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MAXVILLE, Ontario – The Maxville Sports Complex hosted the Glengarry Edition of the Great Canadian Kilt Skate on Saturday, Feb. 23, 2019.

Spearheaded by the Alexandria Legion with support from the Lancaster Legion and the townships of North and South Glengarry, the event had a turnout of over 150 people.

The Great Canadian Kilt Skate has been held in Montreal, Toronto, Edmonton, Ottawa, and in Glengarry.

North Glengarry Economic Development Officer Tara Kirkpatrick estimated that the Leslie and Ivy McVickers on the ice in their kilts at the Glengarry event saw a larger Kilt Skate in Maxville on Saturday, Feb. 23, 2019. turnout than in some of those (Nick Seebruch/ TC Media). bigger cities.

The event saw performances from the MacCulloch Dancers and the Quigley Pipeband. On site showing their support were the Air Cadets from units 379 and 253 as well as the Army Cadet unit from Vankleek Hill.

“There is a strong connection between the military and Scots,” said Kirkpatrick. “The municipality reached out to the legion for this event and they made natural partners.”

The event collected donations for the St. Vincent de Paul society food bank in Alexandria.

Kirkpatrick explained that it is important to support food banks, like St. Vincent de Paul year round.

“After Christmas, people are still very hungry, and there is a great need,” she said. “The organizers of this event wanted to draw attention to that at a time when food banks are in a great need of support.”

Air Cadet branch 379 promised to match the donations to the food bank.

North Glengarry Mayor Jamie MacDonald was on the ice in his kilt.

“This is a great way to celebrate our heritage in Glengarry,” said MacDonald.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Father Kevin Maloney was named Citizen of the Year at the 31st annual Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards.

Father Maloney is the 46 person to be named Citizen of the Year in the awards history.

Father Maloney was recognized for his over 40 years of community service, having dedicated his time to supporting organizations such as the Children’s Aid Society, the Children’s Treatment Centre and the Cornwall Chapter of Big Brothers/ Big Sisters, which he helped to establish.

“I was very surprised, like I said, I thought someone else was going to be honoured tonight,” Father Maloney said. “When I first started years ago, I realized I had the time to do things like be on the board of Big Brothers/ Big Sisters. I’ve always been convinced that as a priest we need to be involved in our communities.”

Other award winners of the evening included Tarah Zaczyk of Crush Lane, who won Entrepreneur of the Year.

Teen Alaya Riley a local teen who passed away from cancer in 2018 was recognized with the Above and Beyond award, which was accepted on her behalf by her parents.

Local artist Pierre Giroux was recognized as Team Cornwall Ambassador of the Year.

Andrew Seguin, a local accountant who founded Seguin Financial Services was awarded the Young Professional award.

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Father Kevin Maloney was named the 2018 Citizen of the Year.

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won Small Business of the Year.

The Laframboise Group, which is building a new facility and office site in Cornwall was awarded Business of the Year.

Business Excellence Awards host the Nav Centre and their annual event the Wonderful World of Whiskey was recognized with the Tourism Excellence Award, which was accepted by the event’s mastermind Ian Bentley.

Laminacorr was recognized with the Economic Impact award.

The Breakthrough Award went to the BMX Racing Track, started by Dan Drouin and TJ Schail.

Lifetime Achievement went to Maurice Emard of Emard Bros. Lumber.

SDC to launch Employer Breakfast Series

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CORNWALL, Ontario – The Social Development Council (SDC) Employability Network is hosting its first Untapped Workforce workshop on Thursday, Feb. 28, launching an Employer Breakfast Series.

Carilyne Hébert, Executive Director of the SDC, is hoping to see attendees at 7:30 a.m. at the

Cornwall Civic Complex. She is excited for the first series instalment, which will focus on hiring candidates with criminal backgrounds.

“A line up of guest speakers will give you a local, global and legal perspective on hiring candidates with criminal backgrounds. We want to thank Sandra Marleau from Olymel, Geoff Clarke from the City of Cornwall and Robert Coulombe from Clinique Juridique Roy McMurtry Legal

Clinic SDG for sharing their expertise and experiences with us,” said Hébert in a press release.

Hébert said that there has been a shift in our local job market as many employers are striving to fill workforce needs. In Oct. 2018, 41 employers attended the SDC Cornwall Job Fair, which represented double the participation from employers in 2017. The Employability Network recognizes the need to connect potential workers with

employers. “The Cornwall job market is good in the sense we have opportunities available,” said Hébert.

Hébert is hoping that the next instalment of the series in May will address untapped workforce populations of workers with disabilities.

For more information on the event, contact SDC of Cornwall and Area at 613-930-0211 or chebert@sdccornwall.ca.

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After losing the Victoria Arena in the Great Fire of 1933, Cornwall asked for the publics opinion: Could enough money be raised to build a new arena? Given the amount of support the poll garnered, a citizen’s committee was formed in 1936 by Aaron Horovitz, Gertie Myron, Lyon Miller, and Clarence Markell. Stocks were sold at $10 a share, with a total of 2300 shareholders. The $60,000 needed to build a new arena was raised within months.

The Cornwall Community Arena officially opened on November 16, 1936. A crowd of 2,000 people attended the first game at the arena, and watched the Cornwall Flyers beat the Cornwall Canadiens 3 to 1.

In the 1940s, the Boston Bruins used Montreal as a training camp base, but in 1942, they were forced to find a new location because Montreal’s arenas were being used for military training purposes. This forced the Bruins to train

in Cornwall.

On October 22, 1942, the Montreal Canadiens traveled to Cornwall to play against the Boston Bruins in an exhibition match.

During his first game as a Montreal Canadian that evening, 21-year-old Maurice “the Rocket” Richard would score his first goal as a Canadien in the third period. The Canadiens won that game, 6 to 2. The following season, Richard came back to Cornwall for another match in the arena. While he was getting ready in the visitors dressing room, coach Dick Irving went to see him with some fantastic news. Maurice Richard’s wife had just given birth to a nine pound baby girl. After being congratulated by his fellow team mates, the coach handed him a jersey with the number “9” on the back. Number nine, for his nine pound baby girl. This would remain his number for his entire hockey career.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – The history of Cornwall and the United Counties of SD&G were on display at the Cornwall Square on Saturday, Feb. 23.

There were 12 organizations showcasing local heritage including the Nor’Westers Loyalist Museum from Williamstown and the Lost Villages Museum from Long Sault.

“We get together once a year and celebrate,” said Ginette Guy, one of the organizers of the event. “There are a lot of people who don’t know the history of the area and this is to help keep it alive.”

The Nor’Westers museum had furs, tools of the fur trade, blankets and literature on display.

“We’re here to build awareness about what we have in Williamstown,” said Curator Keleigh Goodfellow-Theoret. “There are not a lot of fur trade groups represented in this area.

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United Counties complete 2019 budget Shawna O’Neill shawna.oneill@tc.tc

UNITED COUNTIES, Ontario – Warden Jamie MacDonald congratulated SDG council members following two days of deliberating the 2019 County budget on Wednesday, Jan. 20.

“I am very pleased with our 2019 County budget,” said Warden Jamie MacDonald in a press release. “We were able to offset the increase in assessment by lowering tax rates, while at the same time maintaining our robust capital replacement program and enhancing some services. Our Council, with many new members, worked together as a team to finalize a document that achieves our goals and balan-

ces the ability of our residents to pay.”

Other members of council were similarly content with the smooth deliberation process, such as South Stormont Mayor Bryan McGillis, commending the work of administration.

“I think overall the budget deliberations went well. The administration did a great job presenting the budget to council. The decision was unanimous by County Council to accept the budget at (a decrease of ) 2 per cent,” said McGillis.

The comprehensive budget consists of County expenditures as well as the estimated cost of external service providers, including the City of Cornwall, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU).

The County completed 2018 with a healthy surplus of approximately $700,000 and interest income of $375,000. The total budget will spend approximately $57 million and is projected to generate approximately $48 million in property tax revenue. While the average residential property’s assessment will increase to $215,900, the owner of that property will pay about $3 less in County taxes than last year. For 2019, the County will spend approximately $14.1 million on capital road and bridge improvement projects. The County will also provide $250,000 to its Regional Incentives Program.

The County holds reserves of over $14 million however provincial funding has declined by $13.5 million since 1999.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – In a presentation to United Counties of SD&G Council Deputy Chief of Cornwall and SD&G Paramedics Wayne Markell explained that 10 out of his services’ 66 paramedics are on leave for work related injuries. He went on to say that the lion’s share of that was due to Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSD).

