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CORNWALL, Ontario - “People need something fun to go to” commented Lacie Petrynka, director of the comedy musical Nunsense which will open on Feb 11 at the Seaway Valley Theatre Company on Sixth Street in Cornwall.

The play, with the book, lyrics and music written by Dan Goggin, is a full musical with a live band, sing and choreographed dancing in the SVTC production.

Petrynka explained Nunsense was to have been performed in 2020, but Covid-19 precautions and restrictions necessitated it being cancelled. Fast forward to 2021 when the SVTC production of The Sound of Music was postponed and the decision to perform Nunsense in replacement was made.

Nunsense rehearsals began in December 2021, with Petrynka mentioning with a planned opening in February, there was not a lot of time for people to learn the lines, songs, and dance numbers for the play. She was impressed with the dedication of all crew members, mentioning the performers rehearsed at home as well as the theatre.

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Cameron as Reverend Mother, Sue Kingston as Sister Hubert, Heather Ramjist as Sister Robert Anne, Haley Taylor as Sister Amnesia and Emma St. Louis as Sister Lee. She continued there are at least 20 to 25 people involved with the production including producers Lise Richer and Christiane Taylor, musical director Elizabeth Caddell and choreographers Melanie Samis and Stephanie Charette.

The pandemic has certainly presented challenges to theatrical productions, with Petrynka explaining the performances will be following all pandemic precautions, with a 50% capacity allowed in the theatre. “We feel very confident we can put on a show in a way that will keep everyone safe and have fun at the same time” she commented.

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The play will run over three weekends, with evening performances on Feb 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26 beginning at 7 p.m. and matinee performances beginning at 1:30 p.m. on Feb 13, 20 and 27.

CORNWALL, Ontario – The Prime Square development located at the corner of Pitt and Second streets in Cornwall entered a new phase on Monday, Jan. 31 with the pouring of concrete into what will be the first floor of the five story residential building.

Once completed, the building being constructed by Tri-Star Construction will feature 44 residential units and commercial space on the ground floor.

“Prime Square will be an amazing place to live – with restaurants and shopping right next door and the waterfront just a short walk away,” said J.C. Godard, President of Tri-Star Construction in a media release from when the project first began over the summer of 2021.

Apartments in the building will range in size from between 418 sq. ft. to 790 sq. ft. and Godard explained that rent will be set at an affordable price.

The issue of availability of affordable housing in Cornwall was something that Godard said he wanted to address.

“We have seen increased demand across our other properties and know that Prime Square apartments will be in demand,” said Godard. “At the same time, we also recognize the need to keep rents affordable and to create a positive living experience for our tenants.”

The historic site in the heart of downtown Cornwall was been consistently occupied from 1825 until 1997 when the then King George Hotel was destroyed by fire.

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South Stormont Council receives blue box update NICK LAURIN SOUTH STORMONT, Ontario - On January 26, 2022 - The Township of South Stormont received an update on provincial changes across Ontario regarding the Blue Box program during their regular council meeting.

The Blue Box program is a waste management system used by Canadian municipalities to collect, and separate household waste materials for the purpose of recycling. ‘’When we did a tour of the GFL plant, I don’t know about everybody else, but I was amazed that they were able to turn all those plastics into actual fertilizer for resale. It just

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astonished me, I think it’s a great thing coming down the pipeline’,’ said Deputy Mayor Smith.

The update given to the Township was about making producers responsible for the collection, reuse, refurbishment, and recycling of blue box materials.

The Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority (RPRA) oversees enforcing these new changes to the program. Producers must meet recycling targets and register with the RPRA to receive collections.

This change of responsibility to producers will be effective in Stormont and SDG as of January 1, 2025.

Cornwall City Council passes budget; tax rate increase of 2.9 per cent administration to Council, at the end of which ”Betty White Challenge” raises $4,720 for NICK SEEBRUCH Councillor Elaine MacDonald immediately moved to see the budget approved without fur- SD&G OSPCA CORNWALL, Ontario - Cornwall City Council nseebruch@seawaynews.media

passed the 2022 municipal budget at a special meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 26 with a tax rate increase of 2.9 per cent or $78.03 for a home valued at 176,907 for a total average residential tax bill of 2,769.06 for 2022.

Council had been facing an increase of 3.59 per cent, but much of that was reduced by budget items that were removed by administration including $2.7 million for redoing the patio and front steps of the Cornwall Civic Complex, $650,000 for a splashpad at Menard Park, $275,000 to redo the Aquatic Centre Splashpad and more.

Over two days, the City’s operating and capital projects budget were presented by

ther changes from Council.

“I vote we adopt the budget as presented. It is a fair budget that meets our obligations,” MacDonald said. “We are adding progressive features to life in Cornwall and that we can do it for a 2.9 per cent increase is a tribute to administration.” Councillor Claude McIntosh pointed out that many municipalities across Ontario were seeing budget increases of three per cent or more and he challenged his colleagues to find places to cut.

“I have no problem with 2.9. I’m not going to do a victory lap or anything. It is an inflationary budget,” he said.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - The Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry branch of the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA) has announced that they received $4,720 in donation in connection with the Betty White Challenge.

The challenge began to circulate online as a way to pay tribute to the late American actor Betty White. White, who’s well know for her roles as Sue-Ann Nivens in The Mary Tyler National Cupcake Day photo submitted by the OSPCA. Moore Show and later as Rose Nylund have been 100th birthday. in Golden Girls, passed away on Dec. 31, See the full story at www.cornwallseawaynews.com 2021, just a few weeks short of what would

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Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness in Canada, affecting some 300,000 people. It’s been nicknamed the “silent thief of sight,” as noticeable symptoms often don’t appear until vision loss has already begun.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - The cold weather didn’t deter supporters of the “Truckers for Freedom” convoy from gathering at the Petro Pass gas station on Boundary Road on January 29.

