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• Summer swimming students make a splash at Cornwall diving competition

  24-07-2026 23:26 via standard-freeholder.com
  
  It was a perfect sunny day on Friday to cool off by jumping into one of Cornwall’s outdoor pools, and that’s exactly what dozens of young swimming students did.As per summer tradition at the city’s outdoor pools, a diving competition was hosted at Reg Campbell Park pool to challenge and encourage young learners from all of Cornwall’s outdoor pools.Over 30 students between ages of five to 14 were registered and competed individually, as well as part of their pool team. Po
  
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• Revised municipal-grants guidelines set for Cornwall council approval Monday

  24-07-2026 22:45 via standard-freeholder.com
  
  Cornwall council is set to move ahead with its review of the city’s municipal grants program on Monday, July 27, at a special city council meeting.The review comes after Coun. Sarah Good received unanimous support from her colleagues to review the current program’s framework.The proposed framework establishes a four-stream funding model that will include community events, community funding, signature events, and senior social connection grants. The new framework will include standar
  
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• Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Control Operations in Cornwall welcomes new leadership

  24-07-2026 21:37 via standard-freeholder.com
  
  The Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Control Operations (CFSACO) held its change-of-command ceremony on Friday, in Cornwall in the lecture theatre at the Dev Hotel and Conference Centre to mark the next chapter in leadership.Col. Neil Ryan, who took over in 2023 , handed off control to Lt.-Col. Matthew Allan.The sometimes emotional and solemn tradition brought together military leadership, local dignitaries, and Haudenosaunee traditions to mark the metaphorical passing of the baton.Following
  
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• Cornwall man found not guilty of assault with a weapon

  24-07-2026 18:45 via standard-freeholder.com
  
  A Cornwall man was found not guilty last week of an assault with a weapon charge related to an incident that took place in June 2025.Bryan Joubert, 32, said he was pleased with the outcome of a brief trial and Charter of Rights and Freedoms hearing presided over by Ontario court of justice Judge Diane Lahaie at the Cornwall courthouse on July 15, but he felt the matter could have been resolved sooner.Joubert claimed the charge has had a negative affect his life and his career.During the cross-e
  
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