By: John Towndrow, Chair, Transition Cornwall+ Last night I was awakened by the snowplow clearing our crescent....
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by: John Towndrow, Chair, Transition Cornwall+ with photos by Susan Towndrow I enjoy ironing. I find it...
By: John Towndrow, Chair, Transition Cornwall+ As many of you may know Cornwall has been implementing its...
When the City of Cornwall sent out a call for public input into the Arts and Culture...
Do you like magic tricks? Most of us do! To see something appear or disappear right before...
Are you growing some of your own food? If so, you are contributing to climate action, not...
By John Towndrow Who hasn’t felt deep gratitude for the cool shade of a lovely old tree...
As an election inches closer, or is already underway as this is published, it seems that two...
By John Towndrow,Chair Transition Cornwall+ In spite of disturbing impending political upheaval, nationally and internationally, I like...
By John Towndrow with photos bySusan Towndrow. “And he puzzled three hours,till his puzzler was sore.Then the...
Mélanie Ayotte, Transition Cornwall+ Volunteer Hope is a precious commodity in our lives. It sparks ideas, powers...
By Dolev Klein, Grade 12 student at Holy Trinity Catholic High School. Back in grade eleven biology...
By John Towndrow I asked a friend of mine the other day how he intended to spend...
We Canadians love to talk about the weather. It’s our favourite topic of casual conversation and the...
Pictured above is the Pitt Street Passive House 10 unit apartment proposal by Wilson Architectural Design, Cornwall,...
Last month I wondered what people were doing in their daily lives to be “part of the...
By: Kimberly Bray, Sustainability Projects and Outreach Assistant, The City of Cornwall . The City of Cornwall...
By John Towndrow, Chair, Transition Cornwall+ In the 2018 Municipal election, Transition Cornwall+ posed four questions and...
By Kimberly Bray, Green Infrastructure Research Assistant at the City of Cornwall Assistant to Angela Parker, Sustainability...
By Susan Towndrow In some ways, trees are just like people. Some are tall and skinny like...
