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It’s getting more convenient than ever to upcycle and upgrade your home décor. Through a partnership between the Agapè Centre and Habitat for Humanity, Furniture Partners held its grand opening on Friday, April 22, 2022 on Montreal Road. “We have all secondhand furniture in here, so anything that needs a little upcycling, or maybe a bit of repair. But, it’s stuff that is still too good to go to the landfill,” said the executive director of the Agapè Centre, Lisa Duprau. Proceeds from furniture sales will go directly towards both organizations, who aim to house and feed the homeless. “Our tagline is feeding and housing our community,” said Duprau. “We encourage everyone to come check out what we have and find their newest treasure.” Furniture Partners has now been operating for just over a month, but today marked the
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CORNWALL NEW HORIZONS BAND is going SEAWAY SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB, 506 Pitt St to GOOGLE MEET. We are holding our classes is now open for all activities. Full vaccination online until we can be at least 25 indoors. Info: required. Activities include exercise, guitar lesPat 613-931-1580 sons, guitar jamming, quilting, crafters lounge, yin SPAGHETTI FUNDRAISER: will be held on the yoga and much more. For a full list of activities or last Friday of the month May 27th at Knights of to register call: (613) 932-4969.
TRI-COUNTY LITERACY COUNCIL is offering a FREE GED prep course (grade 12) and Literacy and Basic Skills program. We can help you work towards earning your high school equivalence. Info: 613-932-7161. FOCUS ART SPRING SHOW 2022 at Cornwall Square (level 2) on May 19,20,21,22 and 26,27,28,29. Thurs/Fri: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sat: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Sun: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you are interested in becoming a member do not hesitate to contact Focus Art on Instagram or Facebook.
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Liberals in Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry Nominate Kirsten Gardner as Ontario Liberal Party Candidate Liberals in Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry have nominated Kirsten Gardner, a community activist and Deputy Mayor of South Dundas, as their Ontario Liberal Party (OLP) candidate for the next provincial election. “Kirsten’s passion for public service is obvious when you see how she has represented her community as Deputy Mayor,” said OLP Leader, Steven Del Duca. “Ontario Liberals are best positioned to beat Doug Ford’s Conservatives, and Kirsten’s experience in government will be instrumental in that fight.” Gardner’s career of public service includes positions of senior responsibility at the municipal, provincial and federal government levels. Before municipal politics, Gardner volunteered on the Parent Council of Morrisburg Public School. Gardner is passionate about education and she is recognized for her leadership at the county level for advocating for rural education reform. Also at Stormont Dundas
and Glengarry council, Gardner was a proponent for funding the Mobile Crisis Response Team pilot project with the OPP. The project added a trained mental health nurse to work with officers at the SDG Gardner detachment when responding to mental health crises. If elected, Gardner will bring her leadership and community values to the communities of Stormont— Dundas—South Glengarry as their MPP, taking their concerns and issues to Queen’s Park. “It’s time for the strong representation that Stormont Dundas South Glengarry needs at Queens Park, the concerns of our constituents need to be addressed,” said Kirsten. “As part of the Liberal team, we will deliver. It’s time.”
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Cornwall, Ontario (April 25, 2022) - The United Way Centraide SDG (UWC SDG) is excited to launch its first-ever online 50/50 raffle as part of its spring fundraiser. Sponsored by Your Credit Union, this year’s Handbags for Hope will run from April 25 – May 19 and will include a 50/50 raffle and an online handbag auction. On Monday, April 25 tickets were available for the 50/50 on Rafflebox. The raffle will run for four weeks, ending on Thursday, May 19. The winner, to be announced on May 20, will take home half the jackpot in a luxurious YSL bag valued at $3110. From May 12 – 19, UWC SDG will also be hosting an online handbag auction with a small selection of purses in a variety of styles and colours from indie and well known designer brands. “While we hope this will be the last time our signature spring fundraiser will be digital rather than in-person, we’re really excited to host our first online 50/50 raffle,” said Juliette Labossière, United Way Centraide SDG Executive Director. “Fundraising has been challenging over the past couple of years, but it’s pushed us to innovate and try new strategies to raise money for our work in poverty reduction and our 16 member agencies that are running life-changing
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Can someone get Doug a map SEAWAY NEWS Sometimes you have to wonder if the Doug Ford government believes that our local provincial riding is located in Quebec…or New York State…or maybe Neptune. Last month the Conservatives, who are in full election mode, released ‘Connecting the East: A Draft Transportation Plan for Eastern Ontario’. It’s a plan that contains more than 50 near- and long-term actions, including highway expansions and public transit improvements, that will help address gridlock, connect more people to places and support economic growth. The plan includes the expansion of Highway 417 to four continuous lanes in each direction between Highway 416 and Maitland Avenue in Ottawa, long-term planning work to widen Highway 401 to up to eight lanes in the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, improvements to local and intercommunity bus services, support for the trucking sector by adding truck stops along Highway 401 and the development of a new marine strategy. The government, apparently, consulted with a myriad of stakeholders to ensure they got this plan just right. Guess who is missing in all that funding and good news?