A truck cab travels towards the rendezvous point for the trip to Ottawa at the Petro Pass station in Cornwall on January 29. Goddard photo People of all ages lined the entrances to the Petro Pass, cheering as big rigs and other vehicles arrived at the Cornwall staging area. There was a lot of excitement and enthusiasm amongst the crowd with the vehicle drivers blowing their horns as they went back. When the convoy moved out shortly before 10 a.m. supporters once again cheered and waved as the vehicles began the trek to Ottawa.

“I couldn’t find a truck to drive, so I came here as an individual to show my support to them” commented local truck driver Jen Booth as the horns honked. She mentioned how she “has had enough of the restrictions”, mentioning how things seem to change day to day before continuing the vaccines were supposed to allow things to re-open and this hasn’t happened.

A large donation of supplies for convoy participants, including water, snacks and food were located at the edge of the parking lot. Katrina Elstub, owner of Katrina’s Corner Kitchen in Monkland provided 200 box lunches for convoy participants. When asked, Elstube explained truckers had supported her restaurant and

Dear Editor, station, that there was a vaccination clinic for The truckers should have said the protest the Black and Carribean community. What hapwas to support the LGBT community, and then pened to Trudeau’s all inclusive mandate.

Trudeau would have made an appearance for Just saying. Thanks sure.

Warren Brown Also today we saw on CP 24, the toronto tv Cornwall, Ontario

Response to truckers Artur Pulatoe, a truck driver from Toronto, was at the Cornwall staging area for the convoy to Ottawa to offer support to those making their way to the nation’s capital. Goddard photo during the pandemic has supported truckers, including by the donation of these lunches.

One of many groups of supporters at the Petro Pass station, providing support to the “Truckers for Freedom” convoy. Goddard photo There were close to one hundred trucks and vehicles parked, waiting for the convoy to begin as the clock ticked closer to the 10 a.m. start time. Toronto truck drive Artur Pulatoe had made a delivery to Cornwall and knowing people would be congregating at truck stops for the trip to Ottawa on Saturday parked at the Petro Pass station. While he was not planning to join the convoy, he commented he supported the trek to Ottawa and expressed his thanks to all the supporters. He mentioned of his friends were travelling to Ottawa in their personal vehicles and he hoped to join them at some point.

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First of all, lets get the politics out of the way.

I’m a card-carrying member of the CPC. The vaccine and testing mandates have NOTHING to do with freedom. It has everything to do with the protection of oneself and everybody else. Covid is a global problem and requires specific management to stop or at least slow the spread to protect the population as much as possible. If this means governmental mandates then they are doing their job to protect us.

Those who do not wish to vaccinate or even test are putting their and others health at risk.

This is extremely selfish. For governments to enforce mandates is NOT tyrannical or fascist.

The author of the “Trucker Convoy” article is obviously ignorant of the realities facing this nation as well as the globe.

In exceptional circumstances, like a global pandemic, codes, declarations and charters

need to be put aside to a small degree temporarily for the safety of human kind. If the unvaccinated are concerned about freedom, then they should ask themselves what affect are my decisions having on the freedoms of others.

I disagree with some things the Liberal government is doing but I do support Trudeau in his management of this crisis. Yes, he has made mistakes but tell me one, just one leader on this rock we live on who hasn’t. I don’t think there is another person in government who could do a better job at managing the crisis and trying to protect the citizenry. I dislike Trudeau but he has my full support in the current crisis. It is time to put differences aside and support the governing bodies no matter what political stripe to get this country and the globe free of this pestilence. IT IS NOT TYRANNY, FASCISM or DISCRIMINATION. Nicholas Tutllett, South Stormont, Ontario

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Greater national events aren’t usually something I would comment on. We are a local newspaper and I like to use this space to comment on local issues.

However, the truck convoy that passed through Cornwall on Saturday has both national and local implications.

In the week leading up to the event and in the days since I’ve seen fierce local debate on the issue on social media.

First of all, let me just say that I believe that if you want to be a part of the conversation, you need to come ready to act like an adult. It is a shame that social media provides a platform for and amplifies the voices of those who act like children, who believe that those they disagree with need to be demeaned or threatened into submission.

My perspective on the convoy is that firstly vaccines work, temporary public health restrictions work, and that being asked to endure both of these things is a price I’m willing to pay, a small price. I feel for local business owners who have lost revenue due to these restrictions, but many of those came from Doug Ford at Queen’s Park, and not Justin Trudeau in Ottawa.

The stated reason of the convoy going to Ottawa was to protest the vaccine mandate for Canadian truckers, of which, the vast majority are already vaccinated. In fact, the mandate is estimated to affect around 12,000 unvaccinated truckers or roughly 10 per cent of the members of the Canadian Trucking Alliance.

Let me also say that COVID-19 vaccines are safe.

According to the U.S. Centre for Disease Control 0.0022 per cent of individuals who received a COVID-19 vaccine died after the shot was

administered. Keep in mind hundreds of millions of doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in the U.S. and that while these small numbers of deaths may have occurred after a vaccine was given that is not the same as the vaccine being the cause of death so the percentage of deaths is likely lower.

Vaccines work and the data shows us that they work. While some may point out that the number of vaccinated individuals who have been hospitalized might seem high, keep in mind that as a percentage of the vaccinated population, the number that wind up in the hospital is relatively low, while as a percentage, the number of unvaccinated who wind up in the hospital is relatively high.

These Canadian truckers are also not being forced to take the vaccine, they can choose not to take it, but they would have to self-isolate, under go testing and other restrictions upon entry to the country for the protection of Canadian residents who they might come into contact with.

The original message of this convoy that left from Cornwall on Saturday morning has clearly been drowned out by individuals associated with it who performed some childish, hateful, and in some cases violent acts.

