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The City of Cornwall would like to advise motorists that CN will be rehabilitating the rail crossing on Boundary Road from Tuesday, August 17th to Thursday, August 19th.
The work involves  a full rehabilitation (replacement of panels, ties, joins, rail and planks) and requires a road closure in order to be completed.
During the work period the section of Boundary Road between Industrial Park Drive and Marleau Avenue will be closed to traffic, with traffic being detoured...
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The City of Cornwall would like to advise motorists that CN will be rehabilitating the rail crossing on Power Dam Drive from Tuesday, July 20th to Thursday, July 22nd.
The work involves  a full rehabilitation (replacement of panels, ties, joins, rail and planks) and requires a road closure in order to be completed.
During the work period the section of Power Dam Drive between Cornwall Centre Road and Vincent Massey Drive will be closed to traffic, with traffic being...
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The City of Cornwall and Red Squirrel Conservation Services are proud to offer residents two free Lunch and Learn webinars:
How can rain and pollinator gardens build our community’s climate resiliency? Wednesday, July 28 from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Presenter: Sean James, Master Gardener
Canada’s Greener Homes Grant Learn how to make your home more energy efficient and climate resilient Wednesday, August 4 from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Presenter: Cedric Pepelea,...
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City of Cornwall Council is hosting a town hall meeting on August 12 at 7 p.m.
Residents are invited to register online to attend the town hall. After introductory remarks and a short video , residents will be invited to speak.
To respect COVID-19 protocols, attendees will be distributed throughout the room. Attendance will be limited to 20 members of the public per session. Additional sessions will begin at 8 p.m., 9 p.m., and so on, based on registration numbers.
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Introducing the latest Lamoureux Park attraction: Rock Around the Park!
Here’s how to join the music trivia challenge:
Take a walk or go for a bike ride – don’t forget your cell phone!
Start at the Cornwall Tourism pop-up information booth.
Use your cell phone’s QR Code reader to scan the first sign.
Listen to the music, and make a note of the song.
At the end of the trail, submit your guess for the theme that brings all the...
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Saturday, August 7 is Eco Day in Cornwall – an opportunity to learn from local organizations and explore the natural world in your neighbourhood.
Discover exciting displays across our community from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.:
Stop by the pop-up shops on Pitt Street to chat with City of Cornwall and Raisin Region Conservation Authority staff about water conservation, pollinators, and steps you can take at home to live a more sustainable lifestyle. Seeds are being given...
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The Corporation of the City of Cornwall is seeking one community member to serve on the Heritage Patrimoine Cornwall Committee.
The committee advises and assists Council on matters relating to buildings and areas of architectural and/or historical significance.
The committee meets once a month at the Cornwall Public Library.
Applicants are invited to submit their completed applications and their resume, including their qualifications, no later than Friday, August...
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Rent a pop-up stall on Pitt Street during weekend closures!
This short-term on-street rental space is ideal for small retailers, artisans, artists, and non-profit associations. You don’t need a special event or craft show vendor permit – simply book your stall online .
The cost is $20 a day, including tax. Insurance is included and paid for by the Cornwall & Area Chamber of Commerce.
“Summertime weekend closures are an opportunity for residents...
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Kids, don’t miss out! The Summer Playground Program is back as of July 5.
The program offers free summer fun on weekdays until August 13. Trained park leaders provide exciting play opportunities for children between the ages of 5 and 12. Active and quiet games, sports, arts and crafts are offered daily.
“We have an exciting summer ahead, with COVID-19 safety protocols in place to ensure our participants and staff are safe,” said Lorne Taillon, Supervisor,...
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The conversation has started – have your say!
The City of Cornwall wants to know how many remote workers are currently living in our community and how many folks are considering moving here for remote work. We want to know how we can make Cornwall a more attractive community for remote workers.
The public engagement webpage is live now, in both English and French . Until August 5, fill out the survey, add your ideas, and discover why we think Cornwall is a great...
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