Us – the eastern most part of eastern Ontario. The stakeholders who helped with this report only have to pick up a newspaper to understand our plight. Just last week another poor soul lost their life navigating what is easily the most dangerous highway ANYWHERE in eastern Ontario. Where was MPP Jim McDonell in any of these discussions? Surely someone could have suggested that something, anything, be done to mitigate the dangers of the two-lane gauntlet that links Cornwall with Highway 417. Passing lanes would be an amazing addition to Highway 138. An argument has been made that geography makes this solution difficult. There’s very little Crown-owned property immediately adjacent to the 138 – which means government would have to secure additional property along the highway to build passing lanes. It’s been suggested that the costs of purchasing this property weighs heavily in any decision to construct passing lanes. But how much does a human life cost? How many more lives will be lost on this highway before enough is enough? To be fair, the problem on Highway 138 was not created by government. The issues that plague the 138 are created by us, those
that use the highway on a regular basis. Motorists often drive too fast and pass at dangerous times. If we slowed down, many of the collisions on the 138 would evaporate. But with an increased number of largescale businesses, and other smaller ones, making eastern Ontario their home (Cornwall’s industrial park will soon be completely full) we will see more and more heavy trucks transiting the 138 to make their way to Ottawa and other regional communities north of our community. It’s a recipe for disaster if more isn’t done to address the number of fatalities and serious collisions that take place on Highway
138. As of this writing there are just two candidates who have put their name forward for consideration on the provincial election ballot this summer. Businessman Nolan Quinn is looking to succeed the retiring McDonell on the Tory ticket. South Dundas Deputy Mayor Kirsten Gardiner will run as the Liberal candidate. Regardless of who wins the local race, they should make access to a safe Highway 138 one of their top priorities. We need a locally-born solution to this problem because it is clear the bean counters and decision-makers in Toronto have no idea we exist.
September.” One of my favourite drives is on B.C. 99, more often called “The Sea to Sky Highway”, between the sea at Vancouver and the sky at Whistler. It was thanks to the 2010 winter Olympics that the once treacherous road was transformed to a safe scenic highway. Unfortunately, some of the adrenaline-fuelled young junkies do their best to once again convert it to being treacherous. If you’re familiar with Toronto, you know the significance of the address ‘999 Queen Street West’. Being under legal drinking and driving age, but being almost of age, a teen’s logic says “I’m actually seventeen, because 16.999 is much closer to seventeen than my actual age of sixteen. I’ll have a Molson’s.” If the aviation machinist says to his assistant, “Cut me a piece of titanium
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The number ‘zero’, is also expressed as zilch, nada and nil. ‘10’ indicates perfection, as in Nadia Comaneci’s 10s at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Another 10: Bo Derek in the 1979 movie of the same number. More recently, Guy Lafleur’s Montreal Canadien’s number. At furthest end of the scale is infinity. If my computer would allow me to flip an ‘8’ 90-degrees, I could reproduce the ‘infinity’ symbol. In Scripture, (Matthew 18:2122), Jesus was asked “How often should one be forgiven?”, his response was “seventy times seven”. I guess Matthew’s laptop didn’t have the infinity symbol either. Let’s give number ‘9’, my Sesame
Street number of the week, some thought. If they had cars instead of donkeys in Biblical times, I’m sure gasoline pumps would have had a ‘.IX’ per liter after the price whole numbers. In our day, gasoline is currently going for $175.9 per liter, never $176. The ‘.9’ is always there. These days something ‘99’ and something else ‘.99’ claims “This is a bargain!” The real estate agent claims, “This charming handyman special fixer-upper is going for only $199,000”, but the current owner asserts it as, “A bargain at $200,000.” Who is fooling whom? If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck and waddles like a duck – it’s a duck. There have been many nines in my life. By giving me a 49.9% in my final exam, my grade XIII Latin teacher was saying, “If I liked you, and if you had worked hard, I could have given you a pass. See you next
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that’s 7.999 cm long”, he’d better measure three times and cut very, very carefully. If “A stitch in time saves nine”, why doesn’t it save 8 or 10? I’ve used up 99.999 % of my weekly word allotment, so I’d better quit.
