by Ontario college students is demanding that their institutions refund them some of the money they paid upfront for this semester. The petition states that since an average college semester is 13 weeks, and the average tuition this year was $5, 000 that they should be reimbursed $30 for every day that the strike keeps them out of class. There are over 500, 000 college students in Ontario, both full and part-time and around 50, 000 of them so far have signed this petition.

I think that the students are absolutely right in asking for their money back. They paid a significant cost up front and the promised experience is not being delivered. These students have paid to be in class right now and they’re not, so whether the strike ends tomorrow or in January, the schools should reimburse their students for everyday of class they fail to deliver.

LETTERS

Trudeau is bad news for the NDP He rolled back the eligibility for Old Age scrapping the infamous shenanigan that allows Security (OAS) from 67 to 65 years old that Harper has initiated. He is injecting 180 billions in crumbling infrastructures. He has increased Child tax benefits for ordinary citizens. He is

High-wage earners who own CCPCs to split, or sprinkle, their income among lower-income family members, paying them salaries or dividends (even though they often don’t actually

work for the company) to take advantage of their lower tax rates. He is reducing Small tax business which currently stands at 10.5 per cent to nine per cent.

These are all in the National NDP program. I

am afraid that the Trudeau government is making sure that the National NDP becomes irrelevant in 2019.

Mario Leclerc Former SDSG NDP Candidate

Dear Sir: As the advocate, for those who have lost their driving privileges through a stroke or other medical reasons, I worked for many days, weeks, months, years to bring back the lost driverretesting facility to Cornwall. Now the facility has been returned to our city I must admit to feeling all of my efforts have paid good dividends. My letters to the MTO and the Premier were so constant they almost wrote themselves. Those who have become disadvantaged, through events not of their own making, might now become more content with their lot in life.

As a younger person it is quite easy to take for granted the use of a motor vehicle. However, as one ages, the use of a motor vehicle gains importance. In a country largely devoid of public transit, with the countryside seeming to stretch forever, the need for mobility becomes ever more a necessity. This necessity covers the

need to go shopping, to visit family and friends or to keep medical appointments, all important parts of our lives. The need to be able to drive transcends age and medical barriers for the only additional need a younger driver may add, to that of a retired person’s needs, is to carry the driver to a place of employment. No matter the age, we all need to shop, to visit friends and relations, to keep appointments, etc, etc.

We can be thankful that DAC Medical-Vision, an incredibly dedicated company with a very long history, took up the mantle when the MTO, due to the constant pressure I put them under, came calling. We can also count ourselves lucky the Riverdale Terrace Retirement Home accepted my request they host this program.

However, credit where credit is due, the Seaway Valley Health Unit did, when I approached them, offer to accommodate the company.

It is important to recognize, when traveling

the highways and byways of this vast country, senior drivers are ever conscious of the value of being able to drive and tend to follow the rules of the road. Senior drivers will rarely exceed the speed limit, rarely ignore STOP signs or try to bully other drivers by overtaking at inappropriate places. There is a constant fear that, if they are denied driving privileges, they will lose their independence. Most would feel they had lost a part of their identity.

Please understand that an older driver must protect her/his driving privileges; DO NOT HARASS THEM as happened to me recently. An angry, younger driver bellowed and threatened me for not driving at 70 kilometers an hour on Power Dam Drive, south of Vincent Massey Drive. That angry driver was so very wrong for I was driving at the posted speed limit of 60 kilometers per hour.

Older folk are little different from the young;

they, too, have their pride and are hesitant to ask others to give them a ride. Without driving privileges they are forced to become virtual ‘shut-ins’ with a reduced quality of life - a sure cause for shortening one’s life. Are those impatient younger drivers ready to participate in the decline of a reasonable way of life for those in their twilight years? The young must never forget that they, too, will become seniors and will, one day, ask of others the same as the seniors do today, please be considerate.

Finally, for those seeking information regarding restoring their driving privileges, simply call (613) 224-6965, leave your telephone number and a brief request for information.

Make the effort to get your driving privileges restored; it is your right to give it a good try.

John E. Milnes Long Sault

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‘Santa’ thought it best to make them two sizes bigger than my shoe size. It was called “growing into them.” So, for the first two winters, the toobig-for-my-feet problem was solved by wearing an extra pair of woolen socks, provided by a thoughtful Santa.

The mail-order catalogue put shopping, especially out in the rural areas, at a person’s finger tips. Order forms in the back were filled out and called in. A week or so later, a parcel arrived at the village post office, or in Cornwall it was delivered by a contractor. For years a guy who grew up in our neighbourhood, Lawrence McDonald, had the Sears delivery contract.

People just called him the “Larry, the Sears delivery guy.”

Funny, isn’t it.

The mail-order catalogue has died and gone to retail heaven, but on-line shopping, which seems a lot like catalogue shopping without a computer, has become the next big thing and threatens to put department stores out of business.

What was that thing about the more things change the more they stay the same. ********* Ask Guy Lauzon if this is his last term as member of Parliament for Stormont-DundasSouth Glengarry and he offers a smile. Instead, he tells you how he loves doing what he is doing and that he has never felt better, and that he is in better shape now, at age 73, than he was when he was 33, “When I was smoking 50 cigarettes a day, drinking up a storm and not exercising.” So, in two years, when we called upon to do our civic duty, nobody should be surprised if Lauzon, first elected in 2004, saddles up for his seventh federal election campaign. “If he runs, nobody is going to outwork him,” said Glen Grant who helped run his 2015 campaign. “He is tireless.”

HERE AND THERE Vice-president Mike

Pence and his wife walked out after the national anthem at an NFL game two weeks ago. He was protesting the protest by a group of kneeling players during the anthem. If Pence and his wife were regular folks who had forked out a couple of hundred hard-earned dollars for tickets, they might have had second thoughts about leaving before the game started. ... Why is anyone surprised or shocked by the actions of a Hollywood big wig called Harvey Weinstein.

Salacious stories of the director’s casting couch and young wannabe actresses have been around for as long as Hollywood, which never had a moral compass to lose.

TRIVIA ANSWER Herbie Montpetit was the Palace Theatre cop who managed to keep 500 pumped up kids under control during the Saturday morning Cartoon-a-ramas. This was a time when 25 cents went a long way for a kid, a time when it was still worth while to bend down and pick up a penny.

TRIVIA Ontario’s first premier John Sandfield Macdonald purchased Ivy Hall, a former military garrison, as a family home in 1849.

Seven years after he died in 1872 Ivy Hall was sold. What did it become?

SPORTS STUFF There was nothing unlucky about Friday 13th for Gilles Viau. The veteran skip claimed the Cornwall Curling Centre senior men’s RBC opening bonspiel, edging out Alex MacDougall by a single point. The supporting cast for Viau were Mark Wells, third; Jim Peace, second and Stephen Alexander, lead. The MacDougall rink was made up of Stewart MacDonald, third; Brian Clouthier, second; and Bob Browning, lead. Rene “Zoon” Lauzon’s rink with third Bob McGillivary, second Louis Quenneville and lead Bert Zylstra took third place.

THIS WEEK CIRCA 1960 Bob Turner, Cornwall recreation director, thanked the citizens of Cornwall for standing with him against

a series of racial taunts and threats he received over a period of weeks. As a result of the show of support, Turner said he had decided against leaving the city. ... CNR said it planned to close its Ingleside station. ... City council gave a Thumbs Down to a proposal to make Fourth Street a one-way artery. ... A bylaw was passed to change the name of St. Andrews Road to Pitt Street, Silmser Road to McConnell Avenue, Lass Street to Notre Dame Street and Highway 2 to Vincent Massey Drive. ... Piling driving for the new $198,000 recreation centre at the Athletic Grounds was under way. ... Meanwhile, the Cornwall Community Arena (Water Street Arena) board of directors announced that the future of the facility was up in the air and might not re-open for the winter season. ... A & W on Hwy. 2 (Vincent Massey Drive) held a customer appreciation day. The specials included 25 cents Papa Burgers, 15 cent hot dogs and large root beer for 10 cents. ... Cafe Gayety at the Parkway Hotel had its grand opening. It was billed as Cornwall’s only night club. ... The Towne Line Motel and Towne Lane Bowlerama opened. The bowling alley had 32 lanes, with eight for 10-pin bowling. It also featured automatic pin setters. ... The local bricklayers union signed a new oneyear contract with several firms. The agreement put the base hourly rate at $2.50, up from $2.25.

It called for an 10 cent increase in May, 1961. ...

A plan to train unemployed persons as lifeguards was proposed by the city recreation department and the YM-YWCA. The 10-week course would be given at the Paragon Motel indoor pool. ... St. Lawrence High School principal Remi Lalonde announced recipients of $37,645 worth of scholarships and bursaries.

Michael Irwin (Royal Military College) and Jacques Racine (Royal Roads) each received military scholarship worth $10,000.

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Back in the 1950s, when church-going was a big part of family life and pews were full on Sundays, not to mention collection plates, when the playing of a Sunday sport where admission was charged was against the law and movie theatres were locked up on the Sabbath, the bestread ‘book’ in most Cornwall and area homes was not the Bible.