“PTSD has now been recognized as a personal injury within the platform…for first responders,” Markell told Council. “That dialogue and that opening of avenue for paramedics is welcome within our ranks. It is something that has probably been avoided in years past with all emergency services. We are seeing a substantial use of that avenue for some of those workers. We believe they have been working

and suffering in silence for quite a few years…”

In 2016, the Ontario government under the Wynne Liberals passed legislation allowing First Responders to make claims of work related injury due to PTSD through the Workplace Safety Insurance Board (WSIB).

Markell told Council that Cornwall and SD&G Paramedics intended to use some of their training budget to fund mental health training.

“We have taken some of our training money, which we would normal utilize in education for …move some funding to mental health training package,” he said. “It is our goal to reduce injury rates…physical and mental…for now and the next five years to enhance the training packages as best as we can.”

Markell estimated that the funding would be in the area of $3,000.

SD&G Warden Jamie MacDonald asked if there was a long-term plan to deal with the PTSD issue.

“I wish I could tell you there was a group to provide resources and knowledge…right now, we are struggling, as every service in the province is, trying to figure out exactly the right place to garner the expertise and evidence based straetgies…” Markell replied.

Markell explained that the goal was to shift away from treatment towards prevention and that his service hoped to work with the Eastern Ontario Paramedic Services Group to find cost effective ways to deal with the issue across the region.

He went on to say that the numbers of paramedics affected by PTSD is not unique to Cornwall and the Counties.

“Its much higher than we ever thought it would be…caught WSIB and Minister of Labour off guard,” he said. “With training funds, bringing in people who have a personal focus in emergency services and speaking in a proactive and preventative measure.”

COUNCIL NOTICE

The March Council Meetings will take place on Monday, March 4th and Monday, March 18th, 2019 at 7:00 pm in Council Chambers at the Township of South Glengarry office, 6 Oak Street, Lancaster.

IN AND AROUND THE TOWNSHIP

Interim tax bills Interim property tax notices have been mailed. The first installment is due March 29th. Clients on the monthly debit plan and mortgage plan do not receive the interim bill. Please contact the tax department if you have not received your bill by March 15th at (613) 347-1166 or e-mail Jennifer@ southglengarry.com.

Call For Nominations – 13th Business & Community Awards (April 6th) Nominations are being accepted for the following categories: • Citizen of the Year (Individual) • Business of the Year • Entrepreneur of the Year • Community Service Award (Individual or Group) • Excellence in Agriculture Award • Youth Merit Award CLOSING DATE OF MARCH 20TH at 4:00 PM The Nomination Form containing the nomination criteria is available on the Township’s website at www.southglengarry. com. To obtain a paper copy, contact Shauna Baggs at 613347-1166 ext. 264 or shauna@southglengarry.com.

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Feb 25 – MarCh 2 – Freedom to Read Week – get caught reading a banned book at your library! The Lancaster Library is hosting a photo opportunity event – come in to see our book displays and learn about banned and challenged books.

MarCh 3 – Martintown Fire Station 16th Annual Breakfast at the Martintown Community Centre from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. Come and let the local Firefighters serve you! Breakfast includes eggs, bacon, ham, sausage, home fries, toast, beans, pancakes, coffee, juice and tea.

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Fellowship, study, worship and meditation. Lunch served, all are welcome.

MarCh 7 – Glengarry History Speaker Series: Martin Lacombe on Trains and Railways, 7:30 pm at the Sandfield Centre in Alexandria.

Refreshments will be served. Admissions is $5 for members and $10 for non-members. For more information, contact Richard at rbleile@ sympatico.ca/613-525-3806 or David at david@andersonbooks. net/613-347-7192.

MarCh 15 – March Break Workshop for ages 8-12 at the Char-Lan Recreation Centre from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm. Cost is $20 per child (max 12 participants). Create a fun spring craft and bake some delicious treats!

MarCh 20 – Balance for Life Program Registration Deadline. This free program will run from March 22nd to June 5th at St. Joseph’s Church in Lancaster. Balance for Life is an education workshop designed to improve strength, balance and gait.

MarCh 20 - Swedish Weaving Guild meeting at the LanChar Senior Centre from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm. All are welcome.

MarCh 23 – Maple Syrup Supper at the St. Mary’s Church, Williamstown from 4:00 pm to 11:00 pm. Music by Bob and Ducky starting at 7:00 pm. Cost is $15 per person, $7 for children 5-12 years and free for children under 5. Bar will be open.

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Rotary Pancake Breakfast returns March 23 Nick Seebruch

Rotary Club does,” said Rotarian Julie Leroux.

“There is good food, for $5 and you get to meet Rotarians and see what we do.”

“We have a lot of fun doing it,” said Rotarian Tom Wallace. “You get to re-acquaint yourself with a lot of Rotary Friends.”

Food is provided by El-Ca Foods, Cardinal & Son Wholesale Meat and New Cornwall Fruit.

The event will have a silent auction with 142 items including a new bike and season Cornwall Colt tickets.

Go to www.cornwallseawaynews.com for the rest of this great story PLUS additional SN coverage.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – The Rotary Club is gearing up for their annual Pancake Breakfast on March 23.

Taking place from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. at St. John’s Presbyterian Church, for more than 40 years, the Rotary Pancake Breakfast has been serving up great food and a sense of community for hundreds of people.

Last year, the event saw over 500 people attend and raised $7,000 for the Rotary Club and their projects.

“This event brings awareness to what the

Pictured are Rotary Club members Jeremiah Point, George Tagianmis, Julie Leroux and Lee Cassidy. (Nick Seebruch/ TC Media).

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Stk #pv2825 - tech package, 42,126 kms, navigation,

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$164.40 bw/84 mths @ 3.99% $199.05 bw/84 mths @ 4.89% $210.95 bw/84 mths @ 5.24% $214.81 bw/84 mths @ 4.89% $136.04 bw/84 mths @ 3.99%

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Tax season 2019: New council’s first real test Nick Seebruch

The new Council and new Mayor are about to take their first real test, budget season is here.

For me, this will be the third budget season that I’ve covered, and one of Mayor Bernadette Clement’s campaign promises that made me the most excited was her pledge that this year’s budget deliberations would be efficient and brief.

The past two budget seasons in 2017 and in 2018 stretched on for roughly six months each. The current council can also learn some valuable lessons from recent budget history.

Last year saw council choose to withdraw funding from Big Ben Ski Centre, only for public outcry see it returned.

For the past two years, funding to repair the decaying Locomotive #17 on the corner of Brookdale and Ninth St. has been ear-marked only to see it taken away again. My opinion on this is that the train is now so decrepit, that it can’t wait any longer for it to be restored.

As a strong believer in preserving Cornwall’s history, I hope this year is the year for Locomotive #17.

Hindsight is 20/20, but I can say in hindsight that past Council’s decision during the 2017 budget deliberations to pass a zero percent pay increase for unionized employees behind closed doors was a bad decision that came back to haunt them. That whole process I believe created a feeling of bad faith and ill will amongst those affected and I think was a direct cause of the 2018 municipal strike.

Each of these three points from recent budget history I think can give the current council valuable lessons.

1. As best as possible, try to anticipate public reaction to cutting services, and if you truly believe something should be cut, then stand by that decision.

2. Sometimes kicking the can down the road can have real consequences. Locomotive #17 won’t wait forever, and the same goes for other local priorities.

3. Be transparent. There may be hard decisions that need to be made in the days ahead, but make them in a transparent and open way. Don’t hide from your responsibility to the public to make these difficult choices, it only creates suspicion, bad faith and ultimately outrage when those decisions do become public.

The Budget Committee is scheduled to meet this week from Wednesday to Friday and possibly Saturday. Having these consecutive days blocked out to deal with the budget is a good sign, and tells me that this council is serious about tackling the budget and getting it done. Hopefully, an approved budget will be passed and sent to Council by the end of the day Friday.

What do you think readers? What do you want to see out of this year’s budget process? Email me your opinion as a Letter to the Editor at nicholas.seebruch@tc.tc

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Feral cat problem Dear Editor I had occasion to read an article recently, regarding the above mentioned subject matter and thought it may be very well be applicable to the current problem that exists in Cornwall and may also be of some interest to your readers.