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“Okay,” said the judge, “let me refresh your memory.” Reading from the man’s rap sheet, the judge rattled off a laundry list of charges, convictions and sentences over the previous 10 years. “Oh ya,” said the man. “Thanks for the reminder. I forgot about those.” ALSO THIS MONTH IN 1934 Kinsmen founder H. A. Rogers of Hamilton was guest of the Cornwall Kinsmen Club. ... Cornwall native Francis Lefebvre became the third member of Nativity Parish to be ordained a priest. ... The Legion track and field meet at the Athletic Grounds attracted several top athletes, including Boston Marathon winner Dave Komenen. At the time, the Grounds featured one of the finest cinder tracks in the province. It was ripped out to make room for the Bob Turner Memorial Centre. ... An overflow crowd jammed Nativity Church as 500 children from the parish, each accompanied by a sponsor, were confirmed by the bishop. On hand for the ceremony were 15 ushers. ... What could you buy with $800? How about a new Plymouth. ... A threeyear-old Florida girl with a crippled leg and unable to walk unassisted was walking on her own with no pain several days after underdoing foot manipulation treatment at the world famous Dr. Mahlon Locke clinic in Williamsburg. One magazine called him the man with million dollar thumbs. TRIVIA ANSWER In 1884 Irish priest Father J. J. Kelly was dispatched to Cornwall to establish a parish in east Cornwall to be called Nativity to serve a large number of Irish and French Roman Catholics living in the east end. In her history of Cornwall – From Royal Township to Industrial City – Elinor Senior noted that the Irish, Scots and French in the parish came together to help pay for the new church. TRIVIA From 1959-1961, this television character – a U.S. army sergeant in charge of a camp motor pool – was played by Phil Silvers. QUOTED – “Leadership consists of nothing but taking responsibility for everything that goes wrong and giving your subordinates credit for everything that goes well.” - Gen. Dwight Eisenhower
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BY CORNWALL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Cornwall Community Hospital (CCH) is currently in moderate visitor restrictions as part of the hospital’s ongoing response to COVID-19. During moderate visitor restrictions, most inpatients can identify up to 2 fully vaccinated essential visitors/care partners for scheduled visits (maximum of 1 visitor per day). Moderate visitor restrictions are the hospital’s mid-tier level restrictions between low and full. These restrictions are in place to protect our staff, physicians and vulnerable patients. These restrictions are based on infection control guidance provided by the provincial government, and are consistent with those in place at regional hospitals. Our teams meet frequently to review our policies, as well as: updated guidance and best practice; policies at other hospitals; and the COVID-19 prevalence in the community. Over the course of the pandemic, our visitor restrictions have fluctuated based on the above criteria. As we navigate through the challenges of a sixth wave, our teams, regional partners and public health officials believe these restrictions to be necessary to protect staff, physicians and patients. However, CCH recognizes that there may be circumstances in which additional family or caregiver presence may be required for compassionate or exceptional reasons, which may include: accompanying or staying with minors under the age of 18; visiting patients at end-of-life; or other circumstances requiring family presence as determined with the care team. We also understand that infection control measures including visitor restrictions at the hospital may be frustrating, especially as th e rest of the community begins to move beyond the pandemic. However, hospitals are unique, highrisk settings. Unlike restaurants, shopping malls or gyms, hundreds of high-risk and vulnerable patients are being treated under one roof at any given time at CCH, making these infection control measures all more important. Our visitation and screening staff are doing their very best to work with every patient, caregiver and family to curate updated visitation lists, accommodate exceptional circumstances, or ensure patients can be escorted by caregivers. We understand the process isn’t perfect and sometimes it can be challenging and may seem complicated. For instance, if a patient is discharged and readmitted, they are entitled to review who they want on their visitation list. Further complicating matters is that every patient’s personal situation and family dynamic can be different and unique. Regardless, we are always looking to ensure this process is seamless, transparent, easy and fair for our patients and their families. CCH will continue to review our visitation policies to ensure we can protect our staff, physicians and patients, while also remaining compassionate in our approach and consistent with our partners. In the meantime, we thank the community for its understanding, and like most of you, we look forward to the day in which we can safely welcome more visitors and caregivers. For the most up to date information on our visitor restrictions please visit: https://www.cornwallhospital.ca/en/ VisitingHours.