No. The best read ‘book’ was either the Simpson-Sears or Eaton’s catalogue. Sometimes both.

Both Simpson-Sears and Eaton’s had small store-front catalogue stores on Pitt Street. This was before the coming of malls that changed the retail shopping landscape and started the catalogue mail-order business on its way to the retail dustbin.

The last Eaton’s catalogue was published in 1976. The former made-in-Canada retail giant folded in 1999. But Simpson-Sears, which morphed into Sears Canada, soldiered on with catalogues.

Of all the catalogues Sears sent out - winter, spring, summer and fall - the big one was the Christmas Wish publication, which was must reading for every kid making a list for Santa.

You w ould be hard-pressed to find anyone over the age of 55 who as a kid, with the Christmas Wish catalogue spread out on the floor, didn’t spend considerable time poring over the glossy pages.

As a kid who still believed in Santa, Rudolph and the elves, I thought St. Nick sent the catalogue for my perusal.

My first pair of new skates, J.C. Higgins, were ordered from the Eaton’s catalogue. Of course,

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Restaurant Week will support the Agapè Centre Nick Seebruch nicholas.seebruch@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - This year, some of the proceeds made during the Seaway Food Festival’s Restaurant Week will go to support the Agapè Centre.

At participating Restaurant Week restaurants, $0.75 of every $10 meal sold will go to the Agapè Centre. For $28 meals that is $1.50 and $2 of every $34 meal sold will go to Agapè.

For the first year ever, there will also be a lunch menu at participating Restaurant Week establishments.

Another first is the swag. Seaway Food Festival will be selling T-shirts and hats for Restaurant week and a part of those proceeds will also be going to the Agapè Centre.

“Community is at the very core of what Seaway Food Festival is all about,” said Sebastien “Mani” Manigat, Director & Founder of Seaway Food Festival. “We are truly honored to form this partnership with such a remarkable local organization and lend our support in this manner. It goes without saying that our local restaurants are the backbone of every initiative that we do.

I’m very grateful that they embraced this event and in unison all decided to step up and give back for this cause,” Agapè Centre Executive Director Diane Plourde was also excited at the announcement of this new partnership.

“I see it as a win-win,” she said. “People will go out and support these local eateries while supporting a local charity at the same time.”

Dave Petrynka, Owner and Chef at Eight Zero Zero also said that as a restaurant owner he said this as a great opportunity for Restaurant Week.

“It makes us feel good,” he said. “It makes everything come together inside. Knowing that a charity is getting supported as well makes it that much more special.”

Mani explained that this partnership fit with Seaway Food Festival’s community vision.

“Every restaurant I’ve talked to are very enthusiastic about this,” he said. “There is no Seaway Food Fest without the people who make the food. This is a collective effort.”

Restaurant Week is in its sixth year. Last year, nearly 5, 000 meals were sold during Restaurant Week.

Restaurant Week is running from Nov. 7 to 11.

Pictured from left-to-right: Agapè Centre Executive Director Diane Plourde, Marrow & Spice co-owner Mike Merrian, Eight Zero Zero Owner and Chef Dave Petrynka and Sebastien Manigat of the Seaway Food Festival (Nick Seebruch/ TC Media).

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Celebrating International Day of the Girl nicholas.seebruch@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - La Citadelle high school was ready to celebrate International Day of the Girl on Wednesday, Oct. 11 and offer new experiences and opportunities to girls in Cornwall.

The sixth year of this event saw a major increase in participation. Approximately 100 girls signed up for the event through pre-registration, a 25 percent increase from last year.

One of the organizers of the event, Danielle MacNeil, attributed the spike to better advertising and getting the word out through social media.

The event, for girls aged eight to 16 took place at the school in the afternoon and involved several different workshops for the participants to take part in.

“Today gives them the opportunity to take part in things they might not otherwise,” said MacNeil.

Workshops that were being held this year included shooting a TV Show with YourTV,

learning crossfit from Seaway Valle Crossfit, cooking with Mindful Cookery and many other activities.

“We hope the girls walk away having tried something new and maybe found a new passion,” MacNeil said.

She went on to explain that the whole point of International Day of the Girl is about pushing boundaries.

“We are so lucky we live in North America,” she said. “In other parts of the world its (International Day of the Girl) is about fighting things like inequality and forced marriages.”

Girls were encouraged to bring their friends and their parents. There were activities for the parents as well, including seminars on meditation practices and on mental health from Cornwall’s Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.

This year’s event was organized by Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS) of SD&G and area, Maison Baldwin House, L’équipe Psycho Constable Sherri Cameron helped Keira Wayngaert, 9, try on a police vest and hat at Sociale, Girl Guides, Maison Interlude, CCH International Day of the Girl at La Citadelle high school on Wednesday, October 11, Children’s Mental Health and Cornwall City T:10” 2017 (Nick Seebruch/ TC Media).

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The City of Cornwall offers its residents a FREE DEPOT SERVICE for the collection and recycling of household hazardous waste to prevent chemical spills and dumping within the community.

The Household Hazardous Depot is open on the following dates at 2590 Cornwall Centre Road: October 21st ... (7:30am-12:00pm) October 25th ..... (7:30am-4:30pm) November 1st ... (7:30am-4:30pm) November 4th . (7:30am-12:00pm) November 8th ... (7:30am-4:30pm) Looking for paint? Visit our Paint Reuse Centre on the depot days listed above and take home left over paint for FREE! For more information call: 613-937-1777

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publication of the first t book (over 700 pages) of a digest called AKCOUNTIES (AK: Akwesasne, Co: Cornwall, Unties - United Counties of SD&G).

The book is about the multicultural diversity and art culture legacy of the communities previously mentioned.

Celebrating Small Business Week 2017 Adapting to Demographic and Technology trends Handout from BDC

TORONTO, Ontario - BDC’s most recent study, Future-Proof Your Business: Adapting to Demographic and Technology Trends, identifies six major emerging changes that are fundamentally reshaping Canada’s business environment. The study’s key findings were revealed today, during a BDC Small Business WeekTM kickoff event, co-hosted by Facebook Canada.

“Our survey clearly shows that businesses can’t afford to ignore the major changes in Canada’s workforce and digital technology,” says Pierre Cléroux, Vice President, Research and Chief Economist at BDC. “The impacts of these trends are profound and offer great opportunities for Canadian business owners.

Those who get ahead of the changes are building stronger, faster-growing and more profitable companies.”

“Digital technologies are already transforming how we live, learn and work,” says Bardish Chagger, Leader of the Government in the House of Commons and Minister of Small Business and Tourism.

“This trend is only going to accelerate further. And while this technology represents tremendous opportunity, it also requires that we adapt to these modern realities. Our government is working hard to build a strong foundation of tools and supports, so that our

entrepreneurs and small businesses have all of the resources they need to expand, grow and create modern jobs in today’s global economy.”

Embracing cultural diversity: a winning recruitment strategy While several studies emphasize that companies with an ethnically diverse labour force perform better financially, only 6% of Canadian entrepreneurs reported relying on immigrant workers to fill their needs for skilled employees. Immigrants will account for two-thirds of Canada’s population growth in 2022 and up to 80% by 2032, according to Statistics Canada data.

“Our survey shows that entrepreneurs need to do more to understand the contributions that new Canadians could make to their business,” says Pierre Cléroux, Vice President, Research and Chief Economist at BDC. “Many business owners are missing out on this important pool of talent.”

Businesses that took action to facilitate hiring skilled workers, such as new Canadians, expect higher annual sales growth.

Use of e-commerce platforms expected to double by 2020 Digital platforms are making it simpler and more convenient for customers to get what they want, when they want it and how they want it. And consumers are making purchases

armed with more information than ever before. In fact, BDC found that nine out of 10 consumers systematically visit a company’s website before contacting it for information, and more than half of the business-to-business buying process is done online before a salesperson is contacted.

According to BDC, businesses that have embraced digital technologies have improved their customer experience (49%), boosted revenue growth (34%), and enhanced their efficiency through lower costs (36%) and better productivity (45%).

Yet, survey results suggests that, social media aside, digital technology adoption remains quite low among small businesses, with less than one quarter of businesses with fewer than 20 employees currently using e-commerce platforms. Fortunately, this proportion is expected to rise to about 48% by 2020.

BDC’s survey was conducted online with 1,413 business leaders across Canada. The survey was sent to members of a BDC panel as well as to a group of panellists recruited by Maru/Matchbox.

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We are the lead agency for the Summer Company and Starter Company programs.

Celebrating Small Business Week 2017 A CornwAll ChAmber Profile Established in 1890, the Cornwall Chamber of Commerce is one of the oldest business associations in Ontario. For over a century, the Chamber has worked on behalf of the City of Cornwall to make it a desirable place to work and to live.

An advocate, a community champion, and an ambassador, the Cornwall Chamber of Commerce is committed to its city and the people who live and work here. The Chamber speaks for the business community on issues that matter.

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Scams. The Chamber advises the public on both local and social media about potential scams to help keep them protected.