In the article, according to Dr. Scott Petrie, chief executive officer of Delta waterfowl foundation, Feral cats kill 196 million birds across Canada each year, yet the fight to limit the impact of those cats on native wildlife is politically charged.

Dr. Petrie,an adjunct professor at the University of Western Ontario went on to say, some people refuse to believe feral cats are destroying wildlife including native species at risk. “I called them well-meaning, but ill-informed.”

Petrie spoke to organizations in southern Ontario about feral cats and the serious wildlife management issues they pose.

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

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“What it comes down to is a lack of understanding of feral species, as well as the impacts of invasive species and the disregard of our wildlife. Lots of studies have shown that feral cats are adversely impacting wildlife.” and catch and release programs do not work. These programs cost too much and have no impact whatsoever.”

“We need by laws against releasing cats into colonies and feeding feral cats; we also need agencies to step up and take charge,” he said, “Those cats are eating provincially and federally protected wildlife.”

Petrie says the best option is to capture and humanely euthanized feral cats. Instead, he says feral cat colonies are often and set up by cat lovers or used as dumping grounds for unwanted pets.

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The U.S. Navy sailor captured in the iconic V-J Day kiss photo taken in Times Square on Aug. 14, 1945 died last week at age 95.

The photo, which appeared on the cover of Life Magazine, is heralded as one of the most famous smooch photos of the 20th century, perhaps ever.

The recipient of George Mendonsa’s kiss was a stranger in a nurse’s uniform who was taking part in the Times Square celebration after word came that the stubborn Japanese had thrown in the towel.

The photo turned Mendonsa into a celebrity.

The sailor, in recalling “The Kiss”, said the young nurse had reminded him of nurses he saw taking care of badly wounded soldiers on hospital ships.

The smacker was his way of saying thanks.

Recipient of the unsolicited kiss, Greta Friedman, 20 years old at the time, had no complaints. Besides, she told a friend, he was kind of cute.

That was 1945.

Today, it would be a far different outcome for the young sailor.

After a #MeToo protest, Mendonsa would be hunted down by the cops and charged with sexual assault. He would be dragged before a military tribunal and kicked out of the navy and ordered to turn in his medals awarded for

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heroism and bravery. He would spent the next two years crawling through the court system, running up huge legal bills, before being convicted. The judge, taking his outstanding war record into account, would give him a suspended sentence. There would be calls, some from members of Congress, for the judge to be fired.

During all of this a law firm from the Bronx would announce that it was, on behalf of its badly traumatized client who is under psychiatric care and unable to work, suing Mendonsa, the U.S. Navy, the City of New York and a tavern, where Mendonsa had had a few drinks, for $22.5 million.

Four years later, a confidential out-of-court settlement would be announced. The law firm, which got 40% of the settlement, would say in a news release, on behalf of its client, that it was never about the money.

HERE AND THERE: Somebody needs to check the water coolers at Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) headquarters where the union bosses claim that starving Venezuelans enjoy a vibrant, healthy democracy under dictator Madura. CUPE isn’t alone.

So does Cuba, North Korea, Iran, China and Russia. • The late comedian George Carlin once said something about elections that almost makes sense. He said the folks who vote are to blame for bad governments, not the folks who didn’t vote. • According to Postmedia, 120 police officers were used to take down a 65-year-old Kingston man, wanted in a cold case murder investigation, at his home. That is about the same number of marines used to storm Mount Suribachi (famous flag-planting

photo) during the bloody Battle of Iwo Jima.

•With the kind of brutal winter we’re having, kind of hard to get worked up over a study that shows our winters will be milder with less snow in 20 years. •In 1997 Princess Diana was killed in a car crash, Mother Teresa died, Bill Clinton was President, Tiger Woods became the youngest golfer to win the Masters and Mike Tyson was suspended for biting Evander Holyfield’s ear. And, in Cornwall an empty lot at Pitt and Second streets was created when the King George Hotel was destroyed by fire. Yup. It has been that long.

TRIVIA ANSWER: The International Bathtub Derby - a weekend summer festival - attracted thousands of people to watch the Saturday and Sunday Cornwall Canal races.

TRIVIA: What was the hotel at 33 First St. E. called before it became the Aardvark? At one time it had a beer-only licence.

THIS WEEK 1957: Faced with a large deficit Cornwall General Hospital board of directors announced daily room rate increases: standard ward $7, semi-private $8 and private $10.

• City council agreed to hire nine new firefighters to bring the department’s strength to 28. A report said Cornwall fire losses were four times the provincial average and that fire insurance rates in the city were as much as 60% higher than communities of a similar size. •The old public library on the southwest corner of Second and Sydney streets was being torn down after the building was purchased by Dover’s Ltd. The one-storey stone building was built in 1903 with funds from the Carnegie Foundation. The new library - in the former Cline House - had a 20,000 book capacity,

double the former library. •Thousands of city elementary school children were receiving a second round of the Salk polio vaccine shots.

• Council approved making First and Third streets one-way between Cumberland and Marlborough streets. • Cornwall Separate School Board approved plans for a new fourroom school in Riverdale. • Harold Snetsinger, former Dickinson’s Landing grocer, opened a temporary grocery store in a large house on Elm Street in Ingleside. It would serve the new community until the shopping plaza was built.

• St. John’s Presbyterian Church in Farran’s Point held its last Sunday service. The congregation would worship with St. Matthew’s church in Woodlands until a new church was built in Ingleside. •Cornwall Minor Hockey Association playoffs were under way on outdoor rinks at the Athletic Grounds. • A city man was handed a four-month jail sentence by Magistrate P. C. Bergeron for shoplifting several items at a local variety store. •Rheal Savard, Moe Savard, Larry Kwong and Ron Muir scored as Cornwall Chevies downed Belleville MacFarlands 4-1 in the first game of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior A semi-final series.

FACTS’N’FIGURES The average monthly rent (2017) for a two-bedroom apartment in Cornwall is $835; in Peterborough ($988), Belleville ($1,005), Kingston ($1,157), Ottawa ($1,232), Toronto ($1,404). The Ontario average is $1,140. The city’s has a rental vacancy rate ranging between 2% and 3%.

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South Stormont Selects Peewee champs Provided by the South Stormont Selects The South Stormont Selects Peewee B Rep team won the Eclaireurs Peewee Provincial Tournament in Quebec City that was held on Feb. 8-10, 2019.

Front row: Dietrich Bolton, Nevan Lalonde(A), Josh Sauve (A), Ethan Beaudette (C), John MacLeod(A), Casey Hayward(A), Kolton Belmonte.

Middle row: Sam Turcotte, Logan Currier, Nolan Swerdfeger, Sam Brownlee, Carter Waldroff.

Top row: Leo Currier(trainer), Ryder Joseph, Rory MCCourt, Dante Latour, Tony Joseph (ass’t coach), Ken MacLeod (head coach), Jett Owens, Chris Lalonde (ass’t coach).

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Cornwall native boxer Tony “Lighting” Luis was fighting in his home town on Saturday, Feb. 23. Luis main evented a stacked card of five bouts at the Cornwall Civic Complex.

In his match, Luis took on Juan Jose Martinez, downing the Mexican born boxer in the eighth round in a Technical Knockout (TKO) decision from the referee. The referee ended the match after he felt Martinez was not able to continue.

Luis knocked Martinez to the mat earlier in the match and scored several jobs to the head throughout the bout. Both men were bloodied by the end of the fight with Luis bleeding from the nose and Martinez bleeding from above his right eye. Luis’ last bout in Cornwall was in Oct. 2017 where he defeated Jovanni Straffon in defense of his NABA Lightweight Title.

Provided by Cornwall Senior Men’s Curling CORNWALL, Ontario - Cornwall Senior Men’s Curling held the Gordon Jewellers Trophy Bonspiel from Jan. 28 to Feb. 22 2019. Twenty seven teams participated with the Julien rink winning the playoffs.

Pictured are: lead Luc Tremblay, second Mike Paquette, Senior Men’s Curling President Bob Lockhart, skip Dan Julien and third Roger Roy.

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THANK YOU

This is an amazing community!

Thank you to everyone in Cornwall and Stormont Dundas Glengarry for your exceptional generosity. Together, you raised almost $1.3 Million for specialized life saving equipment at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute.

I am so pleased that this community knows that this is your Heart Institute. You are part of our family, and because of you, the Heart Institute will remain a place of healing, caring and learning for your neighbours, friends, clients and colleagues. Every donation you made will make a difference in the lives of many.

A special thank you to Paul, Tom and Ed, a team that sparked so much generosity.