From what I have seen, individuals associated with this protest on Saturday were carrying swastikas, Confederate flags, disrespected the Terry Fox Memorial, defaced the National War Memorial, defecated on the lawns of homes where the Pride flag was flying, carried transphobic signage and threatened violence against the Prime Minister.

Let me be clear that while I’m sure this was a minority of those who supported the truck protest, none of this is okay and no one who participated in any of the above deserves to be a part of the public discourse. I am not a fan of Donald Trump or what

Here’s your Groundhog Day recipe Nick Wolochatiuk Dances with Words

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Some of you out there have been living on Facebook too much. Some of you have been putting yourself in self-imposed quarantine because you had a runny nose last week. Some of you are hiding in fear of the imminent End Times. You’ve lost the basic skills of cursive writing, shucking corn on the cob, doing sums, mending socks, reciting the seven-times tables and doing long division.

And now, I finally get to the point of this week’s lament: hardly anyone, neither the little kids, nor the teens, not even the adults, are making snowpeople these days. Before Global Warming completely eliminates all vestiges of snow on Earth, I’d like to see the art of crafting snowpeople be revived. To achieve this,

here’s the recipe for creating a snowperson. It must be followed meticulously. Due to lobbying, the term ‘snowman’ must never be written or spoken.

INGREDIENTS: 50 liters of water (unprocessed, from St. Lawrence River); one carrot; two chunks of charcoal; one cheery hat; one banana; two deciduous branches; three buckets [small, medium and large]; one mug.

RECIPE: When temperature is -20C or below, wind is less than 3 km/h fill mug with water 250 times. Hurl contents of each mug into the air. Contents will fall to earth in the form of snow. Gather snow into the three buckets. Press firmly into the shape of each bucket.

Turn each bucket upside-down. Place contents of largest bucket on ground. Place contents of medium bucket on top of contents of largest bucket. Place contents of small bucket on top of contents of medium bucket.

OPTIONAL: If appearance of obesity or pregnancy is preferred, place largest bucket on top of medium bucket. Modify shape of contents of each bucket, based on personal preferences. Insert carrot (nose) horizontally

he stands for, but I would never wish him physical harm. Adults speak with respect, and they do not name call or threaten violence and those that do should not be respected or listened to.

All of that being said, I’m left wondering what this protest was really about and what it wanted to accomplish. Was it really a protest to protect a small number of individuals from getting a vaccine that is safe?

Or against vaccine mandates, which are nothing new in recent medical history? If not those things, then what?

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were threatened by the fire. The plant was owned and operated by Neil and F. M. (Curly) Charlebois. ... Cornwall firefighters had a new contract that gave the 43 union members a $148 across-the-board increase.

The new wage for a first-class firefighter was $4,540 a year (about $100,000 less than today). .... Officers at the local Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment on First Street East (near Central Park) no longer had to find a pay phone to call the office when on patrol. The two cars were equipped with two-way radios. The detachment was staffed by a corporal and four constables. ...

Rev. Francis Foley, pastor of St. Finnan’s Cathedral in Alexandria, was killed in a car accident. He was 42. ... Rick Plamondon of Classical College won the Holy Name Juvenile Hockey League scoring title. Three players – Guy St. Jean and Yves Sinclair of the College and Larry Gabri of Nativity – tied for second place. ... Windsor native Rod Scott was hired as the first director of the new St. Columban’s Hall built at a cost of $425,000 ($3,674,235 in today’s dollars).

It was a huge financial undertaking for the parish that would become a financial albatross. Later in the year the Young Men’sYoung Women’s Christian Association opened its new facility on Fifth Street East.

As with St. Columban’s Hall, it struggled to pay the bills and eventually closed. The feeling among many was that the “Y” had become too elitist, catering to young people from the upper level of the proverbial food chain. ... Property assessment in the city increased by $403,602 to $16,122,744. ...

Retired Ontario Provincial Police commissioner Edwin V. McNeil, who started with career with the Cornwall OPP detachment on Augustus Street, died at age 64.

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and was put on a ventilator. His weeks-long battle ended last week when he succumbed to the virus. He was 51 and in excellent health before he became ill. He won gold in 2000, silver in 1996 and was a world champion in 2002. Csollany had a change of heart when first diagnosed and received one dose of the vaccine, but it was too little, too late. ... Fully-vaccinated Donald Trump and the world’s top disease experts agree on one thing – nobody has died because they received the vaccine.

SPORTS STUFF Be interesting if the Ukraine had a hockey team in the upcoming Olympics – playing in the same pool as the Ruskies. There are no Ukrainians playing in the National Hockey League. ... Rod Pasma who played two seasons for the Royals is still involved in hockey. He is NHL vice-president of hockey operations. His duties include overseeing video reviews. ... Way back when, Don Cherry called Alex Ovechkin’s first 50-goal season a fluke. Cherry also labelled rookie Mario Lemieux a “floater.” Some fluke. Some floater.

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TRIVIA Name the Cornwall mayors elected to the top job without first serving on city council: 1) Dr. Elzear Emard, 2) Ed Lumley, 3) Ron Martelle, 4) Emile Menard, 5) Phil Poirier, 6) Aaron Horovitz, 7) Brian Lynch, 8) Brian Sylvester.

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One thing I’ve learned when it comes to staging a protest is this: Go big or stay home.

Good example is the protest by hundreds of truckers – and the usual troublesome hangers-on – that morphed into a take-over of Ottawa’s downtown, forcing businesses, many struggling to stay afloat, to close while making it almost impossible for non-protesters to get through the downtown core.

The sideshow included a handful of idiots doing a happy dance on the tomb of the unknown soldier, messing around with the Terry Fox statue, invading the busy Rideau Centre and causing a major disruption at a downtown mission/shelter for homeless folks.

All, of course, in the name of freedom.

How can this happen?

It is all about numbers. Protesting 101.

The bigger the crowd, the longer the rope granted by those in charge of enforcing the laws.