Solving Unwanted Telemarketer Calls. Because telemarketers themselves are obliged to maintain an individual “do-not-call” list, the Chamber discovered guidelines on how to stop them.

Largest in Eastern Ontario. The Chamber’s ever popular Spring Home & Leisure Show puts many of our local businesses “on-stage” to thousands of the region’s consumers.

The Chamber has a number of programs designed to help businesses save money. Its affinity programs include preferred transaction rates, fuel savings, insurance programs, shipping reductions and more.

The Chamber Rewards program gives member businesses and their employees discounts on both products and services offered by a number of local merchants. More than 10,000 employees across the Cornwall area have Chamber Rewards cards they can use to their benefit.

Excellence in Business. The Chamber’s most distinguished affair is its Business Excellence Awards and Citizen of the Year banquet. The event pays tribute to a number of local businesses and individuals for their contributions to Cornwall’s economic growth as well as selecting a tireless volunteer as the prestigious Citizen of the Year.

Fighting Bill 148. This proposed legislation will devastate small businesses and could cost many people their jobs. The Chamber is working with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and chambers province-wide to lobby the government and force common sense change to the Bill.

Golf Day. The Chambers’ annual Golf Day brings together area professionals for an outstanding opportunity for them to network and to share ideas and goals. Even guests from outside our region have judged Golf Day as one of the best events of its kind in Eastern Ontario.

Pub Nites. These networking and business focused events are becoming increasingly popular with the local business community. They are well attended and applauded by Cornwall’s business professionals as a great “business-after-hours” event.

India, China, South Africa and Beyond. The Chamber recently sponsored three fabulous trips with travelers enjoying memorable visits to India, China and South Africa. The response was hugely enthusiastic and looking ahead, the Chamber has more events in the works.

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Working in partnership with the Mohawk Council and its Department of Economic Development, the Chamber has partnered in a number of meetings focusing on border issues, business opportunities and tourism initiatives.

membership. “We are grateful to our members and the tremendous support they have given us and we look forward to having more businesses take up a membership and give us additional support.

We have accomplished much in our 125 plus years and as our business support grows, so does our ability to have an even greater impact.”

Businesses can find out more about the Chamber and what it can do for them by contacting Member Services Coordinator, Lyette Montford. She can be reached by contacting the Chamber office at 613-933-4004. She’ll be happy to meet with you and is just a phone call away.

LOOKING AHEAD TO 2018 Even though the Chamber’s agenda is a busy one, it constantly seeks out ways to help are consumers and support the business community.

2018 will be no different. The Chamber will continue to lobby on behalf of the community and do what it can to help Cornwall grow and flourish.

Chamber President MacLennan speaks of the

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From Las Vegas, Nevada, Shawn Barker, is considered as the pre-eminent Johnny Cash tribute artist as well as an accomplished musician and singer songwriter. Having an uncanny resemblance to the younger Cash, his portrayal is stunningly accurate and remarkably authentic. Although Shawn portrays the younger Johnny Cash, his repertoire covers the late singers entire career including duets Johnny Cash performed with the late June Carter.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – This Saturday, Oct. 14, over 50 participants took part in the planting of 150 maple trees at the Children’s Aid Society of SDG. Funded by Tree Canada, the Maple Leaf Project is a Canada-wide event taking place in celebration of Canada 150. Raisin Region Conservation Authority was one of 150 groups participating in the celebration, which featured heavy First Nations themes.

Tree Canada is a national not-for-profit organization that plants trees and promotes urban forestry. Program Manager, Rebecca Taylor says that there were a lot of careful considerations taken for each project.

“We have at least one project happening in every province and territory,” said Taylor. “Each tree planting event has similar themes, in that we’re planting native maple trees, the appropriate provincial emblem tree, as well as trees chosen by the local First Nations community.”

The trees, themselves were planted in the shape of a maple leaf, with seven species of maple. RRCA Forrestry Specialist, Normand Genier says that he and his team tried to ensure the trees would be beautiful all year.

“What’s unique about this project is that in the future, people will be able to fly over this property and see a large maple leaf. We picked a variety of species which will ensure there will be colour in the maple leaf year-round,” said Genier. “We used GIS to create the initial shape of the maple leaf. Then, we double checked everything with a compass, and sent a drone out to triple check the shape.”

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THE VAGABOND THEATRE OF CORNWALL presents “An Evening of Canada, eh?” featuring the one-act comedy “The Death of Me” by Norm Foster on Oct. 13, 14, 20, 21 at 7:30pm and on Oct. 15 at 1:30pm at the Seaway Senior Citizens’ Club, 506 Pitt St., Cornwall. Also featuring “Canada: A History” with songs, poems, and stories. Tickets at $20 are available at Scotiabank Cornwall and the Seaway Senior Citizens’ Club. For further information, contact Dan Youmelle at 613-938-1930.

LA PAROISSE DE LA COCATHÉDRALE DE LA NATIVITÉ DE LA B.V.M. est maintenant ouverte pour une célébration Eucharistique à 10h les dimanche et pendant la semaine à 8h les lundi, mardi et jeudi!

ST. ANDREW’S C.W.L. ~ cordially invites you to their Annual Harvest Bazaar to be held on Saturday, Oct. 28 from 11am to 2pm in the St. Andrew’s Parish Hall. Lunch: Vegetable Trays, Sandwiches & Desserts. Children under 5-Free. Bake, Crafts, Gifts, Candy Tables, Quilt Raffle. Everyone Welcome!

CASINO TRIP to Rideau Carleton on Friday, Oct. 27, bus departs at 4:30pm. Info: 613-932-6534.

“Bring a friend or two”. Proceeds toward St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre.

WEDNESDAY LUNCH ~ by the members of the Knights of Columbus “Seniors & Friends”, 205 Amelia St. Every Wednesday from 11:30am-1pm.

Also, Wing Night every Thursday from 5:30-8pm.

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SPAGHETTI LUNCH & SUPPER ~ Friday, Oct. 27, brought to you by the members of the Knights of Columbus Council 755, 205 Amelia St. Every last Friday of the month. Lunch: 11am-1pm. Supper: 4:30-6pm. Meals include: Spaghetti plate, coleslaw, bun, dessert, coffee or tea.

1/4 CHICKEN DINNER ~ Sunday, Oct. 22 from 4:30pm to 7pm at the Legion. $15/ticket. Event is to raise money for a Hall of Fame for Artists. Tickets available at the Legion.

HALL OF FAME FOR THE ARTS ~ Sunday, Oct. 22 from 4:30pm to 7pm, enjoy a roast chicken dinner at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 297, 415 Second St. West, Cornwall. Tickets for sale at ScotiaBank on Brookdale, the Bar in the Legion and at 613-938-7763. Everyone welcome. Good food, good entertainment and a great cause.

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THE LONG SAULT/INGLESIDE LOST VILLAGES LIONS CLUB PRESENTS: Roast Beef Dinner at the South Stormont Community Hall, 2 Mille Roches Rd in Long Sault on Wednesday, Oct. 18 from 4pm to 7:30pm. Tickets available at the door. Part of the proceeds in support of the new Splash Pad in Ingleside. Hallowe’en Pumpkin Hunt, Saturday, Oct. 28 at the Long Sault Splash Pad located at 75 Simcoe St. in Long Sault from 10:30am to 1pm. Come in costumes, find hidden pumpkins, play games, enjoy a BBQ. Registration is $5.00 per child. For info, call Gerry at 613-577-1808.

COMMUNITY BREAKFAST ~ Saturday, Oct. 21 at North Stormont Place in Avonmore from 8am to 11am, held in conjunction with the Avonmore Firefighters Run. Everyone Welcome. Breakfast hosted by Roxborough Agricultural Society.

CORNWALL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY FALL LUNCHEON ~ Friday, Oct. 20 from 11:30pm to 1:30pm at St. John’s Presbyterian Hall, 28 Second St. East. Soup, Sandwiches, Dessert, Bake Table. Tickets can be purchased at the door. For more info, call Joan: 613-931-2117 or Louise: 613-936-0244.

CORNWALL HISTORICAL SOCIETY ~ On Tuesday, Oct, 24 at 7:30pm the Cornwall Township Historical Society meets at their new location, the St. Andrews Fire Hall in St. Andrews West. Everyone welcome.

KNOX-ST. PAUL’S CELEBRATE CANADA EVENT ~ Sunday, Oct. 22 at 3pm. An informal afternoon of music presented by our choir and friends. Free-will offering and/or non-perishable food item for the food bank. All welcome!

MOCCASIN MODEL RR Club meets at St. Mathews Lutheran Church, 1509 - 2nd St. W, Cornwall on Wednesday, Nov. 1 at 7:30pm. All modelers welcome 613-936-1660. http://www. facebook.com/groups/moccasinRRclub/

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MOOSE LODGE (1367) Dance to Chuck Lalonde, Saturday, Oct. 21 from 8pm-12am. Youth Darts at 8:30am. We have Hall Rentals for all occasions. Moose Lodge, 443 – 11th St. West.