Thank you again, together we are stronger.

Dr. Thierry Mesana President & CEO, University of Ottawa Heart Institute

INDIVIDUALS, LOCAL BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS =$1,259,694 426 DONATIONS FROM

In recognition of this outstanding contribution, a Nuclear Cardiology Room in the new Cardiac Imaging Centre will be named in honour of the community of Cornwall.

Photo L-R; Julie and Dr. Paul DeYoung, Dr. Thierry Mesana, President & CEO University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Tom and Gail Kaneb, Jim Orban, President & CEO Heart Institute Foundation, Pat and Ed Lumley.

Last year, 6,480 cardiac health visits, 4,455 diagnostic tests and 3,097 cardiac procedures including 796 major

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Le Conseil consultatif sur les aliments et l’agriculture poursuit ses efforts pour accélérer le développement économique et communautaire Communiqué de presse de la CCAA

CORNWALL, Ontario - La production alimentaire est l’épine dorsale de l’Est ontarien, c’est aussi le lien qui unit notre pays. L’agriculture, la transformation des aliments et des boissons, la vente au détail et les restaurants sont encore d’importants moteurs du développement économique et communautaire dans la région.

Un nouveau rapport de recommandations publié cette semaine par le Conseil consultatif sur les aliments et l’agriculture de Cornwall, des comtés de Stormont, Dundas et Glengarry, et de Akwesasne (CCAA) jette la base pour permettre de développer un meilleur soutien aux entreprises agricoles et alimentaires locales, aborder les lacunes de la chaîne de valeur agroalimentaire et favoriser la littératie alimentaire et le tourisme culinaire partout dans la région.

Le CCAA a vu le jour en juin 2017 à titre d’initiative à court terme sous l’égide de bouffe 360o et du Conseil de développement social (CDS) dans le but d’examiner les possibilités de renforcer notre économie et notre collectivité alimentaire locale. Initialement, le travail était financé par le Fonds de développement de l’Est de l’Ontario en plus des contributions obtenues de nombreux partenaires communautaires. « Le CCAA est le résultat de plusieurs années de travail et de recherche, et des recommandations du réseau bouffe 360o et ses partenaires communautaires », dit Carilyne Hébert, Directrice générale du CDS. « Nous étions très

enthousiasmés de donner naissance à ce projet et de le voir se développer en un groupe de travail stratégique pour notre communauté. » Au cours d’une période de 18 mois, le CCAA s’est réuni avec un groupe diversifié d’intervenants locaux occupés dans les secteurs de la production et la transformation des aliments, la vente, l’hospitalité et le tourisme. Le travail consistait en l’organisation de groupes de travail, de projets pilotes, de séminaires éducatifs sur la certification et d’activités de réseautage axés sur les priorités du secteur alimentaire de la région.

Certains bénéfices inattendus du projet comprennent la série d’ateliers Sprouting New Connections, la visite organisée en septembre dernier de M. Jim Kelly, Ambassadeur de l’Irlande au Canada; le premier événement de réseautage de l’Ontario Culinary Tourism Alliance tenu dans la région en octobre; et un nouveau partenariat avec l’Agri-East Lowlands qui vise à promouvoir l’agro-technologie, le tourisme et l’éducation dans l’Est ontarien. « J’ai participé à quelques événements organisés par le CCAA et l’excellence des conférenciers invités, l’organisation en général et l’atmosphère professionnel m’ont impressionnée », dit Tamara Lang de Langview Farms. « Ce projet a permis à la région d’avancer à grand pas vers les marchés émergents. J’ai bien hâte de voir le CCAA atteindre ses objectifs futurs. » Après avoir fait la synthèse d’une liste de recommandations, le CCAA s’affaire maintenant

Gina Dragone Photography, Against the Grain Farms, North Dundas, ON. à trouver de nouveaux membres, un leadership participer sont invitées à communiquer avec durable et les fonds nécessaires pour entamer Carilyne Hébert, Directrice générale du Conseil son travail. Plusieurs présentations aux conseils de développement social, à chebert@sdccornmunicipaux, aux entreprises et aux partenaires wall.ca ou au 613-930-0211. communautaires sont prévues en mars, le prinLe rapport sommaire sur le projet du CCAA cipal but étant d’établir un Conseil consultatif et les ressources connexes sont disponibles en sur les aliments et l’agriculture permanent pour ligne à www.allthingsfoodbouffe360.ca/ notre région. Les personnes intéressées à en/2019/68265/

Rappel du BSEO aux résidents de vérifier que leur vaccin contre la rougeole est à jour

Depuis le début de janvier, l’école Rose des Vents offre à ses élèves de la 4e à la 6e année des cours d’improvisation. Cette activité est un projet pilote qui unit les 3 écoles du conseil CEPEO soit l’école Terre des Jeunes, d’Alexandria, et l’école L’Héritage de Cornwall. Érik St-Jean dirige les ateliers des écoles Terre des Jeunes et Rose des Vents. Érik est un grand amateur d’improvisation depuis son adolescence. Il est présentement le président du club d’improvisation de l’Université d’Ottawa.

Le but ultime de ces cours est de former une équipe pour un tournoi amical entre les écoles qui aura lieu autour du 20 mars prochain. On cherche à construire 3 équipes de 5 joueurs par école.

Les équipes seront multi-niveaux ce qui développera le travail d’équipe et la collaboration. Le tournoi en sera un vrai! Avec des maîtres de cérémonie, juges de ligne et entraîneurs… les élèves développent vraiment leur vivacité verbale et intellectuelle tout en respectant des règles propres à l’improvisation.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Sous le thème, Un esprit sain dans un corps sain, nous vous invitons jeudi 7 mars de 9 h 00 à 14 h 30 au Centre Charles-Émile-Claude à venir découvrir notre nouveau salon des aînés Carrefour 50 +. Vous cherchez de l’information sur les différents services offerts dans votre région, vous désirez assister à des conférences, joignez-vous à nous et à nos partenaires. Vous y retrouverez plus de 35 exposants, 11 conférenciers et des mini-capsules informatives tout au long de la journée.

Un léger dîner sera servi pendant la période du dîner. Un service de navette gratuite en collaboration avec Cornwall Transit a été mise en place afin de faciliter vos déplacements et diminuer notre empreinte écologique lors de cet événement. Pour de plus amples informations, téléphonez au 613-932-1035.

CORNWALL, Ontario - Étant donné les cas de rougeole dans l’Ouest du Canada et des ÉtatsUnis, le Bureau de santé de l’est de l’Ontario (BSEO) rappelle aux membres du public de vérifier que la vaccination contre la rougeole de leurs enfants et la leur, soit courante. Bien qu’il n’y ait pas eu de cas de rougeole récemment dans la localité, ni de cas confirmés à ce jour, le BSEO continue de surveiller la situation dans l’Est ontarien.

Dr Paul Roumeliotis, Médecin hygiéniste du BSEO, incite les résidents à maintenir à jour leurs vaccinations non seulement pour se protéger eux-mêmes, mais aussi pour protéger les gens qui ne peuvent pas être vaccinés, y compris les nourrissons. « La rougeole est extrêmement contagieuse et peut être très grave pour les personnes qui ne sont pas vaccinées », dit-il. « Elle peut être particulièrement dangereuse pour les bébés qui sont trop jeunes pour recevoir le vaccin ainsi que pour les adultes dont le système immunitaire est affaibli. » Il poursuit en disant que le vaccin est un moyen sûr et efficace pour empêcher d’attraper et de propager la rougeole.

Le vaccin contre la rougeole est administré gratuitement par votre fournisseur des soins de santé. Il est aussi disponible sur rendez-vous au BSEO en appelant au 613-933-1375 ou au 1 800 267-7120. Pour de plus amples renseignements sur la rougeole et son vaccin, allez à www. ontario.ca/rougeole.

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actualités AVIS DE LA COMMISSION DE L’ÉNERGIE DE L’ONTARIO AUX CLIENTS D'ENBRIDGE GAS INC. (AUPARAVANT ENBRIDGE GAS DISTRIBUTION INC. ET UNION GAS LIMITED)

Enbridge Gas Inc. a déposé une requête en vue d’obtenir une augmentation de ses tarifs de gaz naturel à compter du 1er avril 2019 afin de recouvrer les coûts associés à la Loi sur la tarification de la pollution par les gaz à effet de serre (loi fédérale).

En savoir plus. Donnez votre avis.