Imagine if you and a handful of folks decided to shutdown Wellington Street in front of the Parliament Buildings for even a couple of hours, let a huge chunk of the downtown core, for three days?

It would be good-morning judge, real quick.

Ottawa police – backed up by squads from the OPP, RCMP and Toronto – took a ho-hum, what-can-you-do position. The Ottawa chief, looking like a weak-kneed wimp, went on TV to say that since nobody had been killed or hurt he didn’t want to “throw fuel on the fire.” That has to be music to the ears of every radical group in the country.

In fairness to the police, they know that a wholesale crackdown would invited violence and condemnation from the cop-bashing

crowd, some of whom are embedded in the legal profession and think social workers should replace the police.

Hey, I’ve got an idea. Why not take a page from the defund-the-cops handbook.

Send in the social workers to have a “discussion” with the protesters.

THIS MONTH CIRCA 1962 Cornwall General Hospital administrator Frank Silversides said the new Ontario Hospital Insurance Act (aka universal health care) that provided free health care to all citizens was responsible for a growing shortage of hospital beds in the city.

Even with a combined 434 beds, Cornwall’s two hospitals – Hotel Dieu and General – were struggling to find beds for patients. At the Dieu, with 266 beds, the number of people waiting for a bed was 70. Over at the General, with 168 beds, the wait list had 40 names. In addition, the General had an annex at the St. Lawrence Sanatorium with 46 beds, while Macdonell Memorial had 118 beds. Both were used for chronically ill patients. Hospital official said that despite the shortage of beds, they could handle emergencies.

The administrator noted that the new health care system did not cover out-patient visits, thus the trend to move people into beds covered by public health-care insurance. The plan did not cover more than one procedure during the same hospital stay.

His suggestion: If you can afford it, buy into a private health care plan to cover the “extras.”

He said another downside of the universal plan was that government control over how hospitals functioned had increased to the point of absolute management by the ministry of health.

ALSO THIS MONTH 1962 The familyowned Charlebois Beverages bottling plant on Baldwin Avenue was destroyed by an early-morning blaze. Four delivery trucks and all equipment were lost. Several nearby homes

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The Tourism Development Corporation of Cornwall (TDCC) is currently seeking applications from interested community members to serve in the volunteer position of

DIRECTOR

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La Corporation de développement touristique de Cornwall (CDTC) sollicite actuellement des candidatures de membres de la collectivité intéressés à occuper le poste de bénévole de

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The Director position involves attendance and participation in monthly meetings (with honorarium) and other related tasks throughout the year. Interested candidates should have experience and knowledge in the areas of governance, tourism and community development.

The TDCC is a not-for-profit corporation with the exclusive purpose of developing, promoting and furthering Cornwall’s tourism sector. The TDCC is governed by a threemember Board of Directors and administers the Tourism Development Fund as per the conditions outlined in a Service Agreement with the City of Cornwall. The Tourism Development Fund is supported by a portion of the revenues generated from the Municipal Accommodation Tax (MAT) in the City of Cornwall.

The following qualifications must be met to hold the position of Director on the TDCC; • At least 18 years of age; • Not been declared incapable by a court in Canada or in another country; • Not have the status of bankrupt; and • Not have a direct beneficial or pecuniary interest in a business or an organization with ties to the tourism sector.

Interested individuals are invited to submit a letter of interest and their resume by no later than Monday, February 7 at 4:30 pm.

Submissions should be sent to: Amy Malyon, Tourism Coordinator City of Cornwall 100 Water Street East, Cornwall, ON K6H 6G4 amalyon@cornwall.ca For more information on the TDCC and Tourism Development Fund, please visit www.CornwallTourism.com/TDF.

Le poste de directeur comprend la participation aux réunions mensuelles (avec honoraires) et à d’autres tâches connexes tout au long de l’année. Les candidats intéressés devraient avoir de l’expérience et des connaissances dans les domaines de la gouvernance, du tourisme et du développement communautaire.

La CDTC est une corporation sans but lucratif dont l’objectif exclusif est de développer, promouvoir et faire avancer le secteur touristique de Cornwall. La corporation est régie par un conseil d’administration composé de trois membres et elle administre le Fonds de développement touristique conformément aux conditions énoncées dans une entente de service avec la Ville de Cornwall. Le Fonds de développement touristique est financé par une partie des recettes provenant de la Taxe municipale sur l’hébergement (TMH) de la Ville de Cornwall.

Les qualités suivantes doivent être satisfaites pour occuper le poste de directeur à la CDTC : • être agé d’au moins 18 ans; • ne pas avoir été déclaré inapte par un tribunal au Canada ou dans un autre pays; • ne pas avoir le statut de failli; • ne pas avoir d’intérêt économique ou financier direct dans une entreprise ou une organisation ayant des liens avec le secteur du tourisme.

Les personnes intéressées sont invitées à soumettre une lettre d’intérêt et leur curriculum vitae au plus tard le lundi 7 février à 16 h 30.

Les candidatures doivent être envoyées à : Amy Malyon, Coordonnatrice du tourisme Ville de Cornwall 100, rue Water Est, Cornwall (Ontario) K6H 6G4 amalyon@cornwall.ca Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur la TDTC et le Fonds de développement touristique, veuillez visiter le site www.cornwalltourism.com/fr/fdt/.

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In accordance with the “Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act”, personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, 2001, as amended and will be used for the purpose of candidate selection.

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OPERATIONAL BUSINESS ANALYST Looking for a career in which you can perform a variety of tasks including financial, reporting and analysis along with a keen interest in innovation management for a dynamic Company?

If you have a positive attitude, excellent communication skills, are seeking a rewarding career along with an opportunity to work both independently and be part of a collaborative/dynamic team with an attractive compensation package and more - we encourage you to apply!

WHAT MAKES YOU A SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE? • Completion of post secondary education in Business Administration or related field • Demonstrated ability to manage multiple tasks/projects with strict deadlines.