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LONG SAULT PENTECOSTAL CHURCH DINNER & SILENT AUCTION ~ Friday, Oct. 20.

Doors open at 4:30pm at the South Stormont Community Hall, 2 Mille Roches, Long Sault. Call for tickets: 613-360-3195.

CORNWALL WESLEYAN CHURCH invites you to our Sunday Morning Worship service at 10am.

Konnect Church for children ages 4-12yrs, Nursery is also available. Bible Study on Thursdays at 6:30pm. Amazing Science Centre open Saturdays from 1-4pm. For further information call 613-936-9166.

WOOL NEEDED: The Chateau Cornwall Knitting Club Elves are very busy knitting tuques, scarves and mitts and are donating them to schools and charity organizations. They would appreciate any wool you might have to give.

Donations can be dropped off at the front desk of Chateau Cornwall, 41 Amelia Street. All donations very appreciated.

AL-ANON is an organization that helps families & friends of alcoholics. Meetings in Cornwall, Lancaster, Morrisburg, Winchester area. For info call 613-937-4880.

RUMMAGE SALE ~ Thursday, Oct. 26 from 9am to 12noon at Knox-St. Paul’s United Church, 800 Twelfth St. East (#1 McConnell bus). Clothes, Books, Household articles.

MONKLAND RECREATION CENTER ACTIVITIES ~Euchre Tournament with Spaghetti Supper, Saturday, Oct. 21 from 2pm to 6pm. If interested, contact Kim (post office) to reserve your seat. Halloween Paint Nite, Saturday, Oct. 28 from 7pm to 9pm. If interested & for more info, contact Carol 613-330-6647.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR SPAGHETTI DINNER & FUNDRAISER & AUCTION ~ Saturday, Nov. 4 at 5pm at the Cornwall Pentecostal Church, 208 Second St. East (corner 2nd & Amelia, parking around back).

Tickets available. Kids 5 & under are Free. Proceeds to Drama Truth.

TRI-COUNTY LITERACY is pleased to offer a FREE 6-Week Training in Health Care Support Worker. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about: duties of a health care support worker, diseases and conditions, the human body, basics of health and safety, meet people working in the field, and site visits. Classes will run Monday to Thursday 1-4 pm, starting Monday, Nov. 6. For more information or to register, contact Tri-County Literacy Council at 613-932-7161.

CLUB DES AINÉS DE STE-THÉRÈSE-DELISIEUX ~ Soirée du Bon Vieux Temps (avec thème de Noël), Samedi, le 18 novembre à 19 h.(7pm) à 1304 Lisieux, Cornwall. Danse et Chansons à répondre. Guitaristes, accordéoniste, chanteurs, violoniste et piano électrique.

FALL BAZAAR & LUNCHEON ~ Wednesday, Nov. 8 from 10:30am to 1pm at St. John’s Presbyterian Church, 28 Second St. East (613-9328693). Menu: Ham, baked beans, assorted salads, variety of dessert, tea & coffee. $12. Bazaar Booths: Bake Table, Knitting & Sewing, Jams & Jellies, Special Treasures, etc.

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WARM UP CORNWALL is looking for donations of yarn for their volunteer knitters. If you have any to donate, please drop off at the Benson Center or contact us at 613-571-7925. Visit our Facebook page www.facebook.com/warmupcornwall FRANCO-HEBDO vous présente cette semaine: Pour notre émission du 25 octobre 2017 on s’intéresse aux programmes de surveillance de la police communautaire avec le constable Dan Cloutier et ainsi qu’à madame Rose Desnoyers l’artiste du mois d’octobre du Conseil des Arts de Cornwall. À ne pas manquer, mercredi soir à 19h30 et 21h30 sur les chaînes 11 et 700 de YourTV (Cogeco.Tv). En rediffusion les vendredi 18h30 et dimanche 10h00.

RUMMAGE SALE ~ Saturday, Oct. 28 at Blessed Sacrament Church, 321 Tollgate Rd. East, Cornwall from 8am to 12noon. Something for Everyone!

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WILLIAMSTOWN GREEN THUMB HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ~ is having their meeting on Monday, Oct. 30, upstairs at Char-Lan Arena in Williamstown, (19740 John St.) at 7pm.

Lunch following. Everyone welcome. For info, call Raylene: 613-347-3838.

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BR. 297 ~ Ladies Auxiliary Annual Fall Tea & Luncheon, Wednesday, Oct. 25 from 11am to 1pm. Luncheon $6. White Elephant Table, Book Table, Bake Table & Draws.

Thank you for all your support. Everyone Welcome!

CORNWALL FLYING CLUB ~ Saturday, Oct. 21 from 2-4pm, the Cornwall Flying Club will be taking youth (aged 8-17) for short airplane rides at no charge. This takes place at the Cornwall Regional Airport in Summerstown. The rain date will be the Sunday, Oct. 22 from 10:00-12:00pm.

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NEW YEAR’S EVE BALL ~ Sunday, Dec. 31 from 8pm to 1am at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 205 Amelia St. (Upstairs Hall). Hot & Cold Buffet served at Midnight. Music by Leisure Sound. Door Prizes & Spot Dances. Call for tickets: 613-932-7600.

TURKEY SUPPER ~ Saturday, Nov. 4 at St. Andrew’s United Church, Williamstown from 4:30pm to 7:30pm. Turkey and all the trimmings, homemade pie. Children 5 & under Free. Takeout available. Bake sale table in the vestry of the church.

FALL FESTIVAL ~ Come One, Come All to the Friendly Circle Seniors Club Annual Fall Festival to be held on Saturday, Oct. 28 from 11am to 2pm at the South Stormont Community Hall, 2 Mille Roches Rd, Long Sault, Ont. Bake & Craft Sale, Chinese Auction, Luncheon, local entertainment on stage. Free Admission.

BINGO ~ Ste-Thérèse-de-Lisieux, Thursday, Oct. 19. Early bird starts at 6:30pm, regular game at 7pm. Over 1,200$ in prizes. Ste-Thérèse-deLisieux church hall, 1304 Lisieux St. Cornwall.

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L’inscription à l’assurance Santé Plus se fera automatiquement et se terminera au 25e anniversaire du jeune adulte.

C’est un programme qui donne accès à 4 400 produits pharmaceutiques couverts par le programme des médicaments de l’Ontario. Cela comprend entre autres.

• Les antibiotiques • Les pompes pour l’asthme • Les auto-injecteurs pour l’épinéphrine pour allergies sévères • L’insuline et autres médicaments pour le diabète • Les bandelettes de test pour le diabète • Les contraceptifs oraux • Les médicaments pour la santé mentale • Les médicaments pour traiter les troubles déficitaires de l’attention et d’hyperactivité (TDAH) • Quelques médicaments pour traiter des cancers infantiles et d’autres maladies rares

Il n’y a pas d’inscription à compléter à l’Assurance Santé Plus. Les enfants et jeunes adultes admissibles au Programme de médicaments de l’Ontario devront présenter leur carte santé et une ordonnance valide au pharmacien(ne).

Un enfant, ou un jeune adulte, pourrait avoir besoin d’un médicament non couvert par le programme des médicaments de l’Ontario.

Différentes solutions sont possibles 1) S’adresser au prescripteur et voir s’il y a une alternative couverte par le programme.

2) Le médicament pourrait être disponible par le biais du Programme d’accès exceptionnel. C’est une demande qui doit être faite par le prescripteur au siège du programme des médicaments de l’Ontario. Cette demande peut prendre de 6 à 8 semaines avant d’être acceptée ou refusée.

3) Le médicament pourrait être remboursé par un tiers ou tout simplement ne pas être couvert.

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Père Bernard Cameron. en tant que doyen à quelque reprises et coprésident du Synode diocésain. On se souviendra du Père Cameron pour sa vie de service et son dévouement dans notre diocèse. On se souviendra aussi de sa grande dévotion à la Vierge Marie et en particulier à Notre-Dame de Medjugorje, y ayant conduit plus d’une douzaine de pèlerinages. Le Père Cameron était un grand raconteur d’histoires et un historien qui a utilisé ses

cadeaux pendant ses homélies. Il a pris soin des gens qu’il a servis et il nous manquera.

La translation de la dépouille à la paroisse St. Andrew se fera le 18 octobre et sera exposée de 16h à 21h. Il n’y aura pas de visite au salon funéraire. La Messe de funérailles sera présidée par S.E. Mgr Prendergast le 19 octobre à 14h.

Enterrement au cimetière paroissial St. Andrew, St. Andrews West.

Ça bouge, ça marche, ça court et on apprend à l’école Rose des Vents!

Le chemin du retour vers l’école au mois d’août s’est fait rempli de sourires et de nouveaux défis. Quel début d’année! Déjà octobre, ça passe tellement vite! La journée du drapeau franco-ontarien est derrière nous. Cette belle journée où le vert et le blanc sont à l’honneur. Nous sommes fiers de parler cette belle langue française et nous sommes aussi fiers de le démontrer une fois par année dans notre belle ville! Les élèves de l’école Rose des Vents ont fait du bruit avec leur tintamarre.