La Commission de l’énergie de l’Ontario a approuvé la fusion d’Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc. et d’Union Gas Limited en août 2018. Les deux sociétés ont fusionné pour former Enbridge Gas Inc. (Enbridge Gas).

Enbridge Gas a déposé une requête auprès de la Commission de l’énergie de l’Ontario dans laquelle elle demande l’autorisation d’augmenter les tarifs afin de recouvrer les coûts associés au respect de ses obligations en vertu de la loi fédérale, Loi sur la tarification de la pollution par les gaz à effet de serre (loi).

La loi établit un programme de tarification du carbone en vertu duquel Enbridge Gas est tenue de payer une taxe sur le carbone au gouvernement fédéral pour les volumes de gaz naturel qu’elle livre aux clients à compter du 1er avril 2019. La loi impose également d’autres obligations à Enbridge Gas relativement aux émissions provenant de l’exploitation de son réseau de distribution de gaz naturel depuis le 1er janvier 2019.

Si la demande est approuvée telle quelle, la facture d’un client résidentiel type dans les anciennes zones de tarification d’Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc. et d’Union Gas Limited augmentera des montants suivants chaque année : Zone de tarification

Augmentation annuelle de la facture résidentielle 93,93 $ 86,21 $ 86,18 $

Enbridge Gas Union Sud Union Nord

LA COMMISSION DE L’ÉNERGIE DE L’ONTARIO TIENDRA UNE AUDIENCE PUBLIQUE La Commission de l’énergie de l’Ontario (CEO) tiendra une audience publique afin d’étudier la demande d’Enbridge Gas. Nous écouterons également les questions et les arguments des particuliers et des groupes qui représentent les clients d’Enbridge Gas. À l’issue de cette audience, la CEO décidera du bien-fondé d’un changement tarifaire.

La Commission de l’énergie de l’Ontario est une agence publique indépendante et impartiale. Les décisions que nous prenons visent à servir au mieux l’intérêt public. Notre objectif est d’encourager le développement d’un secteur de l’énergie efficace et financièrement viable, afin d’offrir des services énergétiques fiables à un prix raisonnable.

INFORMEZ-VOUS ET DONNEZ VOTRE AVIS Vous avez le droit d’être informé relativement à cette demande et de participer au processus.

• Vous pouvez examiner la demande d’Enbridge Gas sur le site Web de la CEO dès maintenant.

• Vous pouvez déposer une lettre de commentaires qui sera prise en compte au cours de l’audience.

• Vous pouvez participer activement au processus (à titre d’intervenant). Inscrivez-vous au plus tard le 13 mars 2019, faute de quoi l’audience aura lieu sans votre participation et vous ne recevrez plus d’avis dans le cadre de ce dossier.

• Vous pourrez examiner la décision rendue par la CEO à l’issue de la procédure ainsi que les motifs de sa décision sur notre site Web. - Cornwall Express - www.cornwallseawaynews.com

La CNS offre un programme gratuit de ressources pour les boisés aux propriétaires fonciers locaux Communiqué de presse de la CNS

D’autres clients, notamment les petites entreprises, seraient également touchés.

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Un technicien forestier du CNS rend visite à un propriétaire de boisé local.

EN SAVOIR PLUS Le numéro de référence de ce dossier est EB-2018-0205. Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur cette audience, sur les démarches à suivre pour déposer une lettre ou participer en tant qu’intervenant, ou pour consulter les documents relatifs à ce dossier, veuillez entrer le numéro de référence EB-2018-0205 sur le site Web de la CEO : www.oeb.ca/notice-fr. Pour toute question, vous pouvez également communiquer avec notre centre des relations avec les consommateurs au 1 877 632-2727.

AUDIENCES ORALES OU AUDIENCES ÉCRITES Il existe deux types d’audiences à la CEO : les audiences orales et les audiences écrites. La CEO décidera ultérieurement de traiter l’affaire par voie d’audience orale ou écrite. Si vous pensez qu’une audience orale est nécessaire, vous pouvez faire part de vos arguments par écrit à la CEO au plus tard le 13 mars 2019.

PROTECTION DES RENSEIGNEMENTS PERSONNELS Si vous écrivez une lettre de commentaires, votre nom et le contenu de cette lettre seront ajoutés au dossier public et au site Web de la CEO. Toutefois, votre numéro de téléphone, votre adresse de domicile et votre adresse électronique ne seront pas rendus publics. Si vous représentez une entreprise, tous les renseignements de l’entreprise demeureront accessibles au public.

Si vous participez à titre d’intervenant, tous vos renseignements personnels seront rendus publics.

Cette audience sur les tarifs sera tenue en vertu de l’article 36 de la Loi de 1998 sur la Commission de l’énergie de l’Ontario, L.O. 1998, chap. 15 (annexe B).

Ontario Energy Commission de l’énergie Board de l’Ontario

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NATION SUD, Ontario - Êtes-vous propriétaire foncier et possédez-vous au moins 10 acres de terrain boisé?

Grâce à l’appui des Comtés unis de Prescott et Russell et de Stormont, Dundas et Glengarry, la Conservation de la Nation Sud (CNS) offre son Programme de ressources pour les boisés aux résidents possédant au moins 10 acres de forêt.

Ce programme pour les boisés comprend une visite des lieux par un professionnel forestier qualifié, une évaluation préliminaire des lieux, une carte et des suggestions sur l’aménagement des boisés, le tout sans frais; ce service est disponible en français et en anglais.

Les propriétaires fonciers peuvent également être admissibles à une subvention pouvant aller jusqu’à 500 $ pour la création d’un plan de gestion forestière permettant d’obtenir des avantages fiscaux.

En 2018, la CNS a effectué 46 visites de forêts privées et a accordé 40 subventions aux propriétaires de boisés de la région dans le cadre de ce programme; 2 363 acres de forêts privées sont maintenant gérées de façon durable au sein des 4 384 km2 de l’Office de protection de la nature dans l’Est ontarien. « Les forêts, en procurant de nombreux avantages écologiques, économiques, sociaux et culturels, sont importantes aux humains et à l’environnement. » explique John Mesman, responsable des communications à la CNS. L’an dernier, la CNS a également publié un rapport intitulé « Protéger et augmenter la couverture forestière sur le territoire de compétence de la Conservation de la Nation Sud » après deux ans d’examen et de consultation avec des groupes de travail composés d’intervenants locaux.

Parmi les recommandations du rapport, mentionnons l’amélioration du Programme de ressources pour les boisés et l’augmentation des subventions pour les sites de plantation le long des champs et des cours d’eau; la CNS a reçu plus de 147 500 commandes d’arbres subventionnés pour la saison de plantation du printemps de cette année, ce qui porte à 3,2 millions le nombre total d’arbres plantés par la CNS depuis 1990. « Nous espérons que les gens continueront à profiter de nos programmes qui protègent l’environnement local et améliorent le couvert forestier dans la région. » POUR EN SAVOIR PLUS : Kelsey Smith, adjointe à l’intendance et à la sensibilisation pour la CNS, 1-877-984-2948, poste 313, ksmith@nation.on.ca.

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LOST VILLAGES GAL’S SPRING FLING Organized by the Lost Villages Lions Club. Friday, March 29, 5:30-9pm.

Fashion show, Vendors, Prizes, Bake Sale, Light Refreshments. South Stormont Community Hall. 2 Mille Roches Rd., Long Sault. In Support of Community Living Stormont County. For Tickets - 613-577-0818 or Community Living 280 9th St.W. Cornwall 613-938-9550.

VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDEDCANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Cornwall & district to provide cancer patients transportation to their medical appointments. The Wheels of Hope program ensures that volunteer drivers are trained and supported in addition to reimbursing them for mileage. Interested in becoming a volunteer driver? Contact Linda Rodgers Email: linda.rodgers@ontario. cancer.ca or call 613-932-1283

ANNUAL ST.PATRICK’S DAY TEA & BAKE SALE Saturday, Mar.16 from 12-2 pm at the St. Columban’s Activity Center (room 201 -Agape Center). Bake sale, candy table & huge basket to draw at the end of the day. If you love St.Patrick’s Day, dressing up in green, drinking tea & meeting new people come on over. We will be serving tea & coffee with homemade sandwiches with mouth- watering desserts. You can buy a plate to take ALZHEIMER SOCIETY MONTHLY home as well. Please ask the ladies for SUPPORT GROUP meetings for families further details. Call Teresa 613 932 and for those living with dementia. Call 7091 for further details.