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One of the most expensive – and largest – real estate transactions in city history has all but pushed the decades old on-again, off-again drive to establish a bona fide university campus in Cornwall over the cliff. The Nav Centre, with all its pro-university campus amenities, was a huge carrot at the end of the university campus stick. The soon-to-become new owner, Devcore Group of Gatineau, hasn’t gone into detail on how the sprawling property overlooking the St. Lawrence River will be developed over the next few years, but high-end housing, especially condos, perhaps a gated community, would be a perfect fit for the vast splendid piece of real estate. The potential for the 560-room building with dozens of meetings rooms is immense. Opened in 1978 (Public Works Minister Jean Chretien cut the ribbon) as the Transport Canada Training Institute, the facility came in with an overbudget price tag of around $35 million. It would not be outrageous to suggest that the new owners paid at least four times that amount. The sale, to be finalized on June 30, gives Devcore an even bigger foot print in the local housing market. It currently has almost 500 rental units in the city, including the Brookdale Arms. It is the city’s biggest landlord. Over the years, the city has talked to the University of Ottawa and Carleton University about establishing a satellite campus in the city. More recently, a sizeable investment was made in hiring a consultant to open the door but neither Carleton nor Ottawa U expressed interest in a degree-granting campus in the city. Nav Canada was interested in the facility being re-invented as a university campus. When the province put the wheels in motion to set up a French-language university, there was hope that Cornwall would be looked at. Instead, it was given to voter rich Toronto. *********** THIS AND THAT Donald Trump has done wonders for the book publishing
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Rotary Club of Cornwall Sunrise Celebrates its Very Own ‘Mamma Mia’!!! On Thursday, April 20th, at the conclusion of the Rotary Club of Cornwall Sunrise annual Paul Harris Recognition Evening, a special surprise award of distinction, the Mamma Mia Award, was endowed upon a very deserving Rotarian, Bette Miller. This award was created to formally tell Bette that the Rotary Club of Cornwall Sunrise Family recognizes, values, honours, and is forever proud of her ongoing passion for, and commitment to Rotary, and to the Sunrise Club. It was created to allow Sunrise club members to see what excellence looks like. It is an award of strength and dedication, in that the members acknowledge that the honoree has been an exceptional role model and fountain of knowledge for each of them. It represents the absolute best recognition that the club can offer, and it is an award of love, in that love in its purest form comes from deep admiration and respect. Each member of the Sunrise Club elaborated on Bette’s dedication by sharing tidbits of information about her commitment to Rotary, highlighting the unlimited ways she has
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The return of warmer weather has also spelled the return of numerous events and festivals for residents and visitors to safely enjoy. April was a busy month in Cornwall with many activities taking place. The Cornwall & Area Pop Event (CAPE) returned to the Benson Centre following a two-year hiatus for a celebration of all things pop culture. Kudos to organizers Randy and Carol Sauve who have turned CAPE into a staple event on Cornwall’s event calendar each year. They have already announced the date for CAPE 2023! Prior to CAPE, the Benson Centre played host to the Canadian Juvenile Broomball Championship, with 16 teams and some 300 players and officials participating from across Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Our modern sports facilities, friendly accommodations and terrific location makes Cornwall an ideal venue for hosting major sporting events and the broomball championship once again showcased that fact. It wasn’t the only major sporting event in
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tween right and wrong; it is knowing the difference between right and almost right.” This good description can also apply to many matters of faith and life. The more we deliberately expose ourselves to God’s Word, the more His Word will be able take root in our lives. Our level of discernment will be proportionate with our time spent in the study of his Word. 3. It’s how you know about Salvation 2 Timothy 3:15 reads “From infancy (Timothy) you have known the Holy Scriptures, which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus”. Bible study helps reinforce the truth that Jesus is to be the focal point of our faith. Understand that Jesus Christ is the centerpiece of the whole Bible. As we honestly and accurately study His Word, the Holy Spirit will guide us into truth. How you view the Bible will determine the place that it holds in your life. The Bible should not be merely viewed as ‘good literature’ or simply a ‘good book.’ It is not just a collection of short stories or even a history book. The Bible is the wonderful, lifegiving, living Word of God. Enjoy! Pastor Jim
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The Bible is the best selling, and most widely translated book ever- To date; in whole or in part: 3415 different languages! And no surprise, God desires that we diligently read, study and apply it! Find a good modern version to enjoy. Try the free YouVersion Bible app on your phone! The value of Bible study cannot be minimized. We should become so familiar with the truth, that a lie will not have a chance in your presence, and Bible studies can help accomplish this. We all need to guard against the threat of false spiritual teaching by executing a strategic plan that includes the consistent and diligent study of God’s Word. 1. It guards against error. Yes, there are some spiritual teachings that are untrue and false. We should look at it like a harmful virus that seeks to infect and contaminate. Likewise, we should see the truth that is God’s Word as the vaccination or cure that will stop its spread and eradicate the damage it causes spiritually to your life. 2. It increases your level of Discernment In the 19th century, Charles Spurgeon said that “discernment is not just knowing the difference be-
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Cornwall had its Annual General Meeting a few weeks back and a few Board Members retired from the Board. One of them was Jeff Allaire. Please join us in thanking Jeff for his 9 years tenure on BBBS Cornwall Board of Directors. Thank you Jeff for your commitment to help the children of our community. From left to right, D’Arcy Grant BBBS Cornwall President, Jeff Allaire, Pierre-Luc Byham, BBBS Cornwall Executive Director.
