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Wet weather greets 54th Tubie Festival Weekend race in Morrisburg (opens the original)
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MORRISBURG — Tubie Festival Weekend’s feature event happened Sunday on the worst-weather day of the bunch. It added a touch of drama to the event timeline, but the participants in the fun annual South Dundas paddling race in the St. Lawrence River didn’t seem to mind the wet conditions one bit. “They’re going to get wet anyway,” said race organizer Monika St. Louis of the decades’-old midsummer competition that has team members wading into the St. Lawrence River at Arlor Haven Campground in Mari
Friendship Day in Akwesasne celebrates Kanien'kehá:ka culture (opens the original)
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AKWESASNE — Akwesasne Friendship Day on a sun-drenched Saturday had entertainment and activities for guests from the local community, Cornwall and beyond. “We have people here from all over the place,” said Native North American Travelling College (NNATC) executive director Joyce Tekahnawiiaks King The NNATC puts on the free event each year in its own backyard, with some of the quieter activities inside the building that’s located on Kawehno:ke (Cornwall Island) about two kilometres east of A’no
South Stormont Fire and Rescue opens Station 2 in Ingleside (opens the original)
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INGLESIDE — South Stormont Fire and Rescue has officially unveiled its newest jewel in the township’s portfolio of stations. Council, community members, and firefighters were among those celebrating the official grand opening and open house on Saturday, for Station 2 in the north portion of Ingleside at the corner of 45th Parallel and Farran drives. “It’s a beautiful, magnificent building,” said South Stormont Mayor Bryan McGillis before the ribbon-cutting ceremony. The grand opening and open ho
Cornwall Pride Parade outshines wet weather (opens the original)
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Morning showers didn’t seem to dampen the spirits of participants in Saturday’s Cornwall Pride Parade. The Diversity Cornwall event as part of Pride Week celebrations was held in the downtown core and originated in the aquatic centre parking lot, and while the gathering on a wet day was smaller than last year’s 10th edition that included a festival, it was an energized group that included many carrying banners and signs and chanting along the route. “Happy Pride Cornwall, Happy Pride,” said Dive
Rhythms Without Borders drives third Cornwall SDG International Afro and Diversity Festival (opens the original)
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Cornwall’s Lamoureux Park was an epicentre of upbeat music, vibrant fashion, positive vibes, and much more on the weekend. It was the third-annual Cornwall SDG International Afro and Diversity Festival, drawing in attendance from Friday to late on Sunday afternoon. “Thank you so much for the support, for your presence in the park, for your participation on the stage,” said festival founder/organizer Flora Cynthia Kra, on the middle day of the event that, just like the other two, was graced with
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