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Cornwall police chief-designate concerned about 91% increase in suicides and attempted suicides (opens the original)
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Cornwall Police Service Chief-designate Hugh Stevenson told the police service board he is concerned by a near-doubling of reported suicides and suicide attempts so far this year. In the first half of 2026, Cornwall police responded to 63 suicides and suicide attempts, which is 91 per cent more than the 33 incidents reported in the first six months of 2025, according to a crime statistics report presented at the police service board meeting Thursday. At the board meeting, Stevenson stressed the
2027 Cornwall police budget increases by 10% (opens the original)
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The Cornwall police service board has approved a 2027 budget with a 10.53 per cent increase. Chief-designate Hugh Stevenson tabled the budget at the board's regular meeting Thursday morning totalling $29,028,535, or about $3 million more than last year’s actual budget of $26,225,512. That's slightly higher than the first adoption of the 2026 police budget, which carried a 9.87 per cent increase over 2025. Driving the increases are a mandatory 3.75 per cent pay bump to staff from collective barga
Growing participation in Cornwall’s Orange Shirt Day event (opens the original)
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The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation / Orange Shirt Day gathering in Lamoureux Park Wednesday brought together Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities to memorialize the past and share a path forward. The park was awash with orange shirts as a set of presentations, demonstrations, talks, and events were held from 2 to 6 p.m. The program included demonstrations for making traditional corn mush by Gutch Salinas; rattle-making by Ian Clute; and, the kustowa, or the Mohawk headdress, by K
Car lovers gather for Cornwall Community Museum’s 70th anniversary (opens the original)
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Mike Facette circled his old Chevrolet, looking for any scuffs or smudges. After spotting one its chrome bumper, Facette rushed to the back seat to grab a spray bottle, gave the smear a spritz and wiped the bumper clean with a rag. He shared the tale of how years ago, he found the car at the side of the road in a farmer’s field, rusted and dented. “This is the same car my dad taught me how to drive in,” Facette said on Saturday, remembering how his dad would pull off the gravel road in Manotick
Cornwall, Stormont Dundas Glengarry, unveil new heritage tourism map (opens the original)
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A combined heritage tourism map for Cornwall and the United Counties of Stormont Dundas Glengarry (SDG) was unveiled at the OPG Saunders Hydro Dam Visitors Centre Tuesday. Representatives from the city, the county, and heritage groups across the region gathered for an official presentation of the map, which highlights the location of 33 heritage sites, societies, museums, archives, and halls of fame across Cornwall, SDG, and Akwesasne. It all began a year ago after SDG tourism supervisor Karina
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