The Downtown Scene – April
By Bill HallmanChair of the DBIA Welcome to April. Warmer weather (no more snow storms... right), more daylight, and Downtown...
Read moreMemo from the Mayor – April 2024
So, for this month’s column, I am taking a slightly different approach. Recently, there have been a few letters to...
Read moreCornwall and Area Chamber of Commerce holds AGM and elects new board
The Chamber of Commerce recently held its Annual General Meeting (AGM), during which members gathered to review the year's accomplishments...
Read moreAspects to Improve the Flower Arrangement Look
Flowers have always been considered the most artistic way of expressing oneself. A perfect floral arrangement is eye-catching and enhances...
Read moreWould you like a Pizza with your Double-Double? Tim Hortons Introduces Flatbread Pizza Nationwide
Toronto, April 17, 2024 — Tim Hortons, one of Canada’s most iconic coffee and fast-food chains, has announced the nationwide...
Read moreDoubling the Impact: Canadian Cancer Society’s Daffodil Month Donation Match
As Daffodil Month draws to a close, the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) announces a significant opportunity for Canadians to unite...
Read more6 questions to ask your best friend
Most of us have a best friend that knows everything about us but we know nothing about them. They tend...
Read moreThe Unsung Heroes of Home: Valuing Stay-at-Home Parents in 2024
The True Value of Stay-at-Home Parents in 2024 As of 2024, the work of stay-at-home parents, though unpaid in dollars,...
Read moreDear Bill Maher: A Polite Northern Rebuttal to Blaming Canadian Policies for America’s Political Nightmare
Well, Bill, as your friendly neighbor from the north, it seems necessary to offer some hearty Canadian perspective on your...
Read moreTransitional Housing: Addressing Community Fears
According to homelesshub.ca the types of homelessness are: Unsheltered: living on the streets or in places not intended for human...
Read more5 Questions with Adrienne McEwen, Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation of Upper Canada, Teacher’s Bargaining Unit President
Adrienne McEwen is a dedicated educator and advocate for teachers’ rights. As the TBU President, she represents contract teachers and...
Read moreA Closer Look at Centre 105: More Than Just a Funding Announcement
A Beacon of Hope and Support in Cornwall, Ontario Today, I attended a press conference at Centre 105, alongside dignitaries...
Read moreCan you believe “It’s Almost Time To Get Your CAPE On” – April 20th and 21st at The Benson Centre
Chatting with Carol and Randy Sauve, the founders of CAPE, Cornwall & Area Pop Event. I can't believe we are...
Read moreO.J. Simpson Passes Away at 76 after cancer battle
O.J. Simpson, the former football star whose life off the field captivated the American public through triumph and controversy, has...
Read moreDiscover Ontario’s Premier Historical Experiences This Vacation Season
Exciting news for history enthusiasts and adventure-seekers alike: the St. Lawrence Parks Commission has officially announced that tickets are now...
Read more5 Things Gene Hackman Did That Your Critique Can’t Touch: A Scruffy Tribute to a Legend
In the wake of Gene Hackman being snapped looking less than his movie-star best at 94, the internet did what...
Read moreTop students of SLC Innovate and Elevate to attend European Innovation Academy
The SLC Centre for Innovation is pleased to announce the winners of the Innovate and Elevate – Student Entrepreneurship Challenge...
Read moreCornwall and Area Job Fair featuring Skills Ontario – Transportation and Language Support
The Social Development Council of Cornwall (SDC) and Area’s Employability Network is hosting the 2024 Cornwall and Area Job Fair...
Read moreSt. Lawrence College Achieves Milestone with National Accreditation for Nursing Program
In a landmark achievement, St. Lawrence College (SLC) has been granted national accreditation for its Bachelor of Science Nursing (BScN)...
Read moreDay Turns to Night: Cornwall Witnesses the Marvel of Totality
Today, Cornwall, Ontario, was plunged into darkness as it found itself directly in the path of a total solar eclipse,...
Read moreSt. Lawrence College Holds Open House in Cornwall, tomorrow, April 6
St. Lawrence College (SLC) will hold its annual Spring Open House event on its Cornwall campus tomorrow, Saturday, April 6...
Read moreOntario Rewards Kingston with $3.2 Million for Exceeding 2023 Housing Targets
April 4, 2024 - In a significant announcement made today, Paul Calandra, the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, declared...
Read moreThe Risks of Viewing the April 8 Solar Eclipse Without Proper Protection
As the much-anticipated April 8 solar eclipse approaches, excitement and curiosity are in the air. This celestial event, where the...
Read moreChallenger Motor Freight, Erb Transport Among Ontario Trucking Companies Named in “Best Fleets to Drive For” Awards
Last month, CarriersEdge, a leading provider of online driving training for the trucking industry, announced it’s annual Top 20 Best...
Read moreOn Campus: York University Receives Major New Funding for Proposed School of Medicine in Vaughan
York University’s plans for a new School of Medicine in Vaughan received a boost this week with a $9 million...
Read moreOntario’s doctors say new medical school spots are one piece of the puzzle to fix the crisis in family medicine
TORONTO, April 3, 2024—Ontario’s doctors, represented by the Ontario Medical Association, welcome the new medical school at York University as...
Read more6 Tips to Make Your First Dentist Visit After a While Easy
Going to the dentist can be an anxiety-inducing experience for many people, especially if it's been a while since their...
Read moreOntario Announces Minimum Wage Increase to $17.20, Aiming to Support Workers and Boost Economy
In a significant move aimed at supporting workers and fostering a stable economic environment, the Ontario government has announced an...
Read moreOntario’s Educational Titans Take on Social Media Behemoths: A Landmark Legal Battle for Student Welfare
In a bold move signaling a seismic shift in the fight for the mental and academic welfare of students, four...
Read moreOntario and Ottawa Forge Historic Agreement to Fuel Economic Revival and Infrastructure Enhancement
In a groundbreaking move set to redefine Ottawa’s landscape, the Government of Ontario and the City of Ottawa have announced...
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