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Did you know that the Cornwall Square main skylight has 396 glass panes. Yes 396 panes that need to be caulked periodically to prevent water leaks. Dwyer Glass who will be caulking all 396 panes of glass shortly will use over 1 mile of silicone caulking to seal the 5,300 linear feet of window seams and will require a custom scaffolding to carry out the work. Did you know that there are only 2 ½ days left to enter the “I love my Mom because” contest here at the Square. Entries must be 100 words or less and submitted in the collection box in the Mother’s Day display at centre court on the main floor of the mall prior to 12:00 noon on Friday May 6th, 2022. Your mom could win a prize based on your letter. Good Luck! The Mother’s Day display makes it easy for families to come and take a selfie with mom as a keepsake during mall hours. Did you know that Cornwall Square hosts a Winter Farmer’s Market at the Square every Thursday afternoon from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm on the main level between centre court and the passenger elevator in front of Cleo C o n g r a t ’s to Cornwall’s Adam van Ettinger who signed a 2 year contract as Head coach of Kungälv Mens A team (semi pro) in Sweden.
and Ecko. Under the auspices of the Eastern Ontario Agri-Food Network and Kozroots Community Empowerment Project, local farmers and vendors have been offering their products for sale since the beginning of March. Cornwall Square is looking at the opportunity of keeping the Farmer’s Market alive here at the Square on Thursdays during the summer months albeit in an outdoor setting in the parking lot at the east end of the property between Sydney Street and the former Food Store building. Once again, Cornwall Square is pleased to work with the City of Cornwall in making the parkette bordering Pitt Street, First Street and the fire lane available for City run events and activities through the summer months and reinforce the link between Cornwall Square and balance of the Cornwall downtown commercial district. Just want to remind everyone who posts any posters on any City bus shelter or any City property is not permitted by City By-Law. Even though this poster is for a good cause, just think what the City bus shelters would look like if this was permitted ?
It is with regret that I read Mr. Seebruch’s letter of good bye. I read him regularly and will truly miss his writings. Best wishes in his new endeavours. I appreciate the fact that we are A grasshopper walks into a bar. The barnot losing him completely since he will conKim and Dan would like to give a big thank tender looks at him and says, “Hey, they tinue to reside in our area and that he will con- you to the guys (you know who you are) who named a drink after you!” tinue to enrich our lives. Again, Mr. Seebruch, helped us move last weekend! We couldn’t Really?” replies the grasshopper. “There’s many thanks for your service and your contri- have done it without you! a drink named Stan?” bution to our local newspaper. Françoise Lepage
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Incredible Edible Plant Festival 2022 CALLING FOR VOLUNTEERS For vegetable giveaway Ten years ago, the first Incredible Edibles plant festival took place. And it is happening again on Friday, May 27 and Saturday, May 28. Over the course of two days over 2,000 vegetable plants will be given away free to organizations such as social housing, seniors’ residences, youth groups and food banks as well as to the general public. And we are asking if you would like to volunteer to be part of this. The aim is to help people discover the
value and joy of growing their own food even if they don’t have land as we offer plants in large permanent pots as well as others that can be transplanted into gardens. Community gardeners are currently growing these plants and we need you to help, by transplanting some into larger pots and / or handing them out at various locations in Cornwall. If you can volunteer, let Penny Bateman know by emailing her at transitioncornwallarea@gmail.com
On Sunday morning a dozen neighbourhood folks showed their support for the RENAISSANCE ASSOCIATION and its objective to create a safe, healthy and clean district by scouring untidy streets to unearth litter over the course of one hour. Eric Duncan, our MP, an enthusiastic crew member, returned to our meeting spot, Aime Leblanc Park, with two bags of litter in hand and, one by one, the remaining crew arrived with bulging bags of trash which they left behind but took away a sense of satisfaction. The catch of the day was a toss up between the broken bed frame hauled up from the shoreline and a treasure trove of toques, sandals and socks. The group used 6 industrial-size bags to stuff in their finds and it filled a recycling bin to the brim. Hats off to one and all!
Akwesasne celebrates new program office in Cornwall to assist children and families CORNWALL — It is with great enthusiasm that the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne (MCA) is celebrating the opening of an expanded program to assist children and families who are in need of child protection-related services. The Akwesasne Representative and Advocacy Program (ARAP) officially opened its doors today at 55 Water Street, Cornwall, with the purpose to assist Mohawk families who are involved with Children’s Aid Societies (CAS). The new location will improve our ability to support those who would ordinarily reside in Akwesasne but are currently residing anywhere else across Canada. As a result of the Child, Youth and Family Services Act of 2017, CAS is required to make contact with a child’s Indigenous community when a child is involved in CAS care. The purpose of contacting a First Nation community is to ensure Indigenous children do not lose connection to the culture and traditions associated with the First Nation, and ensures that the best interest of the children is represented. The staff at the ARAP serve as representatives for the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne in
child protection cases. ARAP provides services to children and their families in many forms, from cultural to judicial. Known also as “Band Reps,” the staff are committed to assisting children and families with navigation of the court and social services system, while also establishing and maintaining connections, and providing cultural support. The program is funded by Indigenous Services Canada and is the result of appeals to the Human Rights Commission. Band rep services have previously been provided by MCA’s Department of Community & Social Services – specifically the Akwesasne Child & Family Services Program. New funding and legislation has made it possible to expand the program and open a new location, now under MCA’s Akwesasne Justice De-partment. “The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne has offered limited band rep services for many years,” said Grand Chief Abram Benedict. “Today we are proud to be able to expand our services and open a service location within the City of Cornwall. The Akwesasne Representative & Advocacy Program will provide culturally appropriate support to children
A grand opening celebration today included a ribbon cutting by community elders Lois Terrance and Brenda Lafrance, Grand Chief Abram Benedict, Indigenous Services Canada Regional Director Anne Scotton, and Cornwall Mayor Glen Grant, along with staff from the ARAP, Arlene Thomas, Kim Herne, and Carolyn Francis. and families from Akwesasne.” ARAP’s services are available to any child or family across Canada who have Indian status or who are eligible to acquire Indian status with the Mohawks of Akwesasne. The
CAS agency involved will connect with the client’s First Nation band reps. Today, we are celebrating our new location and further accessibility to all those who can benefit from our services.