613 932-4914 for times and locations CASINO TRIP to Lac Leamy Casino, (English and French).

Hull on Fri., March 29, bus departs at A N O T H E R P H O T O G R A P H E R S ’ 4:30pm. Info: 613-932-6534. Proceeds GATHERING Thursday Feb. 28, 630 PM toward St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Cornwall Public Library – You are invited Centre.

SMART CITY TOASTMASTERS invites you to become a better communicator. Join us at St Lawrence College, room M3520 on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month at 6:45 pm.

Small group allows you to get comfortable in practicing presentations,and grow your confidence. Remember, it’s free for visitors. to share your expertise, problems, quesSEAWAY VALLEY COMMUNITY tions and stories – A friendly gathering HEALTH CENTRE IS SEEKING for wide variety of interests and all skill VOLUNTEERS who would like to support levels. Everyone welcome. Questions: the “Get W.I.T.H. it!” indoor walking pro- Nick Wolochatiuk: (613) 537-9897 or gram. The program runs Tuesdays and nuthilltoo@gmail.com.

Thursdays, 9-11 am at the Cornwall Civic SALON CARREFOUR 50+ Le jeudi 7 Complex. Have fun and be active while mars 9-14h:30. Centre Charles-Emile you support the health and wellbeing of Claude, 146B Chevrier. Inscription aux local people. Call Corrie: 613-930-4892 conférences, diner et salon Centre ext. 152 Charles-Emile Claude. Admission SEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT SERVICES SDG&A Healing Art Group, every Friday from 1-4pm at OBO Studios at 204 Second St. W. Call 613-932-1755 ext. 27

TRI-COUNTY COUNTRY MUSIC ASSOCIATION Jamming & Dance.

Saturday, Mar. 2, from 7-11pm at IOOF Hall, 12389 County Rd. 18, Williamsburg.

All Welcome! Info. 613-538-2497.

STROKE SURVIVOR SUPPORT GROUP monthly meeting Wednesday, March 6th, at Riverdale Terrace Retirement Residence, 1200 Second St. West from 6:30-8pm. All stroke survivors and their caregivers are most welcome. Info: Deena 613-936-8784.

THE SALON CARREFOUR 50+ FAIR will be held Mar. 7 from 9am-2:30pm at the Centre Charles-Émile-Claude, 146B Chevrier Ave. This fair informs members & non-members of the different services offered to the 50+ population. More than 30 exhibitors will be on site, among others, the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario, the Heart Institute, the Medical Arts Pharmacy and many more. Special guests will be attending, among others, Mayor Bernadette Clément. There will be ongoing informative conferences and a few surprises at the end of the day.

Promising an unforgettable day. This entire day will be in French only. Info.

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WORLD DAY OF PRAYER takes place this year on Friday, Mar. 1 at 7 PM. St. John’s Presbyterian Church, 28 Second St. E. This ecumenical worship service is an opportunity to bring together all Christians with a passion for justice and peace. When you participate in World Day of Prayer you are one with Christians worldwide praying solidarity with this year’s hot country, Slovenia. The Theme “Come Everything is Ready!” Light PANCAKE SUPPER & BAKE SALE Info: D e b b i e hosted by the Ladies Aid of the St. Gratuite. Plus de 30 exposants bilingue, r e f r e s h m e n t s . conférences inspirantes français seule- 613-936-3454 Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Avonmore. ment, capsules informatives français THE VAGABOND THEATRE OF Tuesday, March 5 from 5-7:30 pm at seulement, service de navette Info: CORNWALL presents the comedy play North Stormont Place. Lots to eat. Free 613-932-1035 “Dilemmas with Dinner” by Robin will offering.

Roberts March 8,9,15,16 at 7:30 pm IF SOMONE’S DRINKING BOTHERS and on Sunday Mar.10 at 1:30 pm at St. YOU call Al-Anon 613-937-4880 John’s Presbyterian Church Hall, 28 FRIENDS OF THE SANCTUARY opens Second St., E. Tickets are available at Scotiabank at the Brookdale Mall and the visitor centre every Saturday and Eventbrite. Info: Jenny 613-330-7789. Sunday noon- 4PM, from Jan. 5 thru Mar. 31, at Upper Canada Migratory Bird 8th ANNUAL SHROVE TUESDAY Sanctuary on Morrison Road, off Cty. Rd. PANCAKE SUPPER IN MARTINTOWN 2 between Ingleside and Morrisburg. For Rev. Ian MacMillan and the congregation a modest fee, we offer ski and snowshoe of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, equipment rentals, hot or cold drinks and Martintown invite you to their 8th Annual snacks. Free use of the groomed trails Pancake Supper, 4866 Cty Rd 20, for skiing or the paths for snowshoeing Tuesday, Mar. 5th 5-7 pm. Admission Is and hiking. Feed the birds and relax on free. Donations at the door will be given the open deck, make snowmen and warm to Hospice Cornwall and World Wide up by the fires afterwards. For more Outreach. Supper includes Ham, information and cancellations, please Sausage, baked beans, fruit, tea, coffee, v i s i t w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / p g / milk, juice and golden scratch pancakes Friends-of-thesmothered in maple syrup! Bring the Sanctuary-414036970680 whole family!

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ST JOHN’S CHURCH A DAY IN THE WILDWOOD February 5th, 9am-3pm.

Fellowship, study, worship, meditation, lunch. All welcome. Contact Janet 613-932-9075

A MEN’S FELLOWSHIP MEETING is taking place Saturday, March 2nd at 8:30 a.m. at Cornwall Wesleyan Church, 780 Sydney St. “ Man in the Mirror “ series, followed by breakfast/brunch at 10:00 a.m. the Glengarrian.

DOES FOOD CONTROL YOUR LIFE? Do you constantly diet, starve, binge or purge? Do you hate your body? Do you eat and feel guilty? STOP hurting yourself with food. There is a place for you! We meet every Monday evening at 6:30pm CORNWALL WESLEYAN CHURCH at Wesleyan Church, 780 Sydney St. invites you to our Sunday Morning Contact 613 662-9979 or oa.cornwall@ Worship Service at 10am. Kids Konnect gmail.com Church for ages 4 – 12 yrs. Nursery is CORNWALL NEWCOMERS CLUB welalso available. Bible Study Thursdays at comes women who have moved to 6:30pm. Men’s Fellowship Meeting at Cornwall and surrounding area in the last 8:30am the first Saturday of the Month. 4 years. Info: Eleanor 613-935-4916 or Family night Wednesdays at 6pm. Feb. Marilyn 613-933-2966 to learn more 27, March 6 & 20. For the adults “Laugh about the club and its activities. your way to a better Marriage“. For furSALON CARREFOUR 50+ TRADE ther activities refer to www.cornwallwes- FAIR Thursday March 7 9am-2:30PM. At leyanchurch.on.ca or c a l l Centre Charles-Emile Claude 146B 613-936-9166.

Chevrier Ave. Registration for conferenTHE COOPER MARSH CONSERVATORS ARE HOLDING THEIR AGM on Sunday Mar. 10th, at the Cooper Marsh Visitor Centre, 20020 County Road 2, Lancaster, starting at 2 PM. All are welcome. Contact: mike.chegrinec@ gmail.com

ces, lunch and fair at Centre Charles Emile Centre. More than 30 bilingual exhibitors, Inspiring conferences French only, informative capsules French only.

Light lunch, door prizes, shuttle service.

Info 613-932-1035

BID EUCHRE TOURNAMENT NAVY CORNWALL COMFORT QUILTS hand- CLUB 30 Sixth St. E., Saturday, Mar 2nd made for and given to Cancer patients. at 10AM. Everyone Welcome. For more For more info email: cornwallcomfort info 613-938-7776 Nicole 613 935-5593, Laura 613 9362179, Anne 613 932-7084, Anne 250 428-1637. Located at The Care Centre, 510 2nd St. E. Cornwall.

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13th Anniversary

Kinsmen Club of Cornwall

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Friday, March 29th, 2019 best Western Parkway Inn 6:00 p.m.

Cornwall’s Best Restaurant Pizza Tasting local restaurants will enter an all-dressed pizza to be judged “best” in Cornwall.