• Highly motivated, self-directed with excellent interpersonal, analytical, written and presentation skill to work with our internal and external customers.

• Proven experience with troubleshooting principles, methodologies and extremely resourceful.

• Demonstrated leadership experience preferably in a unionized environment and experience addressing internal or external customer inquiries in a diplomatic and professional manner.

• Highly proficient in MS Office; experience in SAP would be an asset.

• Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communications skills including the ability to build successful working relationships.

• The language of work will be in English; ability to communicate in French would be an asset.

• Must hold and maintain a valid Ontario “G” license with a clean driving abstract – some travel will be required.

The Township of South Glengarry is a vibrant rural municipality boasting beautiful parks and natural areas, family-friendly events, rich heritage and strong Celtic traditions. Ontario’s easternmost municipality, South Glengarry is close to major highways and is within commuting distance to Ottawa and Montreal. With just under 14,000 residents, South Glengarry’s agricultural roots are highlighted annually in Canada’s oldest annual fair. Spanning an impressive 45 kilometers along the St. Lawrence River, residents and tourists alike enjoy our waterfront vistas and activities.

The Township of South Glengarry is seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic individual for a permanent position as the Economic Development Officer (EDO). Reporting to the General Manager of Planning Building & Enforcement, the Economic Development Officer is responsible for facilitating the Township’s community and economic development and promotional initiatives by; identifying and promoting community and economic development opportunities, applying for funding assistance for community and economic development activities and programs, assisting and encouraging local organizations, businesses and individuals with developing and implementing promotional strategies for the Township and promoting the community in order to expand community and economic development The ideal candidate will have the following experience and preferred qualifications: • University degree or college diploma in Marketing/Promotions, Community/Economic Development, Business Administration and/or combined with related experience. Equivalencies will be considered.

• Demonstrated working knowledge in Community and Economic Development and marketing/promotions.

Able to identify local, regional and territorial potential economic development opportunities.

Previous municipal experience considered an asset.

• Advanced oral and written communication skills, ability to establish and maintain proactive relationships with managers, employees, the public and outside agencies with diplomacy, respect and confidentiality.

Salary range $65,236 - $76,748, plus benefits and pension plan.

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Qualified and interested candidates must submit their cover letter and resume via email to: Cyndi DeVries Human Resource Advisor, cdevries@southglengarry.com no later than February 14, 2022 at 4:00pm.

A complete job description can be found on the Township of South Glengarry website - www.southglengarry.com In accordance with the “Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act”, personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, 2001, as amended, and will be used for the purpose of candidate selection.

Accommodations of persons with disabilities are available for all parts of the recruitment and selection process.

Applicants need to make their required accommodations known in advance to the Human Resources Advisor, or designate.

We thank all applicants and advise that only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.

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This position is located in beautiful Cornwall, Ontario, which is a safe and friendly growing community located on the banks of the St. Lawrence River in Eastern Ontario. Reporting to the Supervisor, Engineering & Planning, this position will be responsible for regional and corporate reliability reports, budget preparation and variance reports, billing accuracy and customer service analysis reviews, maintain engineering and business databases, compliance analysis and review, assist with project management and identify continuance improvement opportunities.

We thank all respondents, however due to volume we will only contact those selected for an interview.

Cornwall Electric, together with FortisOntario, is committed to nurturing a positive, professional, and equal opportunity workforce. In accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, we are equipped to accommodate individual needs identified to us throughout our hiring process.

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Interested candidates should submit their cover letter and resume via email to: Cyndi DeVries - Human Resources Advisor cdevries@southglengarry.com no later than Friday February 25, 2022, 4:00pm.

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Le Conseil de la ville de Cornwall a reçu une mise à jour de la Société historique SDG concernant le Musée communautaire de Cornwall.

NICK LAURIN CORNWALL, Ontario - Le conseil de la ville de Cornwall a reçu une mise à jour de la Société historique SDG concernant le Musée communautaire de Cornwall.

Le conservateur principal, Jean-Yves Lemoine, a présenté au conseil l’objectif du Musée communautaire de Cornwall de devenir un facteur économique, en créant des activités touristiques pour la communauté, et de renforcer son partenariat avec la ville de Cornwall.

La première activité du musée en 2022 est une célébration de l’amitié et de l’arrivée/du campement des nouveaux colons en 1784.

“L’une de nos principales activités va être une célébration de l’amitié, nous aurons des reconstitueurs autour du Musée le 20 mai”, a déclaré Jean-Yves Lemoine. “Notre activité va inclure toutes les cultures qui étaient présentes en 1784, donc nous aurons des Mohawks, des Canadiens français, des Britanniques, des Écossais et des Palatins.”

L’objectif du musée de la communauté de

Cornwall avec cette activité est de plonger les gens dans ce que ce serait de faire partie de ces cultures en 1784.

“Nous allons voyager dans le temps jusqu’en 1784, pour que nos visiteurs puissent le vivre. Nous allons proposer de nombreuses activités, comme la réplique d’un bateau canadien-français, et en expliquer l’histoire. Nous aurons une cérémonie d’accueil traditionnelle mohawk... et tout au long du week-end, nous aurons des chants traditionnels écossais, canadiens-français, britanniques, mohawks.”

L’un des nouveaux ajouts au musée est un centre de recherche où seront entreposées Jean-Yves Lemoine présente la vision du Musée communautaire de Cornwall pour 2022 lors les archives de la section Dominion de l’UE- d’une présentation au Conseil municipal de Cornwall le lundi 24 janvier 2022.

LAC qui ont été relocalisées.

“Nous sommes très fiers d’avoir créé un aider les gens à faire toute recherche sur la pense que vous allez animer le parc, et cela centre de recherche, et aussi une bib- généalogie, ou toute autre demande.” fait longtemps que nous attendons que cela liothèque centralisée dans une salle polyLe conseil de la ville de Cornwall a été se produise”, a déclaré la conseillère Elaine valente”, a déclaré Jean-Yves Lemoine. enthousiasmé par la présentation, et plu- MacDonald. “Je pense que les événements “Dans nos archives, nous avons plus de 10 sieurs conseillers ont exprimé leur enthousi- que vous avez prévus seront bien suivis”.