Emergency Preparedness can be a Life Saver! May 1 through 7 is Emergency Preparedness Week, and the Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU) is reminding you to ensure you and your family are ready in case of emergency. There may be little to no warning before an emergency, so it is important to be prepared ahead of time. Know the types of emergencies your area is at risk for, have an emergency plan and keep emergency kits in accessible areas. “Often, in the event of an emergency, there isn’t time to gather things, or discuss what to do next. Having kits and plans in place saves valuable time.” says Dr. Paul Roumeliotis, Medical Officer of Health at the EOHU. “Situations can go from normal to dangerous very quickly and being prepared and knowing what to do can prevent injury and even save lives”
Emergencies may require you to evacuate your home quickly, or shelter in place, depending on the situation. Everyone in your household should know the emergency plans, including evacuation routes from your home and neighbourhood, emergency contact information, and meeting points if you become separated. Depending on the emergency, you may not have access to food, fresh water, and other amenities like electricity, and first responders may not be able to assist you right away. Emergency kits stocked with survival essentials prepare you to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours, and should be stored in easy to access areas, in both your home and your car. Some items all emergency kits should contain include:
The grass in our community might be a tad long in some areas in May, but don’t worry — there’s a good reason behind it. The City of Cornwall will be undertaking some concrete actions in May to help wild pollinators throughout the City. No-Mow May, which was approved by City Council on Monday, will see the City not enforce Section 3 of the Yard Maintenance By-Law 2013-212 as amended, from May 1 to May 31, 2022. This will allow property owners to voluntarily have all grass and weeds on their properties to grow more than 15 cm for the month of May. In addition to increasing food sources for pollinators, not mowing grass in May also prevents disturbance of overwintering insects and amphibians that may be burrowed or hiding in leaves and lawns. It should also be noted that over 80 per cent of all flowering plants rely on pollinators to produce seeds. Letting lawns grow and weeds and flowers to prosper also reduces a homeowner’s
carbon footprint, as people do not have to cut their grass using gas mowers, which aligns directly with the City’s Zero Carbon goal. “This is an initiative that started years ago in the UK,” said Angela Parker, the City’s Sustainability Project Coordinator. “Our neighbours in Russell Township encouraged No Mow May last year to help the declining bee population. No Mow May is about the much-needed pollinators. Without pollinators, terrestrial ecosystems would not survive. They are key to our existence.” Certain City-owned properties deemed less-frequented, such as the north-west corner of Second Street East and Boundary Road, will not be mowed during No Mow May. Any Cornwall homeowner wishing to participate are asked to register their property by visiting the following link. The City will distribute bilingual lawn signs on the first week of May to the first 100 residents that register. The signs will then be picked up in early June.
- Battery-operated radio Be sure to check your kits annually and rotate out the food and water to ensure nothing is past its expiry date. More information on how to prepare for emergencies can be found at www. getprepared.gc.ca and https://www.ontario. ca/page/be-prepared-emergency.
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New 2022-2027 Strategic Plan Will Help CCH Lead Innovative Healthcare Transformation in Cornwall and Eastern Ontario
Cornwall Community Hospital (CCH) is pleased to share its new 2022-2027 Strategic Plan Leading Innovative Transformation. This new Strategic Plan comes at a critical point in healthcare transformation as hospitals begin recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. Three strategic directions have been identified to create measurable positive impacts on our population: Recovery, People and Integration. The plan is also guided by a renewed mission and vision statement, as well as our ICARE values, elevating CCH’s commitment to collaborative and compassionate care that is equitable and empowering for those it serves. “Over the past number of months, we have engaged with our CCH teams, partners and stakeholders to set strategic directions that will chart a course for our future and enhance the care and services we provide to the community,” says Jeanette Despatie, CCH President and Chief Executive Officer. “The result of this collective effort is a Strategic Plan that positions CCH for a strong post-pandemic recovery, focuses on people, and promotes health system integration.” The plan’s three strategic directions will chart a course for embracing innovative ways to restore and enhance access to care services; support the wellbeing of our people and respond equitability to the needs of our diverse patients and staff; and, work with partners in the community to transform locally integrated healthcare, including members of the Upper Canada, Cornwall and Area Ontario Health Team. “We thank all patients, staff, physicians, volunteers, care partners, community members, organizations and municipal leaders for their thoughtful contributions to the development of the plan, and we look forward to working with them on its implementation,” adds Despatie. “The Board of Directors is excited and proud to endorse this new Strategic Plan, which reinforces CCH’s role as a regional leader in healthcare delivery, and will improve local healthcare services for years to come,” says Josée Payette, CCH Board Chair. A digital copy of the 2022-2027 Strategic Plan can be found at www.cornwallhospital.ca/en/strategic-plan.
