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Cornwall postpones the start of metered water and sewer billing (opens the original)
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Cornwall residents won't start receiving metered water and sewer bills in 2027, as council voted on Monday to delay its start. The decision is twofold, and comes as city staff members informed council that 650 meters have not been installed. Of those 650 homes approximately 200 require curb-stop replacements before a meter can be installed. As a result of the unintended delays, the city has only been able to gather consumption data from one-third of its water users. "We just haven't been able to
Port Lands update: Cornwall council gets glimpse into next phase for jointly owned waterfront (opens the original)
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A decade after Transport Canada divested 6.47 hectares (16 acres) of waterfront property to the City of Cornwall and the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne (MCA), the management firm in charge of the site is ready to move ahead with the next phase of development planning. Cornwall city council received a presentation at its regular meeting on Monday from Greg Pietersma and Lesley Thompson from LPT & Co., the management firm currently in charge of the project. The Port Lands are jointly owned by the Cit
Coun. Sarah Good rebuts allegations about her 2022 campaign finances (opens the original)
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The City of Cornwall has asked the Ontario Superior Court of Justice to rule on a complaint regarding Coun. Sarah Good's 2022 municipal election financial statement. In a written statement released Tuesday, the city alleged a campaign audit report from Good's 2022 campaign was never filed with the city clerk. It added that the omission could make her ineligible to run in the current municipal election. Good, who is currently running for mayor, received the most votes of any council candidate in
Cornwall council pushes potential changes to taxi bylaw to after the election (opens the original)
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Efforts to launch ride-hailing services in Cornwall ran into a roadblock Monday night after city council voted to defer updating the municipality's vehicle-for-hire framework until the next term of council. Following a presentation from deputy fire chief and manager of bylaw services Leighton Woods on modernizing the taxi services bylaw for the first time in decades, councillors voiced strong concerns about rushing the decision. Council ultimately sent the topic back to the drawing board, voting
Tri-County Literacy Council celebrates 40 years (opens the original)
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For 40 years the Tri-County Literacy Council (TCLC) has been bringing together volunteers who love learning with adult learners who are ready to boost their skills. On Thursday, Sept. 24, TCLC held an open house event, inviting the community to come check out the non-profit's programming and services. "We just thought it would be a great opportunity to reintroduce our services, welcome people into our space, and have some cupcakes, coffee, and just mingle and get to know one another," said execu
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