Les élèves de la maternelle à la 4e année se sont faits entendre et ont démontré fièrement que le français; ils y tiennent! Nos grands de la 5e et de la 6e année sont allés marcher avec notre école secondaire L’Héritage.

Aussi, nous aimons encourager notre communauté. Nous sommes une école internationale et il nous fait plaisir de le faire! Monsieur Stéphane Paradis a organisé la marche Terry Fox qui eut lieu le vendredi 29 septembre dernier. Nous sommes heureux d’avoir remis à la fondation un montant de 1343,50$. Nous avons des familles très généreuses à notre école. Un gros merci pour votre appui!

Nous avons aussi déjà un tournoi sportif qui est passé. Les entraineuses Mme Caroline Samson-Bélair, Mme Julie Brunet et Mme Mélanie Davidson ont porté à bout de bras une équipe de 38 coureurs le vendredi 6 octobre dernier à Ottawa. Nous avons de la relève en course! Bravo à Maude Millette pour sa 3e place et à Marielle Patenaude pour sa 5e place!

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CORNWALL, Ontario - C’est dimanche le 15 octobre 2017 que le révérend Père Bernard (Bernie) Cameron est décédé à l’Hôpital communautaire de Cornwall. Il n’avait pas été bien au cours des deux dernières années.

Fr. Bernie, comme on l’appelait affectueusement, est né à St. Andrews West le 15 avril 1933.

Il était l’un des 10 enfants, 7 garçons et 3 filles, d’Alexander et Helen (MacDonell) Cameron. Il a fréquenté l’école secondaire privée St. Andrew et plus tard, la maison Nazareth de Scarboro à St. Marys (Ontario). Il s’est ensuite dirigé au Grand Séminaire de Saint-Sulpice à Montréal pour ses études théologiques où il a obtenu son baccalauréat en théologie.

Il fut ordonné prêtre pour le Diocèse d’Alexandria-Cornwall par S.E. Mgr Rosario Brodeur le 30 mai 1958 en l’église de St. Andrew.

Son premier poste était vicaire à la paroisse de St. Columban où il est resté pendant trois ans avant d’être chargé de sa première paroisse en 1961, St. Catherine of Sienna à Greenfield.

Au cours de ses plus de 59 ans de sacerdoce, il a servi dans plusieurs paroisses anglophones

du diocèse, y compris les paroisses St. Mary à Williamstown, Blessed Sacrement à Cornwall, St. Columban à Cornwall, Our Lady of Grace à Ingleside, Saint Pius X à Long Sault, St. Alexandre à Lochiel, Saint Catherine of Sienna à Greenfield, St. Anthony à Apple Hill et St. Michael à Monkland. En outre, il a servi 10 ans en tant que recteur de la cathédrale St. Finnan à Alexandria En 2001, son rêve de servir sa paroisse d’origine a finalement été réalisé lorsqu’il a été nommé curé de St. Andrew. Il est resté en tant que curé jusqu’à sa retraite en octobre 2013.

Après sa retraite, le Père Cameron a régulièrement remplacé ses confrères quand ils devaient s’absenter de leur paroisse. Il a beaucoup apprécié cette phase de son sacerdoce jusqu’à ce que sa santé force une retraite permanente.

Pendant ses près de six décennies de sacerdoce, le Père Cameron a contribué à la vie diocésaine en assumant un certain nombre de services pastoraux, y compris professeur d’instruction religieuse à CCVS et Général Vanier, conseiller spirituel du Conseil diocésain du Catholic Women’s League et aumônier diocésain des Chevaliers de Colomb. Il a également occupé des postes de responsabilité parmi ses confrères

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ANNONCE DU CENTRE D’INFORMATION Nouveau centre d’inspection des véhicules commerciaux – Autoroute 401 Ouest Étude d’évaluation environnementale de portée générale et de conception préliminaire (GWP 4045-10-01) LE PROJET En 2012, le ministère des Transports de l’Ontario (MTO) a retenu les services de Dillon Consulting Limited pour effectuer une étude d’évaluation environnementale de portée générale et de conception préliminaire en vue de repérer un emplacement adéquat pour la construction d’un nouveau Centre d’inspection des véhicules commerciaux (CIVC) qui remplacera l’actuel Centre d’inspection des camions (CIC) de Lancaster. Le centre actuel se trouve sur les voies de l’autoroute 401 ouest, à l’est de l’échangeur de la route de comté 34, dans le canton de Glengarry Sud, Comtés unis de Stormont, Dundas et Glengarry.

Une composante clé de l’étude consiste à repérer un site pour la construction du Centre d’inspection des véhicules commerciaux le long du corridor ouest de l’autoroute 401. La zone de recherche visée pour le nouveau centre s’étend de la route de comté 14, canton de Stormont Sud, jusqu’à la frontière entre l’Ontario et le Québec, vers l’est.

Le Centenaire de la 6e apparitions de la Vierge Mari

Des séances d’information publiques ont eu lieu en juin 2012 et en avril 2013 pour fournir des renseignements sur l’étude et recueillir des commentaires sur les sites de rechange proposés pour le CIVC de Lancaster, sur le processus d’évaluation et sur la solution de rechange recommandée. Les documents présentés peuvent être consultés à l’adresse www.LancasterCVIF.ca. L’étude a été mise en veilleuse en 2013 et a été réouverte en 2016.

Le vendredi 13 octobre était fêté le Centenaire de la 6e apparitions de la Vierge Marie, mère de Dieu, à trois enfants de Fatima.

Pour l’occasion la statue représentant la Vierge fut décorée avec des roses fraîches, don des paroisssiens et amies de Madeleine Lepage. Les Chevaliers de Colomb de la Cocathédrale de la Nativité de la B.V.M, ont obtenu qu’une Célébration Eucharistique soit offerte en l’honneur de Marie. Pour l’occasion spéciale une chorale fut organisée pour animer la messe offerte par le Père Jean Muakadi, curé de la paroisse, et concélébrée par Mgr Réjean Lebrun et l’abbé Laurier Rivet, anciens curés de la paroisse ainsi que l’abbé Claude Hallé. Monsieur Gilles Routhier touchait notre orgue Casavan et Madame Michèle Chauvin-Bourdon dirigeait la chorale de quelques 25 voix.

Presque 180 personnes assistaient à cet évènement pour fêter Notre Dame de Fatima appelée aussi Notre Dame du Rosaire.

Les messes sont célébrées régulièrement le dimanche à 10h pour le moment par l’abbé Émmanuelle Ngiuwonsanga ou l’abbé Claude Hallé. Les confessions sont offertes une demiheure avant chaque célébration.

Lors de la séance d’information publique d’avril 2013, on a repéré un emplacement possible pour le nouveau centre, à savoir entre le chemin Gravel Pit / le chemin Eamon et la route de comté 12 dans le canton de Stormont Sud, Comtés unis de Stormont, Dundas et Glengarry. L’étude a été reprise en 2016 et on a procédé à une nouvelle étude des emplacements possibles. Après cette étude révisée, un nouvel emplacement a été recommandé pour le Centre.

Il est situé sur l’autoroute 401 ouest/échangeur de la route de comté 34, dans le canton de Glengarry Sud. SÉANCE D’INFORMATION PUBLIQUE Une séance d’information publique (SIP) aura lieu le 2 novembre 2017 afin de recueillir les commentaires du public et des organismes sur l’emplacement recommandé. Des membres de l’équipe du projet seront sur place pour expliquer le processus, répondre à des questions et prendre note des commentaires.

Date : Heure : Endroit :

Le jeudi 2 novembre 2017 de 16 h à 19 h (portes ouvertes, entrée libre) Char-Lan Recreation Centre 19740, John Street Williamstown (Ontario)

L’étude sera réalisée selon le processus d’Evaluation environnementale de portée générale applicables aux installations de transport provinciales (2000) pour un projet du groupe B. L’étude a pour but de repérer l’emplacement recommandé pour un nouveau Centre d’inspection des véhicules commerciaux qui remplacera l’actuel Centre d’inspection des camions de Lancaster, et d’effectuer des travaux de conception technique préliminaires pour le nouveau centre.

COMMENTAIRES Nous vous invitons à nous faire part de vos commentaires ou de vos préoccupations relativement à cette étude. Veuillez communiquer avec :

Logement Marguerite d’Youville Inc.

Tina White, gestionnaire principale chargée du projet Ministère des Transports de l’Ontario Région de l’Est 1355, boulevard John Counter C.P. 4000 Kingston (Ontario) K7L 5A3 tél. : 613 545-4871 sans frais : 1 800 267-0295 courriel : Tina.White@ontario.ca

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Si vous avez des exigences en matière d’accessibilité pour participer à ce projet, veuillez communiquer avec l’un des membres de l’équipe du projet nommés ci-dessus. Les commentaires et les renseignements recueillis dans le cadre de cette étude seront utilisés conformément à la Loi sur l’accès à l’information et la protection de la vie privée et à la Loi sur l’accès à l’information. À l’exception des renseignements personnels, tous les commentaires seront versés au dossier public.