Pour plus d’informations sur le Musée 000 dossiers sur Cornwall, les entreprises, asme pour ces événements à venir.

“M. Lemoine, c’était probablement la communautaire de Cornwall et sur les événeles personnes, SD&G, et un peu plus d’un demi-million de photos qui sont numérisées présentation la plus excitante que j’ai vue à ments à venir, visitez son site Web ou sa dans notre banque de données pour pouvoir la table du Conseil depuis très longtemps. Je page Facebook.

Le Conseil de South Stormont reçoit une mise à jour du program blue box NICK LAURIN

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SOUTH STORMONT, Ontario - Le 26 janvier 2022 - Le canton de South Stormont a reçu une mise à jour sur les changements provinciaux à travers l’Ontario concernant le programme de la boîte bleue lors de la réunion régulière du conseil.

Le programme Blue Box est un système de

gestion des déchets utilisé par les municipalités canadiennes pour collecter et séparer les déchets ménagers en vue de leur recyclage.

«Lorsque nous avons visité l’usine GFL, je ne sais pas ce qu’il en est pour les autres, mais j’ai été étonné qu’ils soient capables de transformer tous ces plastiques en engrais pour la revente. J’ai été stupéfait, je

pense que c’est une excellente chose qui se prépare», a déclaré le maire adjoint Smith.

La mise à jour donnée au canton concernait la responsabilité des producteurs pour la collecte, la réutilisation, la remise à neuf et le recyclage des matériaux de la boîte bleue.

La Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority (RPRA) veille à l’application de ces

nouveaux changements au programme. Les producteurs doivent atteindre des objectifs de recyclage et s’inscrire auprès de la RPRA pour bénéficier des collectes.

Ce changement de responsabilité des producteurs sera appliqué à Stormont et SDG à partir du 1er janvier 2025.

Le bureau principal du canton de Glengarry Nord est prêt à déménager NICK LAURIN Alexandria, le 26 janvier 2022 - Le canton de North Glengarry a fait l’acquisition de l’immeuble du Commonwell Mutual Insurance Group situé au 3720, County Road 34, à Alexandria, pour y installer son bureau principal.

Actuellement, le personnel du canton est réparti dans plusieurs endroits. Les travaux publics, les services, les services des travaux publics, des services communautaires et des incendies sont situés dans des bâtiments distincts, tandis que les services de l’administration, de la trésorerie, de la construction et de la planification des règlements municipaux sont regroupés sous un même toit. Les résidents qui cherchent à obtenir des renseignements ou des services d’un ou de plusieurs services se rendent souvent au bureau principal et ne peuvent pas accéder à tous les services du canton en un seul endroit. De plus, le deuxième étage du bureau principal actuel n’est pas accessible aux résidents qui ont besoin des services des services de construction, d’urbanisme et des règlements municipaux. De plus, la salle du conseil du

canton est située au Centre Sandfield, ce qui n’est pas central par rapport aux bureaux du personnel et nécessite un montage et un démontage à chaque réunion. À l’automne 2021, le canton a approché le Commonwell Mutual Insurance Group pour l’immeuble situé sur le County Road 34, au sujet de l’immeuble situé sur la County Road 34, qui était inoccupé. Des négociations pour l’achat de l’immeuble et des discussions avec le conseil ont eu lieu à la fin de 2021.

Un prix de 825 000 $ a été convenu et l’accord d’achat a été signé au début du mois de janvier.

«Le conseil d’administration et le personnel de Commonwell sont heureux que le canton utilise notre bâtiment pour son nouveau bureau», a déclaré Tim Shauf, président et chef de la direction. «Avec le passage à un travail plus éloigné en raison de la pandémie, nous avons ajusté notre approche pour fournir des services d’assurance, mais nous continuons à être actifs et engagés envers tous nos clients actuels et futurs de Glengarry Nord».

Le canton a acquis, par le biais d’un don, l’ancien emplacement d’Alexandria Moulding

au 95 Lochiel Street, Alexandria, en 2016. Le bâtiment a été utilisé pour l’entreposage au cours des dernières années, mais aucun plan à long terme pour le site n’était en place. Le canton a été approché par un acheteur potentiel à l’automne 2021. Un prix de 800 000 $ a été négocié et fixé avant les vacances, et l’entente a été signée au début de janvier.

L’acheteur, Minimax Express, continuera d’exploiter le site comme installation de stockage. Les fonds provenant de la vente de l’immeuble du 95 Lochiel seront utilisés pour compenser l’achat du nouvel immeuble de bureaux sur la County Road 34.

«Le nouveau bâtiment du bureau principal est un excellent investissement pour le canton, car il permet d’améliorer le service à la clientèle en réunissant tous nos services sous un même toit, dans un nouvel endroit accessible», a déclaré le maire Jamie MacDonald, «Le fait que l’achat du bâtiment ait pu être réalisé avec un impact minimal pour les contribuables est une véritable réussite.»

Bien que la vente des deux bâtiments se termine le 31 mai, le déménagement dans le

nouveau bureau municipal n’aura pas lieu avant l’été 2022. Le public sera informé de la date exacte de l’ouverture du nouveau bureau dès que la date sera connue. Avec le déménagement du personnel de l’immeuble administratif des travaux publics situé au 63, rue Kenyon Ouest à Alexandria, l’immeuble sera vacant et sera donc vendu une fois que le personnel aura emménagé dans les nouveaux locaux. La salle du Conseil sera déplacée vers le nouveau site, avec une installation permanente et une couverture caméra accrue pour le visionnage des réunions en ligne.

