• Two people charged with arson after fire in Finch

    Two people charged with arson after fire in Finch
    FINCH — Two people are facing charges following an SDG OPP and Ontario Fire Marshal investigation into a July 13 residential fire on Church Street.OPP said police, alongside North Stormont firefighters, responded to the fire around 12:15 a.m. on July 13, after which two suspects were identified. Police alleged the pair had taken a vehicle reported stolen on July 14 from an address on County Road 43, which was later located in Nova Scotia. RCMP arrested the pair and they were later transfe
  • Cornwall police Youth in Policing Initiative members brave the rain to support Centre 105

    Cornwall police Youth in Policing Initiative members brave the rain to support Centre 105
    The next generation of law enforcement and civic leaders were out helping the community on Wednesday.Members of the Cornwall Police Service’s Youth in Policing Initiative (YIPI) held a food drive outside Baxtrom’s Your Independent Grocer, raising non-perishable goods and cash donations for Centre 105.Each year, YIPI students select a non-profit to support and organize a fundraising day to draw in community support. This year, the members went with a straightforward fundraising plan.
  • Cornwall recognizes 2026 Ontario Winter Games Legacy Award recipients

    Cornwall recognizes 2026 Ontario Winter Games Legacy Award recipients
    Three teens graduating from Cornwall high schools were honoured at city council on Monday as the 2026 winners of the Ontario Winter Games Legacy Awards.Annabella Curtis, Sarah Delves, and Kaleb (Kai) Morrow are the award recipients for 2026, chosen because they are successful athletes who contribute to the future of their communities.Recreation manager Lori Gibeau read each recipient’s citation , and Curtis and Delves were present in council chambers to accept their plaques and sign the c
  • Council wants heat pumps installed in Cornwall housing, defers report recommending furnaces

    Council wants heat pumps installed in Cornwall housing, defers report recommending furnaces
    Facing a test of its budget over its approved climate-change plans, Cornwall city council showed a preference for sticking to the plan.When council approved the 2026 budget , it included just over $2.2 million to replace older natural gas-fired furnaces with more energy efficient heat pumps in 170 Cornwall housing units at 1600 Birmingham St., 845 Marlborough St., 550 Lemay St., and 1700 Walton St. This was atop just over $1 million set aside in the 2025 budget for the heat pumps in those locat
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  • Third youth charged in Cornwall bear-spray attacks

    Third youth charged in Cornwall bear-spray attacks
    A 12-year-old boy is facing 15 charges as part of a police investigation into people being attacked with bear spray in Cornwall.Police responded to a weapons call Monday, and alleged three youths had sprayed someone they know in the eyes with bear spray, then attacked four other people in other locations throughout the city. Three youths were arrested Monday , two of whom were charged and a third unconditionally released. The 12-year-old was taken into custody at police headquarters on Tuesday.
  • OPP releases video footage of Paul Bellemore, missing from Cornwall since 2022

    OPP releases video footage of Paul Bellemore, missing from Cornwall since 2022
    Wednesday marked four years since the last time Paul Bellemore was seen in Cornwall’s Lamoureux Park — to mark the anniversary, OPP East Region posted video surveillance from 2002 showing his last known whereabouts.The 1:50-long video was shared across the regional OPP’s social media accounts. Paul Bellemore was last seen on July 29, 2022, along the waterfront at Lamoureux Park in Cornwall. The #OPP urges anyone who saw Paul that day or has information about his disappearance
  • Cornwall council chooses design for Highway 401 tourism signs

    Cornwall council chooses design for Highway 401 tourism signs
    After a public competition failed to generate entries suitable to the technical requirements, Cornwall city council chose a design that will be installed under Ontario’s tourism signage program.The design was among four presented by Cornwall Tourism staff members to council for selection. It features a prominent Cornwall, with graphics depicting activities such as sailing, biking, and golfing; architecture such as the clock tower and Port Theatre sign, and even a generic slice of pizza an
  • Could Uber and Lyft come to Cornwall? Take our poll

    Could Uber and Lyft come to Cornwall? Take our poll
    City councillors offered a preview on Monday of the debate coming to the city on whether services such as Uber and Lyft should be allowed in Cornwall.Members lined up on either side as they discussed a report from deputy fire chief and manager of bylaw services Leighton Woods , who was seeking council’s direction as work continues to update the city’s vehicle-for-hire bylaw, also known as its taxi bylaw.The city’s current taxi bylaw is administered by Cornwall police, and the
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