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It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Denise Claire (née Racine) Ladouceur at St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre with her family by her side on Friday April 22, 2022 at the age of 79 years. Beloved wife of 62 years to Eugene (Louis) Ladouceur. Predeceased by her parents Ernest and Lucienne (née Geoffrion)Racine. Loving mother of Suzanne Ladouceur, Paul Ladouceur (Nadia) and Nicole Ladouceur. Beloved grandmother to Melanie Ladouceur and Daniel Ladouceur. Devoted great grandmother to Oliver, Evelyn, Aubree and Olivia. Survived by her siblings Bernard Racine (Pauline), Guy Racine (Judy), Madeleine Drummie (the late Fred Drummie), Helene Dupuis (Benoit) and Sylvie Price (Peter). Denise was a longtime volunteer at the Cornwall Community Hospital and the Ladies Auxilliary. Cremation has taken place. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church on Saturday, June 4, 2022 at 9:30 am, followed by a celebration of life at the Royal Canadian Legion. Memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society in Denise’s memory would be appreciated by the family. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Wilson Funeral Home 822 Pitt Street, Cornwall. Online condolences may be made at: www.wilsonfuneralhome.ca
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The Glengarry Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic (GNPLC) located in Lancaster is one of 25 progressive primary care medical clinics in Ontario delivering comprehensive health and preventive care services that is both client-centered and outcome oriented. Our innovative model of care enables Nurse Practitioners to lead clinical care in collaboration with a team of dedicated health professionals. WE ARE RECRUITING A
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Reporting to the editor, the main responsibilities of the Reporter are to take photos, do interviews, write news stories for the newspaper and website and do advertorial for all our platforms, Seaway News, Cornwall Express, magazines and website. We are looking for someone available for weekend and evening coverage. A successful candidate must have a diploma in journalism or communications or equivalent experience, knowledge of the region covered and an interest in local and regional issues; and possess excellent knowledge of the Web. Attention to detail, adherence to deadlines and an ability to work as a part of a team is also a must. Bilingualism is an asset. Any combination of equivalent education and/or experience will be considered. APPLY TO: Rick Shaver, General Manager/Publisher 501 Campbell Street Unit 6, Cornwall, ON K6H 6X5 613-933-0014 ext. 7226 email: rshaver@seawaynews.media
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avancé que l’humanité vit un déficit d’empathie, qu’il a définie comme étant la capacité de regarder le monde à travers les yeux de personnes différentes de nous. Mais la conjoncture pourrait bien avoir changé ces deux dernières années, alors que la planète entière s’est heurtée au même écueil : nous vivons ensemble une longue et éprouvante pandémie. Le virus a touché tout le monde. Sans exception. Et bien qu’il ait frappé certaines personnes plus que d’autres, il a souligné ce qui est devenu aujourd’hui une évidence : nous sommes aussi semblables que différents. Si à quelque chose malheur est bon, c’est peut-être l’empathie qui a jailli. À l’évidence, chacune et chacun d’entre nous a besoin de se sentir vu et entendu. L’empathie ne vous vient pas facilement? La bonne nouvelle, c’est que ça s’apprend.
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La préparation aux urgences peut sauver la vie! La Semaine de la sécurité civile se déroule du 1er au 7 mai et le Bureau de santé de l’est de l’Ontario (BSEO) vous conseille de voir à ce que votre famille soit prête à toute éventualité. Les urgences se présentent parfois avec peu ou pas d’avertissement. Il est donc important de s’y préparer à l’avance. Sachez quels types d’urgence peuvent se produire dans votre région. Préparez non seulement un plan d’urgence, mais aussi des trousses d’urgence que vous garderez à proximité.
