Ryan Keeping’s Cross-Canada Run makes stops in Cornwall and SDG

Ryan Keeping’s Cross-Canada Run makes stops in Cornwall and SDG

Cornwall, Ontario – Ultra marathon runner Ryan Keeping from Halifax made a brief stop in Cornwall and the surrounding SDG area on May 4 as part of his cross-Canada run to raise awareness and funds for heart disease, a cause personal to him due to his family's history with the illness. Early Saturday…

Habitat completes two more affordable homes in Maxville

Habitat completes two more affordable homes in Maxville

The first semi-detached homes constructed by Habitat for Humanity Cornwall & The Counties have been officially opened in Maxville. Two local families have purchased these new, affordable homes with an interest-free, geared-to-income mortgage held by Habitat Cornwall. As rental and housing prices…

Toronto’s Summer McIntosh victorious in 200-metre butterfly at Olympic trials

Toronto’s Summer McIntosh victorious in 200-metre butterfly at Olympic trials

TORONTO — Summer McIntosh is excited for a run to the Paris Olympics that differs from her last some three years ago. The 17-year-old emerged victorious once again, winning the women's 200-metre butterfly at the Olympic & Paralympic Trials on Saturday night. McIntosh finished with a world-leading…

How a delinquent cyclist made city legal history

How a delinquent cyclist made city legal history

It was the first and perhaps only time in local legal history that a bicyclist has been charged and convicted of careless driving. So, when a 16-year-old Cornwall teen was found guilty on May 16, 1948 of striking and injuring a female pedestrian, his case went into the local court history books. Court…

A “Heaven on Earth” during a time of need

Ruby and her husband, James, have experienced the love and compassion of Hospice time and time again. Ruby is a kind soul with a big heart. Throughout her chosen career of volunteering with the Canadian Cancer Society for over twenty years, Ruby found a passion for supporting her community. When the…

Centre 105 – Providing Breakfast. Creating Community.

Centre 105 – Providing Breakfast. Creating Community.

Our Centre 105 Team hopes all is well with everyone in our community! We hope that the first few months of 2023 have been positive! We would like to start off by saying thank you for voting Centre 105 as the Top Not-For-Profit, through Community Votes Cornwall, for the second year in a row! Congratulations…

Cornwall Curling Award Winners Announced

Cornwall Curling Award Winners Announced

Cornwall, Ontario – The Cornwall Curling Centre held its annual Awards earlier this April, marking the culmination of the 23/24 curling season. The event, held at the centre's premises, gathered over 150 members for a night of celebration. Bill Sobering, who was named Curler of the Year, was astonished.…

Stepmother’s Day

Stepmother’s Day

May 19 is Stepmother’s Day. Most of us cherish and celebrate Mother’s Day, and we all know it. But have you heard of Stepmother’s Day? If you haven’t, no worries; it’s been officially celebrated for only two decades. As the name implies, it is dedicated to stepmothers, and it is the day…

Stay Protected! COVID-19 XBB Vaccines Available in EOHU Region

Stay Protected! COVID-19 XBB Vaccines Available in EOHU Region

The new COVID-19 XBB vaccines will be available at the Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU) vaccination clinics as well as participating pharmacies and physician offices starting the week of October 16. The vaccine will be available for everyone aged 6 months and over if it has been at least 6 months since…

2024 Cornwall and Area Job Fair breaks records, signaling positive impact on community employment

2024 Cornwall and Area Job Fair breaks records, signaling positive impact on community employment

The Social Development Council of Cornwall and Area (SDC) and the Employability Network proudly announce the resounding success of the 2024 Cornwall and Area Job Fair, held on Wednesday, April 24th, at the Cornwall Civic Complex. This year's event shattered previous attendance records, with an outstanding…

5 golden rules  for a productive vegetable garden

5 golden rules for a productive vegetable garden

Do you want to start your very first veg­etable garden? Did your last attempt go differently than planned? Put on your gardening gloves and follow these five tried-and-tested tips.   1. Choose the right spot A healthy garden needs at least six hours of sunshine a day. Choose a bright spot…

Silence only abets criminals

Silence only abets criminals

Despite all the efforts to encourage acceptance, tolerance and understanding, the incidence of hate crimes drives home the fact that many bigots cannot be changed. Human rights laws, diversity, equity and inclusion policies, anti-racism departments and good intentions cannot force all haters to “see…