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Article content A quarterly update from the city’s economic development department — set to be presented to Cornwall city council on Monday — shows that despite the pandemic, the city’s largest employers have been thriving. Take the case of Walmart Logistics — the company is currently looking to hire 150 additional staff members in order to manage its supply chain activities. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Some Cornwall businesses still thriving amidst COVID-19: report Back to video “Olymel has welcomed 24 people from Mauritius and ...

Author of the article: Jordan Haworth Publishing date: Mar 05, 2021  •  March 5, 2021  •  2 minute read  •  LoriAnn Laramee, public health nurse, prepares dilutant for the COVID-19 vaccine in the COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg, Wednesday, December 16, 2020. Qualified Manitobans received their first inoculation in the COVID-19 vaccination. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods Photo by John Woods /Pool/Winnipeg Sun Article content Robocalls will be among the tools used to alert those over 80 years of age with receive home care for chronic medical...

Article content Cornwall city council will be getting an update into the city’s strategic priorities during a special meeting Monday. The overall plan — which was adopted back in 2019 — features a total of 23 priorities grouped under five pillars. These include the waterfront, workforce, housing, economic development, and climate and are to be tackled through a three year period — 2019-22. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Cornwall council to get update on city's strategic priorities Back to video Pursuing these priorities would, according...

Staff seek approval for over $500,000 in renovations and upgrades for the Cornwall Civic Complex.

December 23, 2020 Reading time: 2 min By Nick Seebruch Cornwall and SD&G Paramedics Leighton Woods and Thomas Shackleton with the ceremonial bell rung in memory of Canadian paramedics who died on the job this year (Nick Seebruch/ Seaway News). CORNWALL, Ontario – In a somber ceremony Wednesday morning, Dec. 23, at the Cornwall Civic Complex the Cornwall and SD&G Paramedic Service remembered their colleagues across Canada who lost their lives on the job this year. Names of 51 paramedics from across the country were read out by Cornwall M...