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Hundreds of residents walked the old bridge in Cornwall today

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Walk the Bridge

Cornwall Ontario — The Seaway International Bridge Corporation gave residents a final chance on Tuesday to walk the North Channel Bridge one last time prior to its demolition.

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Hundreds of residents walked the old bridge and viewed historical photos that were set up on the bridge for the occasion!

City Councillor Syd Gardner and Mayoral Candidate Jamie Gilcig were in attendance at the opening ceremonies. Mayor Bob Kilger, City Council candidate Mark A MacDonald, and MP Guy Lauzon attended later.

Volunteers handed out chalk and some people wrote and drew on the old bridge.

Read this week’s print edition of The Seeker or check out the Seeker Facebook page to view more photos.

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