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Generations of participation in the Cornwall Terry Fox Run (opens the original)
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The generations of local Terry Fox Run supporters were on full display Sunday morning at the Lamoureux Park course. One of the last groups to arrive at the Lion’s Bandshell were grandparents Denis and Micheline Martel, accompanied by daughter Andree-Anne Martel and her son and daughter, Pierre-Alexandre and Anne-Frederique Girard-Martel. “I used to run the Terry Fox as an (École élémentaire catholique Ste-Lucie) teacher with the kids for years,” Micheline Martel said, of her long commitment to t
200 years of Catholic education celebrated in St. Raphael’s (opens the original)
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This article has been edited to clarify information on books belonging to Bishop Alexander Macdonell, and correct the names of the department and grant that supported the anniversary event. ST. RAPHAEL'S — Well over 100 visitors gathered on Saturday to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Iona College, which pioneered education in Upper Canada under the legendary leadership of Bishop Alexander Macdonell. Through the doors of now heritage designated Bishop's House building that is next to the curre
Celebrating the importance of trees in Cornwall (opens the original)
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Members of the public learned how tree species aid the natural environment and human activities during the Celebration of Trees event held Saturday. That was the message for about 45 participants who planted 50 trees at Cornwall’s west-end Guindon Park. “I felt that it wasn’t enough,” said organizer Angela Parker, Cornwall’s sustainability project coordinator, of the need to also highlight trees’ relevance, especially in relation to Indigenous peoples. “We wanted more, we want people to understa
The conversations for truth and reconciliation continue within Cornwall (opens the original)
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Efforts by the City of Cornwall to implement the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action continued on Saturday. Nearly 50 local residents — about one-third of them Mohawk — heard about the progress and next steps that would help implement dozens of actions recommended by the Truth and Reconciliation Action Plan adopted by Cornwall city council in 2025. Co-moderator Farhana Meghji welcomed new faces around the talking circle event at the Ontario Power Generation Visitor Centre prese
Parkinson’s SuperWalk in Cornwall highlights the progress in medications, research (opens the original)
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Efforts are succeeding for Parkinson’s disease sufferers to enjoy the type of picture-perfect Saturday morning that greeted the Superwalk at Cornwall’s Lamoureux Park. “Medications, going back in 32 years to where we are at now, is insane,” said Superwalk chair Christine Nikander. “It’s all due to growing the money through fundraising for research,” she said, as she looked over the donor list with Parkinson’s patient Paul Guindon. The Superwalk unofficially raised $17,058 (not including the sile
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