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SOLD ChARMINg 3+1 beDRooM buNgALoW WITh suNRooM 6756 PILoN PoINT RoAD, suMMeRsToWN Well maintained bungalow ready for you to move in. Open concept living/dining room, kitchen with plenty of cupboards, 3 bdrs, full bathroom and 4 season sun room with propane stove on main floor. Downstairs has 4th bdr, full bathroom, kitchenette, lg rec room, and lg workshop. The yard is landscaped, deck in the backyard. Call or text Chris at 613-662-3587 MLS® 1070970 $254,900 ChRIs hARRoP 613-662-3587

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CeNTuRY hoMe – 10 ACRes 20187 keNYoN 4Th CoNCessIoN RD, ALexANDRIA 3 bedroom, Charming Century Home + 10 acres.

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422 hILbeRT Ave, CoRNWALL Very attractive, nicely designed raised bungalow with carport and garage. 3+1 bedrooms and rec-room. Two gas fireplaces. Pool and hot tub. A three-tier rear deck leads to a large, fenced rear yard. Super neighborhood, friendly and safe. Come and view. MLS® 1081984 $239,900 ALFReD heIM* 613-938-3860 Your best Ally!

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4205 CouNTY RD 34 Country living in a small village. Many updates, which makes it move in ready; shingles, windows, hydro panel, hot water tank(2017), oil tank(2016), furnace, membrane around the foundation. 3 lg bdrms, fenced in area for children/pets to play. MLS®1078205 $145,500 vALeRIe MALLoRY 613-571-9245

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322 WATeR sTReeT eAsT Well maintained 2 bd home in move in condition perfect for first time buyer, investor or someone looking to downsize.

Nice sized kitchen/dining & living room. Full bath on main level & 2nd full bath upstairs. Hdwd flrs in smaller living rm & den. Furnace, A/C, Hot water tank & most shingles replaced in the last 3 years. Basement is unfinished but all painted, clean & great for workshop & storage. Call or Text Chris @ 613-662-3587 for more information or to book a showing. MLS® 1081765 $133,900 ChRIs hARRoP 613-662-3587

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NeW LIsTINg 322 WATeR sT. e. 2 bed, 2 bath home boasts over 1400 sq ft. Perfect for first time buyer or investors. Some kitchen updates, interior newly painted, newer furnace, A/C,HWT, shingles, rear porch leads to landscaped backyard. Must be seen! MLS®1081765 $133,900 ChRIs hARRoP 613-662-3587 HOSTED BY: kAReN bouLeRICe 613-330-7303

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15903 MouLINeTTe IsLAND, CAuseWAY sT A rare find and your opportunity to reside on the island!

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8 beRgIN Ave. 3 bedroom home is in the heart of downtown Cornwall, near bike path, walking distance to the waterfront and shopping center. Shingles(2014) and freshly painted bathroom. Fenced-in backyard.

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16657 WILLY ALLAN RD, LuNeNbuRg This 3 bedroom bungalow is situated on almost 3 acres and features something for every family member. Home boasts: hardwood and ceramic flooring, galley style kitchen with custom pine cupboards, crown mouldings, heated by propane and auxiliary wood stove , recent side and front wood decks, 24 foot above ground pool, partially finished basement. Property includes a 30 X 30 insulated shop built just 5 years ago, makes great home for your tools and toys! Hydro $200 per month, Propane $600 per year , Property taxes $2700. MLS® 1079590 $250,000 JeN bLAIR MANLeY 613-551-4133

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6 kINg sT, CoRNWALL This 2 bedroom home has an open concept living room with ample sized kitchen. A great starter home or income property, currently renting for $850/mth plus utilities. Roof (5 years old), high efficiency gas furnace (4 years old). Priced to sell! MLS® 1074552 $144,000

56 CARRAWAY CReseNT, MoRRIsbuRg 35 min. from Ottawa, 20 min from Cornwall, gorgeous renovated 3 bdrm, 1.5 bath. Open concept living/dining room. Ready to be fin. bsmt with 8’ ceilings on all levels, huge master & more! $139,900 DeRek bIssoNNeTTe 613-861-9107

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451 MCDoNeLL Beautiful large bungalow located on the corner of Holy Cross and McDonell. Currently 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, can be converted back to a 3 bedroom very easily. Exterior features carport, large detached garage, beautiful backyard with deck & pool. Within last 10 years: new shingles, new windows & doors, new kitchen, new bathroom, new flooring, basement drywall & pot lights, new appliances.

Basement needs finishing but all materials & fixtures are provided. Exclusive $219,900 DeRek bIssoNNeTTe 613-861-9107

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AFFoRDAbLe 3 beDRooM bRICk buNgALoW TRANquILITY FouND! 19036 beAveRbRook RD, MARTINToWN Nestled in the trees is this quaint 2 +1 bedroom bungalow with detached garage, perfect for the nature enthusiast. Built in 2007 this carpet less home offers open concept kitchen/dining and living room.

Hardwood and ceramic throughout. Partially finished basement with construction underway in the bathroom and bedroom. Matching stone detached 18 X 28 garage completes this adorable one acre property. MLS®1058025 $254,000

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513 beLMoNT sT, CoRNWALL Affordable 3 bdrm brick bung, close to amenities & priced to sell! Updates include: Roof 10 years old, recent hdwd floors, windows 10 years old, 3 season sun porch, closed in carport with front/ rear automatic garage door openers. Basement unfinished.

Private yard features good sized workshop to tinker in. With a little handy-work and vision, this would make a great starter home or investment property.

MLS® 1077706 $152,000

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105-33 CuMbeRLAND Ave, CoRNWALL Features 2 large bedrooms, master ensuite and walk-in closet.

Open concept living/dining kitchen combo. Completely wheelchair accessible. Parking storage and appliances included. MLS®1072609 $219,800 DeRek bIssoNNeTTe 613-861-9107

5561 hIghWAY 138, souTh sToRMoNT Beautiful bung. with att. garage, detached hot tub room, natural gas forced air, A/C, rec room and huge master. Hardwood floors, dual sump pump with battery backup and main floor + basement laundry hookups.220 amp in garage. $189,500 MLS®1058684 DeRek bIssoNNeTTe 613-861-9107

Sewer extension for North end of Brookdale considered Nick Seebruch nicholas.seebruch@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - In a special meeting Cornwall City Council considered extending sanitary sewer services to the North end of Brookdale Ave. from Tollgate Rd. to Cornwall Centre. Rd. There are 166 developable acres owned by 13 property owners on that section of Brookdale Ave. between Tollgate Rd. and Cornwall Centre Rd. The cost of extending sanitary sewer services to the north end of Brookdale Ave. would be $7 million. There are currently no options for funding that the City could apply for from senior levels of government and the City does not have money in its reserves to cover the cost.

The current plan would be to have the property owners along that stretch of Brookdale Ave. pay a share of the cost to hook up to the new sewer system and this would cover around $3.5 million worth of the project. The remaining half of the project would be funded as a capital pro-

ject from the City in their 2018 budget.

The City would install the sanitary sewer along the route, along with two pumping stations, one at Tollgate Rd. and one just past Hwy 401.

Property owners would be responsible for the cost of connecting their property to the extended sanitary sewer system. The City’s General Manager of Financial Services Tracey Bailey said that a property owner could choose not connect their property and this decision would not increase the cost to other property owners.

Bailey went on to explain that this cost would be filed as an account receivable that they would try to collect at a later date.

“All property owners have had the opportunity to voice their concerns for this project,” said the City’s Division Manager for Economic Development Bob Peters. “We have done those consultations and are aware of their concerns.”

Peters went on to say that there was not necessarily a consensus on the issue.

“There is a minority that are against this and

Cornwall’s General Manager, Planning, Development & Recreation Mark Boileau introduces the plan to extend sewer services to the north end of Brookdale Avenue.

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some that are neutral,” he said.

The City has done public consultations on this issue in 1997, 2013, 2016 and in 2017.

Boileau explained that growth in that part of town is dependent on the future of this project.

One business on that route is the Irving Gas station on Brookdale near Cornwall Centre Rd. “Irving will go ahead with their development

project, but they are waiting on us to go forward with this,” he said. “They could go forward with a private sewer, but they don’t want that and I don’t think we want that.”

After an hour and a half of discussion, Council decided to refer the report to PAC for further public consultation.

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412 FiFTh ST e #203 Second floor condo has a beautiful kitchen with granite counter tops; incl. 6 appliances, gas fireplace in living rm, large master bdrm & additional guest room/office. High ceilings & spacious private balcony piped for gas BBQ, 2 parking spaces & storage locker. MLS®1062463 $149,000 FaYe alloTT 613-571-9605

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15631 highwaY 2, ingleSiDe Imagine waking up to a beautiful water view in this 2 storey home boasting bright living and dining room w/hardwood flooring, kitchen with modern cabinetry, great upstairs bonus room w/vaulted ceilings and balcony, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, interlocking brick patio, double attached garage and convenient location between Long Sault and Ingleside.