«Le plan stratégique d’entreprise de 2019 contient un objectif visant à établir un environnement d’entreprise solide en matière de service à la clientèle», déclare la DGA Sarah Huskinson. «Le déménagement dans les nouveaux locaux permettra à tous les services du canton de se trouver au même endroit, ce qui augmentera le service à la clientèle pour les contribuables, ainsi que la cohésion du personnel, l’efficacité et la coopération entre les services.»

More long-term care beds announced for Cornwall and South Glengarry NICK SEEBRUCH

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CORNWALL, Ontario - In two separate announcements made on Thursday, Jan. 27, Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry MPP Jim McDonell and Ontario Minister for Long-Term Care Paul Calandra announced a combined 256 new or upgraded long-term care beds for Sandfield Place in Cornwall and for a new longterm care facility to be built in Lancaster South Glengarry.

“This is great news. It is very important that we continue to invest in long-term care while ensuring our residents can continue to live in their communities, enjoying the very best

quality of life possible,” said Jim McDonell, MPP for Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry. “We need to meet the long-term care needs of today and the future.”

Sandfield Place in Cornwall will be getting 75 new long-term care beds and 53 upgraded beds, while the new Lancaster facility will be receiving 68 new beds and 60 upgraded beds.

“The Township of South Glengarry is extremely pleased and proud to see the investment in more long-term care beds for Lancaster,” said Lyle Warden, Mayor of South Glengarry.

“This project provides more choices for seniors to live in our community as long as our residents wish. Part of our strategic plan is improving quality of life in our community. Today’s

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“The additional long-term care beds will assist with a recognized need in our community,” said Glen Grant, Mayor of the City of Cornwall. “We want to thank the provincial government for recognizing and reacting to the long-term care needs in our community.”

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These announced new and upgraded longterm care beds are just the latest in a series of long-term care funding announcements that have been announced in the region over the past four-to-five years. In all, in recent years 333 new and 627 upgraded long-term care beds have been announced in Cornwall and the surrounding United Counties of SD&G. “Our government has a plan to fix long-term care and a key part of that plan is building modern, safe, and comfortable homes for our seniors,” said Paul Calandra, Minister of Long-Term Care. “When these two homes are completed, they will be places for seniors in Cornwall and Lancaster to call home, near their friends and family.”

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Char-Lan Recreation Centre Ice Pad: A general description of the work includes removal of the existing concrete ice pad and dasher boards and installation of a new concrete ice pad and dasher board system.

On the same day, and shortly after the closing time, the tenders will be opened, and the total tendered amount will be read by the Township. The virtual opening can be attended via zoom at the link below: Char-Lan Rec Centre Ice Pad - Tender Virtual Opening Online Meeting The tender documents and applicable addenda may be obtained from Merx and the Township of South Glengarry website (commencing January 25th, 2022). Please email kcampeau@southglengarry.com to be added to the plan takers list and addendum distribution list (it is the responsibility of the plan takers to check the Merx and Township of South Glengarry websites regularly for addendums).

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By appointment All proceeds going to support the Cornwall Salvation Army Food Bank Auction Opens Online February 4th at 12 Noon & Close February 10th 5:30PM (Soft Close, Staggered)

Auction Features: Over 300 lots of quality antiques and collectables including glass, china, gold and silver jewelry, large qty of vintage cameras and much much more!

The Township of South Glengarry is rehabilitating the Second Line Road Bridge (SN 30043). The structure is located 0.50 km South of Concession Road 7 on Second Line Road. Work includes: scarify and overlay bridge deck, remove expansion joints and replace with semi-integral deck ends, install new approach slabs, partial-depth concrete removals and repairs, earth excavation, grading, erosion and sediment control, road reconstruction, waterproofing and paving, removal and replacement of barriers on deck and approach barriers, anchoring in concrete, etc.

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LEGUE, Amelia (née Tyo)

LEGUE, Amelia (née Tyo) – Peacefully at the Cornwall Community Hospital on Friday January 28, 2022. Born in Williamstown, formerly of R.R. #1 Long Sault Ontario, now from Cornwall. Dear daughter of the late Arthur Tyo and the late Ethel Taillon. Beloved wife of the late Gordon “Mickey” Legue. Loving mother of Joyce Sayyeau (Keith Marsolais) of R.R. #1 Long Sault, Debbie Elliott (Rob) of Bourget , Dale Legue (Betty), Gordon Legue Jr. and Dave Legue (Dawn) all of Cornwall. She will be sadly missed by her grandchildren Tammy Laframboise, Dale Sayyeau, Robbie and Samuel Elliott and her great grandchildren Keisha, Marie Rose and Thomas Laframboise and great great grandchildren Colton, Lily and Alexander Laframboise. Dear sister of Doris Desrosiers (Ray) of Ottawa. Predeceased by one son Elwin “Poncho” Legue, her sisters Edna Cooper, Grace McPherson, Hilda Tyo, Frances Belmore, her brother Frank and several brothers and sisters-in-laws. Resting at Lahaie & Sullivan Cornwall Funeral Homes, 20 Seventh Street, (613-932-8482) on Wednesday February 9th from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Thursday February 10th from 9 a.m. until the time of Funeral. Funeral Service will be held on Thursday February 10, 2022 in the Memorial Chapel of the Funeral Home at 11 a.m. Spring interment. As expressions of sympathy donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family.

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It is with great sadness that the family of Moreen Tourangeau announces her passing at the Cornwall Community Hospital on January 24, 2022 at the age of 83 years. Beloved wife of the late Philip Tourangeau. Moreen will be lovingly remembered by her children Diana Seguin (Ricky), Karen Stefik (Michael) and Robert Tourangeau (Sue).

She will be fondly remembered by her six granddaughters, Tiffanie Seguin (Chris), Kayla Cardinal (Justin), Carley Brault (Jordan), Alyson St. Jean (Justin), Jazmen Tourangeau, Vanessa Tourangeau (Steven), great-grandchildren Madison, Cameron, Rowan, Skyla and Philip.