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SEEDS OF LOVE A SEASONAL FREE STORE Saturday, Mar. 2nd, 1-3:00 p.m. at Cornwall Wesleyan Church, 780 Sydney St. Clothing, small appliances, etc. Info. 613-527-1631

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SeawaY community events L’EXPOSITION SALON CARREFOUR 50+ aura lieu le 7 mars prochain de 9 h à 14 h 30 au Centre Charles-ÉmileClaude, situé au 146B, avenue Chevrier.

Ce Salon a été mis sur pied par le Centre Charles-Émile-Claude dans le but de renseigner ses membres et non-membres de tous les différents services offerts à la population 50+. Plus de 30 exposants seront sur places, entre autres, Le Ministère des transports de l’Ontario, l’Institut de cardiologie, la pharmacie Medical Arts et plusieurs autres. De plus nous recevrons quelques invités spéciaux, telle la Mairesse Madame Bernadette Clément. Il y aura aussi plusieurs conférences informatives qui se dérouleront tout au long de la journée et quelques surprises à la toute fin de ce salon. On promet une journée inoubliable. Pour tout renseignement, veuillez communiquer au 613-932-1035.

National Cupcake Day Over $3 million has been raised across the country as a part of SPCA National Cupcake Day, which takes place annually on Feb. 25. From left, Ann St. Louis, Debbie Baxtar and Carol Link. Shawna O’Neill/TC Media.

WORLD DAY OF PRAYER 2019 The churches of Williamstown, Martintown and St. Andrew’s invite you, your friends and family to join us, and 1500 communities across Canada for the World Day of Prayer 2019 at St. Andrews’s Presbyterian Church, 4866 Cty Rd 20, Martintown, March 1 at 2 PM. Guest speaker –Esther Bryan. Contact 613330-6168 with questions. Luncheon following the service, featuring some Slovenian favourites. Hope to see you there!

ALZHEIMER SOCIETY DEMENTIA CARE CONFERENCE , Thursday, March 28th . 10am-4pm at the Ramada Hotel and Conference Centre in Cornwall. Call for ticket pricing and to register 613-932-4914.

SHROVE TUESDAY PANCAKE SUPPER March 5th. St. Andrew’s United Church, Williamstown. Ham, pancakes, fruit, real maple syrup.

MOCCASIN MODEL RR CLUB meets at St. Mathews Lutheran Church, 1509 2nd St. W, Cornwall. on Wednesday March 6th 2019 at 7:30pm. All modelers welcome moccasinrrclub@gmail.com WANTED: ARTISTS, ARTISANS, VENDORS, AUTHORS AND ENTERTAINERS FOR THE MARTINTOWN MILL The Grist mill will welcome the Public for the Strawberry Festival on June 22, and officially opens its doors to visitors from July 7 to Sept 15. If you wish to participate as an artist in any medium, as an artisan or vendor, if you wish to showcase your talents as an entertainer or an author, please contact Barb Bracken at jbracken81@gmail.com, or 613 347 2540, to arrange a date(s) or receive information.

GLENGARRY HISTORY SPEAKERS SERIES Thursday, Mar. 7. Martin Lacombe: Trains and Railways. 7:30 pm at the Sandfield Center, 102 Derby St. W., Alexandria. Information: rbleile@sympatico.ca or call 613 525-3806

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1532 Champagne ave. This is the perfect family home. 3 bedroom upstairs and one bedroom inlaw suite. Large backyard. Close to school. On a dead end street. Come take a look you may be surprised. $234,000 MLS®1133363 roB JuhaSz 613-360-0087

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27 Front St. FinCh This chic sophisticated and breathtaking century home is astonishing! Well maintained home features original wood details, moldings and complemented by traditional high ceilings. Impressive main level layout between the kitchen and living area and adjoining corridors. $289,900 MLS®1138621 Derek BiSSonnette 613-861-9107

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1127 granD ave. Charming 3 bedroom, 1 bath and fully finished basement home is a must see!

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newlY Built ! menarD BroS 2133 tremBlaY ave, Cornwall 2 Storey home built beyond code! Home features ceramic tiled foyer with closet and guest bathroom, open concept great room, eating area, dining area and gourmet kitchen complete with a working island. **Not yet installed-Hardwood flooring included in price to be chosen by you!** $384,000 MLS®1126803

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13 eleanor Dr., long Sault This almost new 1600+ sq ft home is located in the upscale subdivision of Chase Meadows. Step through the tiled entrance and be greeted by the homes stunning architecture, starting in the sunken living room brightened by the high ceilings and breathtaking cathedral windows. $498,500 MLS®1134388 Jen Blair manleY 613-551-4133

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738 lYnn St. Large kitchen and dining area that opens up to large deck and gazebo. Enjoy the above ground pool and hot tub in the fully fenced yard. Peekaboo view between kitchen and living room. $228,000 MLS®1137181

68 Front St. FinCh This historic home has seen many updates over time. Room for the growing family with a large kitchen open to dining area. Living room warmed by gas fireplace. Heating gas furnace. Municipal water and sewer services. Easy commute to Ottawa and Cornwall. $224,500 MLS ®1138949 Jen Blair manleY 613-551-4133

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809 Champlain Dr. This 3 level split home is perfect for the larger family or a multigenerational living arrangement. Features include: hardwood and ceramic flooring, sleek and functional kitchen which comes with all appliances. Dining area that will fit the whole family. $345,000 MLS ®1139175 Jen Blair manleY 613-551-4133

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16284 Fairview Dr., avonmore All brick 2 story 3000 sq ft on a double lot. Loads of curb appeal with a semi-circular paved driveway and beautiful landscaping. Featuring upgraded custom eat in kitchen with granite counters and ceramic tile floor. Other features too numerous to mention. Call today! $419,000 MLS ®1139267 Jen Blair manleY 613-551-4133

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617 melBa St. This traditional style home features hardwood flooring, living room warmed by a gas fireplace. Dining area with patio door leading to recent deck and gazebo.

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120 anthonY St. This newly built 2 +1 bedroom, 2 bathroom raised bungalow is ready for it’s first owners! Stylish and open concept main floor with hardwood and ceramic throughout. $339,900 MLS®1118140 Jen Blair manleY 613-551-4133

1003 leonarD ave. This quaint home is situated on a deep lot in one of Cornwall’s most popular locations. Featuring recently upgraded kitchen, high efficiency gas furnace 4years old. Front foyer leading to living room, 2 main floor bedrooms with original hardwood flooring, 3 pc bath. $169,900 MLS ®1140111 Jen Blair manleY 613-551-4133

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412 FiFth St. e. #106 This trendy one bedroom condo with modern finishes throughout. Plenty of custom kitchen cabinetry extending all the way to the 9 ft ceilings and finished off with backsplash and beautiful granite countertop. $157,500 MLS ®1138967 Jen Blair manleY 613-551-4133

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mLS 1136324 1706 DONaLD aVE., CORNWaLL 3+1 br, 2 bath, 1100 sq.ft. back split conveniently located in residential area close to park and west end amenities. Many updates including furnace, AC, all new windows, roof and more! $249,000

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mLS 1139786 1124 RIVERDaLE aVE., CORNWaLL Gorgeous & updated 2,950sq.ft. 4br, 4 bath home with double attached garage just a few blocks from the Riverdale park and easy walking distance to elementary school in neighbourhood. $355,000

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6232 Sunny dRivE maCLaCHLan’S pt. Situated 5 minutes from Lancaster, this cozy little bungalow is easy to afford and is move-in condition. Perfect for a relaxed lifestyle: fishing, boating, or just stroll down to the St. Lawrence River’s edge. The detached garage is insulated & setup for a workshop. A RARE FIND! CALL TODAY! $134,900 MLS®1139117 aLFREd HEim* 613-938-3860 your Best ally!

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1325 STORMONT DRIvE-$329,900 Immaculate 5 level split in a great location for the growing family. Features incl. large open foyer with access to the dbl garage & 2 pc bath, large living room that opens to the separate dining area. Eat in kitchen with oak cabinetry & incl. appliances. Kitchen overlooks the family room with thermostatically controlled gas fireplace. Patio doors off the family room to the deck with gazebo. Good sized master with walk in closet & access to the main bath. Basement has a finished rec room & laundry room plus a crawl space for extra Todd Thompson* storage. Topping it off is gas heat/central air, 613-551-7908 owned gas hot water tank & a new garage door. ASK FOR TODD!

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Mto contract / contrat du ministère des transports de l’ontario: 2017-4048 2nd Line road & 3rd Line road Bridge replacement / remplacement du pont sur les chemins 2nd Line et 3rd Line R.W. Tomlinson Limited would like to advise residents & business owners that construction will soon begin for the removal and replacement of the existing bridge over Highway 401 located at 2nd Line Road, 5.0 km East of Lancaster. construction timeline: • Construction will start on Monday March 4, 2019.