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1418 CuMberlanD ST, Cornwall New home buyers or looking to downsize, don’t wait to view this property. Move in ready home, 2+1 bed/1 bath on a dble lot w/detached garage 16x24. Updates incl. pool, sand filter 2017, shingles 4 yrs ago, freshly painted walls & flooring in bath. MLS®1080491 $174,500 Joel Duval 613-937-5030

verY well KePT hoMe 14 louiSa ST, Cornwall Beautiful & very well maintained home in a nice part of east end Cornwall. Few houses from the St-Lawrence River, bike path & park. This affordable home comes with 3 beds/ 2 baths, hdwd flrs on main flr, cedar closets, jet tub & central vacuum. MLS® 1081291 $119,900 Joel Duval 613-937-5030

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8 loYaliST Location!Location!Location! This 4 level side split home is located between Ingleside and Long Sault. A very private crescent with a beautiful property. This home has 3+1 bedrooms, 1-4pc bathroom, 2-2pc bathrooms, a large bright eat in kitchen, a formal dining room and a living room with a wood fireplace. The lower level family room has large windows for natural light and a wood stove. Call Jo Ann today for a private viewing! MLS® 1080658 $349,900

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707 MCConnell ave, Cornwall New on the market. Come visit this beautiful 2 storey home located in the East End of Cornwall. There are 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, large living room, open concept kitchen/ dining room. The basement is completely finished with a family room and laundry room.There is a beautiful large private backyard with a deck and gazebo for your summer entertainment. This property is move in ready with lots of updates and just waiting for a new family. Call Jo Ann today for a private viewing. MLS®1075635 $279,900

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440 PaTriCK ST. Cornwall This home has been beautifully renovated with an extraordinary amount of attention paid to detail and finish.

3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in this open concept home that is truly a must see! Call Claire for more details and to book your private showing.

MLS® 1079346 $269,900 Claire halliDaY arMSTrong 613-551-2812

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339-339a PrinCe arThur STreeT, Cornwall Priced to sell vacant duplex with a 2 bedroom unit on the main floor, and a 1 bedroom unit on the second floor. Main floor unit can be rented at approx. $600-$900 plus utilities, and the second floor unit can be rented at approx. $500-$650 plus utilities, which is an approx. total of $13,200-$18,600 in gross annual rent income. MLS® 1074315 $89,900

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arrowheaD eSTaTeS 51 ForeST hill rD Spectacular stone home in the prestigious Arrowhead Estates with over 7000 sq feet of living space. This property has everything you could ever dream of having in a home. Vaulted ceilings, gourmet kitchen, dble sided stone frplc, master bdrm with a dream ensuite, guest bdrm with ensuite, wrap around deck overlooking a beautiful property with stone walls and walk ways. Radiant heated flooring on the lower level with gas fireplace, family room, theatre room and gym room with a walkout to backyard to various sitting areas and a heated salt water pool. Call me today to view. MLS® 1079108 $1,150,000

riverDale loCaTion 1703 Dover rD, Cornwall Quiet residential area, walking distance to park & schools.

Open concept dining/living rm with laminate flooring, 3 bdrms with hdwd flrs and full bath.

Updated kitchen cpbds with 2 corner windows. Downstairs-fin rec rm, 3pc bath, laundry rm & workshop. MLS®1079133 $209,000 FaYe alloTT 613-571-9605

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LAMARCHE, Robert – At Hospice Cornwall on Monday October 9, 2017. He was 72. Beloved husband of the late Judith (Carcaud) Lamarche (2002). Dear father of Michael Lamarche (Katherine), Kathleen “Kate“ Labossiere (Mike). Sadly missed by 3 grandsons, Justin (Theresa), Ryan and Marc and 2 great grandchildren, Lily and Cameron. Dear brother of late Marcel Lamarche (Pat), Pauline Benson (Howard), Paulette McCormick (Larry) and Irene Leroux (Brian). Predeceased by his parents, Donat and Ange-Mae (Liboiron) Lamarche. The immediate family will commemorate his life privately. Cremation services entrusted to the care and direction of the M. John Sullivan Funeral Home, 341 Pitt Street (across from city hall) Cornwall. As expressions of sympathy, memorial donations (by cheque) to Hospice Cornwall - Carefor would be appreciated by the family. Condolences may be left at www.mjohnsullivanfuneralhome.com

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KIRKEY, HowaRd – Mr. Howard Kirkey of Long Sault, at the Cornwall Community Hospital on Saturday October 14, 2017 at the age of 72 years. Beloved husband of 48 years to Heather (née Quenneville) Kirkey. Loving son of the late Bernard and Helen (née Lauzon). Dear brother of Dawn Montroy (late Leo). Sadly, missed by his mother-inlaw Hazel Quenneville; brother-in-law Murray Quenneville (late Therese); sister-in-law Marlene MacGregor (late Bobby); 8 nieces and nephews and 2 Godchildren. There will be no visitation or ceremony. Committal to take place at a later date in Woodlawn Cemetery, Cornwall.

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The Seaway Valley Community Health Centre (SVCHC) is a charitable, not‐for‐profit organization created to provide primary health care, health promotion and community development services to Cornwall and area residents.

The Board of Directors of SVCHC invites tenders from qualified candidates to provide Cleaning and Ground Maintenance Services. This contract will be for the duration of 3 years beginning December 1st, 2017.

Interested parties can obtain tender documentation in person at 353 Pitt Street or refer to the website at www.seawayvalleychc.ca. For further details, please contact the undersigned.

Submit Sealed Tenders marked “Confidential: RFP‐002” by 3:00 p.m. on November 10th, 2017 to the attention of: Jeff Walmsley, Corporate Services Manager Seaway Valley Community Health Centre, 353 Pitt Street, Cornwall, ON K6J 3R1 613‐930‐4892, ext 104.

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We are seeking a highly detail oriented individual that will excel in a fast pace environment, possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills as well as the ability to multi-task. The ideal candidate must have a desire to provide exceptional customer service and can work both independently and part of a dynamic team. We are accepting applications from candidates that have previous customer service experience, preferably in a utility environment, and have proven problem solving skills.

• Post-Secondary education in Social Sciences, Business Administration, or in a related discipline, and have five (5) years’ experience in a customer service related position.

• Candidate will have the ability/aptitude to perform mathematical calculations and demonstrated knowledge with Microsoft Office applications.

• Capability to work under a pre-determined billing schedule and meet deadlines.

• Requires initiative to carry out the work assigned with a minimum supervision.

• Excellent communication skills in both English (spoken and written)/French (spoken), combined with excellent interpersonal and organizational skills.

• Must maintain a valid Ontario class “G” driver’s license with a clean driving abstract.

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Under the general direction of the Supervisor, Customer Service, the candidate will provide service to the general public regarding billing inquiries, payments, routine credit arrangements, and other customer service related requirements. The candidate will also be required to complete the billing process and review readings and consumption for accuracy, calculate and check bills against history for any discrepancies, print and post bills as required. The ability to effectively deal with customer complaints in a professional and courteous manner is essential for this position.

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Wave of Light remembers lost infants CORNWALL, Ontario – In recognition of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day, PAIL Support for Cornwall & Area hosted their second annual Wave of Light Ceremony, taking place between 7-8 p.m. at Memorial Park.

Now an international movement, the event commemorates babies lost during or after pregnancy. Organizer, Penny Brown says that the memorial event is a cathartic way to connect with others who have experienced similar loss. “ T h e r e ’s something special

about supporting one another and doing this together,” said Brown. “It’s important that people know that they don’t have to go through this alone.”

Candles are lit in a group memorial, taking place in Cornwall and across the globe.

James Clarke was one of the parents in attendance, holding a candle for his son, Alexander, who passed away last December.

“He was diagnosed with a fatal infant disease, and we were told we would probably get two years,” said Clarke. “Unfortunately, he only made it for eight-and-a-half months after many surgeries.”

Despite the numerous challenges Alexander faced, Clarke says that his demeanor remained pleasant.

“We call him Smiler, because he went through everything and just kept smiling,” “We are glad to be here supporting other parents.

This is extremely tough.”

From left, Remington Pecore, James Clarke, and Tanya Lapierre at the second annual Wave of Light ceremony that took place on Sunday, Oct. 15 (Alycia Douglass/ TC Media).

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Samaritan’s Purse.ca ~ The Christmas Shoe Boxes for underprivileged children are now available to pick up at 310 York St. (corner of Third & York). Pack a shoe box for a boy or a girl with supplies such as toothbrush, comb, bar of soap, school supplies, colouring book & crayons, pencils & maybe a furry toy too. Boxes are due at the depot 3rd week of November. The depot Love Love Food will be hosting an art show is open Monday to Friday from 10am-5pm. If on November 4 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. come by closed, please call Bob Dixon at 613-330-2720. and check out the work of local artist Carol-Ann For more info, contact Dorothy at 613-936-9399.

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Pet Tip of the Week: Be a responsible pet owner! On Halloween evening, it’s best to keep your pets inside and away from outside doors.