Dear step-sister of René Lauber (Anita) of Cornwall. Predeceased by her parents Martha (née Hale), George Lauber and her step-sisters Edna, Doris and Mabel. Moreen will also be forever be remembered by her numerous nieces, nephews, extended family and dear friends. The family wish to extend a heartfelt thank you to the staff and doctors of the Cornwall Community Hospital emergency department and Critical Care Unit for their excellent care and compassion. Arrangements entrusted to Lahaie & Sullivan Cornwall Funeral Homes West Branch, 20 Seventh Street West, (613-932-8482). An attendance controlled Celebration of Life will be held on Wednesday February 2, 2022 in the Chapel of the Funeral Home at 11 a.m. Due to covid restrictions you are invited to view the ceremony live or on replay at ( https://funeraweb. tv/diffusions/45422 ). Memorial donation in memory of Moreen can be made to Cornwall Hospice. Messages of condolence may be left at www.lahaiesullivan.ca.

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Why did councillor Justin Towndale not make a few motions to cut spending from the budget? He sat back, waited until the vote then declares he wanted to review for more cuts? Did he not have two weeks to talk to admin and get answers then propose cuts?

Weak answer from a guy who wants to be mayor.

And what’s up with councillor Bergeron?

Has he given up on this term …you would have expected more from him.

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So, if 50% or so of the tax bill you get is really the school board tax being collected, and 85% or so of the remainder is for salaries only leave 15% of the money to be spent on city operations? So why was the payroll not cut 20% like most business are having to do to survive. I see something wrong here…

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This includes public skating, stick and puck sessions, badminton, youth tennis, yoga, sportball and ballroom dancing. Some programs have been extended to make up for the January closure. For additional info, please contact the Benson Centre at 613-938-9898.

Have a community comment you’d like to share? Email nseebruch@seawaynews.media for it to appear in Scuttlebutt.

The United Counties of SD&G are holding their symposium on rural education this Thursday. Visit sdgcounties.ca for information on how to register to view the symposium. I think that this symposium will be an Have a cute pet that needs to be shared important turning point in local rural educawith the world? Email their photo and a short tion. Something must be done or we will lose caption to nseebruch@seawaynews.media for our rural schools which will be a serious blow to the communities that surround them. it to appear in our Pet Corner.

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Congrats to councillor Syd Gardner for the first re-election swing of the fall…so instead #HappyTastesGood of a quick call to Jamie about two parking Open for Takeout & spots at the curling club, the experienced Drive Thru until 9 pm councillor brought tup the question during the Pitt & 13th St., Cornwall 613-938-6772 wrong spot of the presentation but very clearly supporting his seniors at the curling club with the question of more handicap parking.

Great move…but tell me know that the park- I can’t believe someone broke into my house ing lot has been cut from budget will they still and stole all of my fruit. get their 2 or more spots in 2023?

I am peachless.

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Now that restaurants are re-opened again, let’s go out and show our support and have dinner at a locally owned restaurant this Congratulations to Lesley Thompson on weekend. her new job with the private sector. She has lead ACCFutures, previously Cornwall and the I saw Olsonfab donated some equipment Counties CFDC for the past several years and to Big Ben Ski Centre. What a great show of through it has supported many businesses support from a loyally owned business. and initiatives in our community. She will be starting her new job with Food Cycle Science Sad to see the Cornwall Mattress and this month.

Furniture Company announce this week that All municipal facilities including sports they were going out of business. arenas, into recreational facilities and libraries re-open this week after the latest round Excited to see Seaway Valley Wrestling of restrictions came to an end on Jan. 31. will be returning with a show at the Agora Centre this spring on April 30.

Reader would like to thank all those truckers who were hard at work this weekend staying on their jobs, delivering goods. Much appreciated.

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To The South Glengarry snowplow Driver who cleans the parking lots, especially the northwest parking lot at the Glen Walter Regional Park and carefully keeps the access to the walking path clean and the volunteer who keeps the walking path clean of snow with their four-wheeler. GREAT JOB GUYS! Appreciated by all USERS walking. Thank You Very Much! -BAYVIEW ESTATE USER.”

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TAURUS: You’ll get the green light to fi­ nance a long­awaited project. This is also an excellent week to settle some of your debt and ease your financial bur­ dens.

GEMINI: A lot is going on in every as­ pect of your life. You have many accompli­ shments to be proud of. You’ll do anything it takes to ensure work goes smoothly.

CANCER: A little rest and relaxation are in order. Take the time you need to un­ wind. A family member will need you by their side. If you’re an artist, you’ll be overcome with inspiration.

LEO: You’ll organize a large project that brings people together. Even if it’s not al­ ways easy to get answers from everyone involved, you’ll do what it takes to get re­ sults.

VIRGO: You have a lot of responsibilities at home and at work. However, your con­ tinued efforts will be rewarded with a promotion and a raise.

LIBRA: You’re toying with the idea of taking a pilgrimage. The adventure will require several months of preparation.

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SCORPIO: You’re experiencing a lot of different emotions. You must be true to yourself in your love life. You’ll no longer accept half­measures, and you need to reflect deeply on your relationship.

SAGITTARIUS: Although you’re under a lot of stress at work, you’re a great team player. This skill will take you far. If you’re in a budding relationship, commitment issues may come up.

CAPRICORN: Your career is taking off and you’ll reap the benefits. Neverthe­ less, as things amp up, you’ll have to put in twice the effort. The extra work now will ensure a more stable income in the future.

AQUARIUS: Your self­esteem could use a boost. You’re dedicated to helping oth­ ers, but you must give yourself the same attention, especially if those you help ar­ en’t always grateful.

PISCES: You’ll spend a lot of time with your family. It may be a good idea to consider moving or changing your living environment in the near future.

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