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Hilliers challenge of his charges for protests in Cornwall and Kemptville was dismissed, his lawyer told a Cornwall court hes appealing.

Hilliers challenge of his charges for protests in Cornwall and Kemptville was dismissed, his lawyer told a Cornwall court hes appealing.

Hilliers challenge of his charges for protests in Cornwall and Kemptville was dismissed, his lawyer told a Cornwall court hes appealing.

Hilliers challenge of his charges for protests in Cornwall and Kemptville was dismissed, his lawyer told a Cornwall court hes appealing.

Hilliers challenge of his charges for protests in Cornwall and Kemptville was dismissed, his lawyer told a Cornwall court hes appealing.

Hilliers challenge of his charges for protests in Cornwall and Kemptville was dismissed, his lawyer told a Cornwall court hes appealing.

A multiple myeloma patient helps organize the first-ever march held in Cornwall, after having walked in Ottawas last year.

Article content Three of seven individuals will plead not guilty to charges related to an anti-lockdown protest on May 1. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Three pleas entered to charges from May 1 Cornwall protest Back to video Jason Christoff, owner of a gym in Cornwall and known anti-vaccine advocate, was represented by his attorney at the provincial offences court on Tuesday. Christoff, alongside co-accused Gary Jans and a woman named Sandra who...

Article content The region’s standby list for a COVID-19 vaccination is now open to individuals 18 and older. In a message to media outlets Thursday, the Eastern Ontario Health Unit said widening the eligibility will help avoid vaccine wastage by ensuring as many people as needed are available to receive remaining doses at the end of a clinic. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. EOHU expands COVID-19 vaccine standby list to avoid wastage Back to vide...

Article content The region’s standby list for a COVID-19 vaccination is now open to individuals 18 and older. In a message to media outlets Thursday, the Eastern Ontario Health Unit said widening the eligibility will help avoid vaccine wastage by ensuring as many people as needed are available to receive remaining doses at the end of a clinic. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. EOHU expands COVID-19 vaccine standby list to avoid wastage Back to vide...