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CORNWALL NEWCOMERS CLUB accueille les femmes qui ont déménagé au cours des 4 dernières années en Cornouailles et dans les régions environnantes dans les comtés de SD&G. Renseignements : Louise 613-9327557 pour en savoir plus. L’ALCOOL DE QUELQU’UN VOUS DÉRANGE ? Vous n’êtes pas seul. Il existe de l’aide et de l’espoir. Appelez le 613-937-4880 ou visitez le site www.al-anon.org. LES COURTEPOINTES CORNWALL COMFORT sont fabriquées à la main pour les patients atteints de cancer et leur sont offertes. Si vous ou quelqu’un que vous connaissez a besoin d’une courtepointe, veuillez contacter : Nicole 613 935-5593, Janice 613 936-1951 ou Laura 613 936-2179. Le ramassage en bordure de trottoir avec l’utilisation d’un masque est en place. Courriel : Mcintyren58@ hotmail.com. CORNWALL NEW HORIZONS BAND va à GOOGLE MEET. Nous organisons nos cours en ligne jusqu’à ce que nous puissions être au moins 25 à l’intérieur. Info : Pat 613-931-1580 SPAGHETTI FUNDRAISER : aura lieu le dernier vendredi du mois, le 27 mai, aux Chevaliers de Colomb, 205, rue Amelia (au rez-dechaussée), de 11 h 30 à 13 h et de 16 h à 18 h 30. ÊTES-VOUS À LA RECHERCHE D›ARTICLES ou de livres religieux ? Le « Centre d›information catholique « est à votre service du lundi au vendredi de 10h à 16h au 146B ave Chevrier, local 124 (ancienne école Nativité). (613) 933-5099. SI VOUS CHERCHEZ DES LIVRES ET DES OBJETS de nature religieuse, le « Centre d’information catholique « est à votre service du lundi au vendredi de 10h à 16h au 146B, ave Chevrier, local 124 (ancienne école Nativité). (613) 933-5099 SOUTIEN POUR LE MYÉLOME MULTIPLE : Si vous ou quelqu’un que vous connaissez a reçu un diagnostic de myélome et que vous souhaitez communiquer avec d’autres personnes, veuillez vous joindre au « Cornwall Area Myeloma Support Group « sur Facebook et envoyer un courriel à Mary Brink à cornwallareasupport@ myeloma.ca. Nous prévoyons d’organiser des réunions de soutien virtuel tous les deux mois. Au plaisir de vous rencontrer ! ST. LAWRENCE SENIORS À ANAF Bingo les lundis et jeudis à midi. Ouverture des portes à 10 h. Tout le monde est le bienvenu. DÉJEUNERS DU MERCREDI : par les membres des Chevaliers de Colomb «Seniors & Friends», 205 Amelia St. (en bas) auront lieu le mercredi de 11h30 à 13h. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, 205 rue Amelia (en bas). Wings & Things tous les jeudis de 16h30 à 20h. Possibilité d’emporter. POISSON-FRITES DE LA LEGION ROYALE CANADIENNE. Tous les vendredis de 16 h 30 à 18 h 30. À emporter ou à consommer sur place. Commandez à l’avance 613-933-2362.
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« Je comprends. » L’expression vous est familière et vous l’avez sans doute utilisée maintes fois depuis le début de la pandémie. Quand quelqu’un est malade, se sent stressé ou seul, ou perd son emploi. Vous le dites sans y penser : « Je sais ce que c’est. Je me reconnais là-dedans. Je comprends. » Mais saviez-vous que derrière ces phrases anodines se cache une aptitude remarquable que vous possédez sans même vous en rendre compte? En psychologie et en recherche, on appelle cela l’empathie. Et cette aptitude n’appartient pas qu’aux thérapeutes et aux psys. L’empathie, c’est la capacité de partager les sentiments ou les expériences d’autrui en s’imaginant dans sa situation. C’est un concept simple et, pourtant, c’est peut-être ce dont nous avons le plus besoin. En tant qu’êtres humains, nous avons en commun de pouvoir nous représenter la vie des autres. De percevoir le monde comme les autres le perçoivent. De voir à travers les yeux d’autrui. De nous glisser dans la peau de notre voisin et d’essayer de nous mettre à sa place. Quand ça ne va pas, nos proches n’ont pas toujours besoin que nous débarquions pour arranger les choses. Les gens ont d’abord besoin de se sentir compris. Pendant sa présidence, Barack Obama a
saison. En plus du groupe des nouveaux venus, il ne faut pas oublier la recrue de l’année en 2021, Yanik Potvin qui prend du galon dans la catégorie, le veteran Denis Hamel en plus du retour possible de certains pilotes américains tel que Kevin Fetterly, Burton Ward et Blayne Nichols. Le retour de la division du côté de Mohawk le vendredi en plus des réguliers du Québec amènera des pilotes supplémentaires ce qui viendra solidifier un bassin d’une quinzaine de voitures sur une base régulière. La division Pro-Stock Alexandria Home Hardware a présentement 13 épreuves de prévues durant le calendrier régulier en incluant la série Clyde Sligner et son fonds de points de plus de $3,000 et la série Farnham Ale Lager qui s’amènera le 12 juin prochain avec son lot de visiteurs. Avec l’intérêt renouvelé envers la catégorie, l’avenir semble prometteur en Pro-Stock et ce sont les amateurs qui en sortiront gagnants !
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