Candy is not good for your animal companions and they may be confused or frightened by the costumes and masks of the young trick-or-treaters who come to your door.

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Honour and remember. We are looking for does to help end hunger around the world. photos of yourself, family, loved ones or friends who have served in the Canadian Armed Forces during World War I, World War II, the Korean conflict, Desert Storm, Afghanistan or any of Canada’s peacekeeping missions. We would like to honour them in our Remembrance Day edition of Seaway News. Please email photos and all details to: diane.lafrance@tc.tc or drop off hard copies and information at the Seaway News front office during office hours, Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm (closed from 12noon-1pm daily), 501 Campbell St. Unit 6 by Wednesday, Nov. 1.

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Pommier was celebrating their 80th anniversary all weekend this past weekend.

On Saturday, they were holding events for the kids in Pommier Square. Big Brothers/ Big Sisters Cornwall was on hand to do some face painting. All proceeds raised from the draw that was held that day and from the BBQ lunch provided by Benson Autoparts went to Big Brothers/ Big Sisters. Pictured from left-to-right: Big Brothers/ Big Sisters Fundraising Coordinator Jillian Hendry, Jade Pommier, Elyssa Emond and Big Brothers/ Big Sisters Caseworker Vanessa Rabideau (Nick Seebruch/ TC Media).

Kyle Pichie and a team of nine weightlifters of the Cornwall Weightlifting Club were in Trenton for the Bay of Quinte Open. Congratulations to Maleeka Virtue, 13, who won gold in her division.

Abby Jurchuk, 17, also won gold and Abigail Chandonnet took silver. The whole team did a great job in representing the Cornwall area including Meagan Ellis, Bradely Killoran, Thorin Gault, Jared Bradely, Barret Walker and Brooke Lalonde.

Kat Rendek and Tranistion Cornwall+ put on a great seminar at the Benson Centre this past Sunday for World Food Day. Transition Cornwall+ does a great job in keeping the community fed with knowledge and delicious food.

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It was a busy week for Transition Cornwall+.

Not only did they put on a great World Food Day seminar, but they also held an eco walking tour through Cornwall. Congratulations to Susan Towndrow for helping to organize this great event.

It’s that time of year again! 2017 Heritage Arts & Crafts Show & Sale at the Cornwall Civic Complex, Saturday, Nov. 4, 9am-5pm and Sunday, Nov. 5, 9am-4pm. Check it out. Great Christmas shopping! Daily Draw, Free Admission and Free Parking.

Flu season: Don’t forget to cough into your Congratulations to Lisa Williams of the Main Street Clothing Company in North Dundas on sleeve, wash your hands frequently with warm water and soap or hand sanitizer. If you’re sick, the opening of her new location. stay home!

Glenn McIntosh organized another great Look up at the trees as you drive along.

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Patrick Larose says he had a great time Saturday night watching Tony Luis defend his title with these great guys, as well as Thomas Lorne Irvine, Jessica Irvine, Nick Seebruch, Kelly Bergeron.

La Citadelle unveiled their beautiful new mural in commemoration of Canada’s 150th birthday. Students got to work on different parts of the mural which depicts a map.

Students Danika Marcil and Dominique Maille worked on the rock section.

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Local artists like Rose Desnoyers and Elaine MacDonald are hosting a fundraising event at the Cornwall Legion on Sunday, October 22. The money will be used to create a Hall of Fame for artists.

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toWn Hall ClosuRe The Town Hall will be closed Friday, November 10, in recognition of Remembrance Day. Staff will be available at 8:30 AM on Monday, November 13. gaRBage anD ReCYCling There will be NO CHANGE to your recycling or garbage collection.

Next Leaf aNd Yard Waste daYs are November 6 aNd 20.

HazaRDous anD e-Waste ColleCtion Depot Dates: oCtoBeR 21, 25, noveMBeR 1, 4 anD 8.

ReQuest FoR pRoposal (RFp) RFP No. 020-2017 Supply of a Telephone, Internet and Paper Ballot Tabulator Voting System for the 2018 Municipal Elections.

Closing Date: October 30, 2017 at 3:00 PM Visit our website to view the full RFP details or contact the Director of Corporate Services/Clerk at 613-534-8889 Ext. 201. eMploYMent oppoRtunitY The Township is seeking an interested and qualified individual to fill an Equipment Operator / Truck Driver / Labourer full-time (40 hours per week) unionized position. Further details can be found on the Township website at www.southstormont.ca prior to the deadline of October 27, 2017.

ReMeMBRanCe DaY CeReMonies “Praising what is lost makes the remembrance dear.” - William Shakespeare inglesiDe/long sault CeReMonY sCHeDule The Long Sault Royal Canadian Legion Branch 569 will hold their Remembrance Day Ceremonies on November 5. The first formation will depart the Ingleside Fire Station parking lot and march to the Ingleside Cenotaph (Maple Street and Memorial Square, Ingleside) to commence the service at 10:00 AM. The second formation will form east of the church at the Lost Villages Museum (16361 Fran Laflamme Drive, Long Sault) and march to the Cenotaph to commence the second service at approximately 11:00 AM.

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neWington CeReMonY sCHeDule The Finch Royal Canadian Legion Heather Branch 357 will hold their Remembrance Day Ceremony on November 11 at 1:45 PM at Hillcrest Cemetery (3610 County Rd 12, Newington). soutH stoRMont Wants to HeaR FRoM You! Please take a moment to help us improve your experience on www.southstormont.ca and complete a short survey. It is available via the following link, or if you prefer, paper copies are available at Town Hall: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/C99V8FN

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Heating Safety: Some simple steps can prevent most heating-related fires from happening: • Keep anything that can burn at least three feet away from heating equipment like a furnace, fireplace, wood stove, or portable space heater • Have a three-foot “kid-free zone” around open fires and space heaters • Have a qualified professional install stationary space heating equipment, water heaters or central heating equipment according to the local codes and manufacturer’s instructions • Have heating equipment and chimneys cleaned and inspected every year by a qualified professional • Remember to turn portable heaters off when leaving the room or going to bed • Test smoke alarms at least once a month.

If you would like a Home Safe Home inspection done free of charge please call the Township office at 613-534-8889.

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piCKleBall – lanCeR CentRe September 14 to December 21 Thursday 6:15 to 7:45 PM Cost: $50 or $5 drop in fee Register at program BaDMinton – lanCeR CentRe September 14 to December 21 Thursday 8:00 to 9:30 PM Cost: $50 or $5 drop in fee Register at program CHRistMas sHopping tRip Date: Wednesday, November 1 Time: 8:15 AM the bus will depart the Long Sault Arena, making a second stop in Ingleside at 8:30 AM. Cost: $15 Location: St. Laurent Shopping Centre Contact: Sherry-Lynn at 613-534-2419 to reserve your spot puBliC sKating - long sault aRena $2 PER PERSON Tuesdays 1:30 to 2:20 PM Wednesdays 1:30 to 2:20 PM Thursdays 10:30 to 11:20 AM Sundays 3:00 to 3:50 PM BeginneR sKate onlY Sundays 11:00 to 11:50 AM

lotteRY liCenCe pRoCeDuRes anD inFoRMation session Where? Township of South Stormont Community Hall (2 Mille Roches Road, Long Sault) When? Tuesday, November 7 at 2:00 PM What? Join us to learn more about the lottery licence application process, eligibility requirements, types of lottery events, eligible use of proceeds, reporting and trust account requirements. This information session is geared toward community groups and organizations who have active lottery files with the Township, as well as groups and/or individuals looking for more information on lottery licencing requirements in Ontario.

For additional information or questions, contact Ashley at ashley@southstormont.ca or call 613-534-8889 ext. 204.

CoMMunitY events

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November 1 – Christmas shopping trip to st. laurent shopping Centre leaving the Long Sault Arena at 8:15 AM and Ingleside Plaza at 8:30 AM.

Quarterly utility Billing (Water/sewer for the period July, august, september 2017) Utility bills will be mailed by the end of October. Should you have any questions concerning your bill, or do not receive your bill, please contact Town Hall.

Payments may be made by mail, online/telephone banking, pre-authorized payments, in person or via the drop box situated outside the front door of the Town Hall. Please note that payments must be received by the due date to ensure no penalty will be applied.

October 22 - 2nd annual pancake Breakfast & silent auction in support of ALS Canada starting at 7:30 AM at the South Stormont Community Hall.

October 28 – Halloween pumpkin Hunt starting at 10:30 AM at the Long Sault Splash Pad. $5/child.

October 28 – Friendly Circle seniors Club annual Fall Festival starting at 11:00 AM at the South Stormont Community Hall.

October 28 – Charity hockey game between south stormont local Hero’s and the RCMp starting at 1:00 PM at the Long Sault Arena.

November 18 – ladies auxiliary of the newington Fire Department Fall supper starting at 4:00 PM at the Newington Fire Hall.

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October 25, 2017 at 7 PM - Regular Council November 6, 2017 at 9 AM - Committee of the Whole November 8, 2017 at 7 PM - Regular Council November 22, 2017 at 7 PM - Regular Council