Cornwall - Nov. 28, 2015: At 12:16 am this morning, people in Cornwall and area experienced an earthquake. Earthquakes Canada has confirmed the following: Approximate Location of Earthquake: This earthquake occurred 15 km south of Cornwall, ON and was felt from Morrisburg to Montreal and in northern New York State. There have been no reports of damage. FULL STORY

Morrisburg - Oct. 18, 2015: October 19th marks the end of the longest campaign in modern Canadian history. If one lesson can come out of this election, it is that those who want to govern you, want you to be afraid of something. Despite that fear-mongering, you need to vote. Voters need to ignore the fear-mongering and strategic voting. Vote based on facts and information. Ignore the rhetoric and become an informed voter. Focus on the party platforms assuming the elected party will carry them out as published. FULL STORY

Ingleside - Sep. 24, 2015: Plans are under way for the Inaugural Stephanie Grady Memorial Walk and Family BBQ which will be held Sunday, September 27th, 2015 starting at 12:30pm at the Stephanie Grady Educational Pavilion at the Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary in Ingleside. FULL STORY

Morrisburg - Sep. 24, 2015: In Cornwall and the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, no issue is as important during this Federal Election than jobs. Not just jobs, but local jobs in Cornwall and SDG. It is risky for someone running for office to make specific promises about specific companies similar to then Liberal MPP Jim Brownell's promise in 2007 of 500 jobs from Liquiforce coming to the region. FULL STORY

Ottawa - Sep. 4, 2015: I patiently watched this Osprey hover about 40 feet above the water, waiting for this moment. Suddenly he dove into the 3 foot deep water for his next meal. Unsuccessful but determined, he patrolled the area for several hours. I got this photo just as he hit the water with talons and beak. FULL STORY

Cornwall - Aug. 27, 2015: Cornwall Curling Centre will present 19th Annual AMJ Campbell Shorty Jenkins Curling Classic taking place at the Cornwall Curling Centre from September 17 through September 20. Thirty-six of the top Curling teams from across Canada, Scotland, Switzerland, Sweden and Korea will converge on Cornwall’s Curling Centre from Sept. 17 – 20, 2015 to participate in the 19th Annual AMJ Campbell Shorty Jenkins Curling Classic, a World Curling Tour event presented by VIA Rail Canada. FULL STORY

Morrisburg - Aug. 20, 2015: Which brings to light the possibility of an issue with Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry Liberal candidate Bernadette Clement. Clement was elected to a third term on Cornwall City Council in 2014, but threw her hat in the ring for the Federal Liberal nomination a scant few months later. With fixed election date legislation, it was very clear there would be a federal election in 2015. At the August 11th council meeting, Clement stated she would go on a leave of absence as of August 31, but really, it should have been as soon as the writ was dropped. FULL STORY

Morrisburg - Aug. 20, 2015: For every step forward that the current South Dundas council takes, it takes two back. The last minute deal to secure the Renegade Bass Tournament championship is the most recent backwards step by this council. At the August 11th council meeting, a last minute agenda item was added, seeking a cash contribution and the waiving of launch fees for the boat ramp in Morrisburg for the Renegade Bass Fishing Tournament. The South Dundas Chamber of Commerce pushed for the waiving of the launch fees in 2014. It was denied FULL STORY

Cornwall - Aug. 20, 2015: The Centennial Choir of Cornwall is very pleased to be hosting the Trelawny Male Choir from Cornwall, England. The Trelawny Male Choir is formed anew each tour. In September 2015 they will give their second tour to Canada. They will be performing in Toronto; Ottawa; Montreal; City of Cornwall, Ontario and Niagara. 85 choristers from 18 Cornish male voice choirs have come together under the Musical Directorship of Elaine Tangye. FULL STORY

Morrisburg - Aug. 14, 2015: South Dundas council got it right Tuesday night by voting against a motion to support EDP Renewables plan for 24-36 more wind turbines in the municipality. The vote was three-to-one against supporting EDP, with one councillor stepping out of the vote due to a declared conflict of interest. Critics have stated that South Dundas has missed out of the promised revenue opportunity from this deal, good. Sometimes taking a stand is worth more than money. FULL STORY