• 2nd Line Road at Highway 401 will be closed to all traffic starting Wednesday March 25, 2019 and is scheduled to reopen Friday November 29, 2019. During the full closure of 2nd Line Road at Highway 401, motorists are asked to follow the signed detour routes via County Road 2 and South Service Road.

• Limited nighttime closures of Highway 401 Eastbound Lanes, Highway 401 Westbound Lanes, and County Road 2 will be performed during demolition of the existing underpass structure at 2nd Line Road. Detailed closure information for existing underpass structure demolition (including times, dates, and detour routes) will be provided when available.

• 3rd Line Road at Highway 401 will have single lane closures during the month of May to complete the remaining works.

Throughout construction single lane closures will occur on Highway 401 Eastbound Lanes, Highway 401 Westbound Lanes, and County Road 2. All consideration has been given to implement traffic control measures to ensure minimal disruption to the traveling public. We apologize in advance for this inconvenience and very much appreciate the public’s patience during construction. For up-to-date traffic information visit 511on.ca ________________________________________________________________________ R.W. Tomlinson Limitée souhaite aviser les résidents et les propriétaires d’entreprise qu’elle commencera bientôt des travaux de construction pour l’enlèvement et le remplacement de pont de l’autoroute 401, située à 2nd Line (à 5 km à l’est de Lancaster). calendrier des travaux de construction: • Les travaux de construction commenceront le lundi 4 mars 2019.

• Le chemin 2nd Line, à l’autoroute 401, sera fermé à toute circulation à compter du lundi 4 mars 2019. La réouverture du chemin est prévue le 29 novembre 2019. Nous demandons aux automobilistes de suivre les itinéraires de détour identifiés par l’entremise de la route 2 et de la route de service Sud. • La fermeture nocturne complète des voies est et ouest de l’autoroute 401 et de la route 2 s’effectuera pendant la démolition de structure du 2nd Line. Une fermeture totale simultanée ne sera pas effectuée pendant les travaux de démolition.

• Le chemin 3rd Line, à l’autoroute 401, fermetures à une voie au cours du mois de mai pour compléter les travaux restants.

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MORRISBURG, Ontario – Babak Saidi, 43, was shot and killed at the Morrisburg OPP detachment office on Saturday, Dec. 23, 2017. Saidi was at the detachment to sign-in as was required under his court-ordered conditions.

While he attended the detachment he became involved in a struggle with one officer and in the course of that struggle, he was shot five times. Efforts were made to save Saidi’s life, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Special Investigation Unit (SIU) has been investigating the case since then and on Tuesday, Feb. 19 they released their report in which they found the Subject Officer (SO) not criminally responsible for the death of Saidi.

The SIU explained that the OPP officers intended to arrest Saidi when he attended the attachment for his scheduled sign in.

The OPP had received a complaint from the member of the public against Saidi. The complainant against Saidi alleged that while at his home on Dec. 20, 2017, Saidi witnessed a sales representative for an agricultural feed company depositing flyers in his

mailbox. Not knowing the sales representatives vehicle, he ran outside with a knife and allegedly threatened the sales representative with the knife to her throat.

Upon arriving at the OPP detachment on Dec. 23 at around 11 a.m. Saidi was informed

by SO#1 and Witnessing Officer #6 (WO#6) that he would be arrested.

According to SIU Director Tony Loparco’s report, once inside the detachment the SO informed Saidi that he was to be arrested.

Saidi acknowledged that the incident with the sales representative had occurred, but denied that it was his fault. Saidi then said he had to inform his father that he was being arrested and turned to go outside.

The SO attempted to prevent Saidi from leaving, a struggle ensued and continued when the two men moved from inside the building to outside the detachment.

In the course of the struggle, the SO attempted to restrain Saidi with an arm around Saidi’s chest, Saidi then allegedly bit the officer. The SO and Saidi then fell to the ground at which time Saidi was struck in the head and suffered a cut to his head, likely cause by the SO’s portable radio. The SO then fired one cartridge from his Conductive Energy Weapon (CEW – taser) which struck

Saidi in the chest. Saidi continued to struggle and managed to gain control of the SO’s CEW. The SO then backed away from Saidi and drew his firearm. Saidi sat up and according to the SIU report, then grabbed the officer’s weapon with his left hand. The SO was able to pull his firearm away and then discharged his weapon five times, hitting Saidi in the front right shoulder once, the back twice, his back right shoulder once and his thigh.

Three of the gunshot woulds proved to be fatal.

The SIU assigned eight of it’s members to investigate this case. The SIU spoke to or received witness notes from 29 Witnessing Officers and interviewed 11 Civilian Witnesses. The SIU also reviewed CCTV footage that recorded the portion of the incident that took place outside the detachment building, radio communications between police officers and between paramedics. Additional evidence included an autopsy of Saidi and a DNA sample that was voluntarily given by the SO. Director Loparco conclude’s his lengthy report by explaining why he feels that the SO’s actions were justified.

“I find in all the circumstances that the SO

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reasonably believed that his life was in danger from the Complainant and thus his actions in firing upon the Complainant were justified,” the report reads. “I find that it would have been foolish and reckless for the SO to risk losing his life by waiting for the Complainant to either again discharge the CEW, or to disarm him of his firearm, thereby putting his own life at immediate risk of serious injury or death. I further find that risk was not one that the SO ought to have had to take when faced with this very violent and unpredictable assailant.”

“I find, therefore, on this record, that the shots that were fired by the SO, which struck and killed the Complainant, were justified pursuant to ss.25 (1) and (3) of the Criminal Code and that the SO, in preserving himself or others from death or grievous bodily harm from the Complainant, used no more force than was necessary to affect his lawful purpose,” Loparco’s report goes on to read.

“As such, I am therefore satisfied on reasonable grounds on this record that the actions exercised by the SO, despite the tragic loss of life, fell within the limits prescribed by the criminal law and there are no grounds for proceeding with criminal charges in this case.”

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Shar’s Tip of the Week If there’s one thing in any trade, it’s to have their equipment and supplies not only where they need them but in the condition they want them. The trouble is, when we get ready to clean again, we have to find or untangle the mop, and get the now-rock hard scum off it and rinse the pail.

Buckets: always empty, rinse and dry a bucket when your done with it. Buckets are a great place for bacteria to breed if left dirty or even a little water in it until the next time you use it.

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Brooms: dip the business end of the broom into a bucket of mop water every so often and swish it around well and shake the water off, hand to dry. You should also store your broom in a hanging position to keep the bristles even.

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A sales rep, an administration clerk, and the manager are walking to lunch when they find an antique oil lamp. They rub it and a Genie comes out.

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Sad news with the passing of longtime busiCongratulations to everyone who participated in the annual Cornwall Chamber of nessman Jim McCosham, who was a familiar Commerce Business Excellence Awards even- face and smile throughout Cornwall and the ing. RUmour has it … the food, entertainment Counties. Condolences to his family. and selection of this year’s Citizen of the Year …

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There have been no recorded cases of the measles in Cornwall and SD&G according to the Cornwall Community Hospital and the Eastern Ontario Health Unit.

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Father Guy Desrochers was ordained as the new Auxiliary Bishop for the AlexandriaCornwall Diocese in a ceremony in Alexandria on Friday, Feb. 22.

Kasia Olszewska is the new planner in the Township of North Glengarry. She will help the municipality and residents plan new developments on their properties within the township.

Char-Lan Rebels goalie Julien Cholette recently earned his first shut out after making 24 saves in a 2-0 victory over the Arnprior Packers.

Cornwall Firefighter and Sergeant with the SD&G Highlanders Kevin Hardy was recognized with a commendation from a naval commander, an unusual recognition for a member of an army unit.

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The Cornwall Kinsmen Club held a National day of Kindness at No Frills on Saturday, Feb. 23. They bagged groceries and had $1,700 that they used to help people with their grocery bills. Pictured is Kinsmen Gary Lambertz who is helping bag some groceries.

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At a recent Officers Parade for the 379 Glengarry Mustangs Royal Air Cadets Branch, Lieutenant Colonel Gabriel Dore presented the Officer’s Coin to Pat Di Rico and recognized Warrant Officer Second Class Shawn Oertle for their efforts in helping ensure that their local cadet program stays running.

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