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North Grenville residents on the move

Cornwall, Ontario

Council and staff celebrate with the North Grenville fitness committee after their municipality was crowned Canada's most active community. Submitted photo

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Chesterville golfer receives scholarship for Scotland tournament

Cornwall, Ontario

Kurtis Barkley (right), who is ranked 12 in the world for golfers with disabilities, stands beside his father Rick outside the Johns Manville Cornwall plant as seen on Tuesday July 27, 2021 in Cornwall, Ont. Jordan Haworth/Cornwall Standard-Freeholder/Postmedia Network

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DBIA puts stop sign on Cornwall's Pitt Street weekend closures

Cornwall, Ontario

The closed off portion of Pitt Street, as seen on Sunday July 4, 2021 in Cornwall, Ont. Francis Racine/Cornwall Standard-Freeholder/Postmedia Network

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Children's Treatment Centre in Cornwall celebrates top virtual bike-a-thon fundraisers

Cornwall, Ontario

Some of the top supporters of the Bike-a-Thon Plus event are (from left at the civic complex doors, with event chair Peter Asquini at far right) Rev. Claude Thibault, Rev. Louis Grotelaars, Stewart and Lynda MacDonald, and Sheila MacDonald. Photo on Tuesday, July 27, 2021, in Cornwall, Ont. Todd Hambleton/Cornwall Standard-Freeholder/Postmedia Network

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Final report finds no improper conduct in sales of properties

Kingston, Ontario

Napanee Town Hall in Napanee, Ontario on Monday April 26, 2021.

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Trivia game show coming to Kingston

Kingston, Ontario

Britney Castleman, a member of the Pop Whiz production team, at the quiz show's recent filming in Cornwall.

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Popular movie event returns to market square

Kingston, Ontario

A woman walks through an empty Springer Market Square in Downtown Kingston as the community deals with COVID-19 concerns on Tuesday March 31, 2020.

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Cornwall's Arts in the Park waiting in the wings for just another week

Two years later, the shows must go on.

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Study, plan support bid for filmmaking fund for Kingston and area

A new study and action plan announced by the Kingston Film Office on Monday are to support a bid for a $25-million production accelerator fund from province.

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Teen trivia game show wraps up filming in Cornwall

A travelling trivia gameshow with teenage contestants has wrapped up its two days of filming in Cornwall.

1 day ago Local Entertainment
Live music returns to Glengarry Pioneer Museum

DUNVEGAN — The Glengarry Pioneer Museum will host its first live music event in two years now that the province is in Stage 3 of the reopening framework.

5 days ago Local Entertainment
Conducting business: Planning season around uncertainty a challenge, symphony music director Mitchell says

Evan Mitchell learned a thing or two from the last time he had to plan Kingston Symphony’s season while a pandemic was in effect.

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Six O'Clock Solution: This halloumi beet salad recipe can't be beat

Use red and yellow beets for an extra pop of colour in this dish by Toronto TV chef Shahir Massoud.

8 hours ago Recipes
Cook this: Crispy paneer cubes from Chetna's 30 Minute Indian

Snack, side or starter, 'there is always room for fried paneer,' says Chetna Makan

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Daily horoscope for Tuesday, July 27, 2021

Avoid shopping or making important decisions from 9 PM to after midnight EDT (6 PM to after midnight PDT). The Moon is in Pisces

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Senior Living: Leave your children peace

Create your own estate plan with family members.

1 day ago Life
'Extremely volatile': How COVID-19 threatens the global coffee industry

A new study finds that the socio-economic fallout from COVID-19 is likely to deliver yet another blow to an already precarious industry

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Inflation could pour cold water on Bank of Canada's hot-economy strategy

Everybody will be watching data out tomorrow

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New rules boost financial protection for seniors, but getting them to opt in can be a delicate process

CSA introduces trusted contacts, temporary holds on transactions for seniors and investors with diminished mental capacity

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Don't let the two-dose summer fool you — there is a long battle ahead against COVID-19

Kevin Carmichael: We can't ignore the reality that COVID has refused to let go of some of its victims and there will be no excuses for failing to address it

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1 day ago Economy
U.S. inflation just topped 5 per cent. Is Canadian inflation next?

Prices have steadily climbed since the start of the year and the Bank of Canada won't be changing its guidance just yet

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Cooler housing market won't hurt Canada's recovery: CIBC

Home prices aren't factored into residential investment and employment in sector isn't likely to take a hit, economist says

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Hyundai's new 2022 Kona N Line starts at just over $28,000 in Canada open in new tab

And dig this: more than $20,000 separates the base gas model from the base Kona Electric

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McLaren reveals a Spider version of the 755-horsepower 765LT open in new tab

Good news! The convertible supercar manages the same zero-to-100-km/h sprint time and max speed as the coupe version

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Exploring the historic Trent-Severn Waterway in the Ford F-150 Powerboost open in new tab

Using wheels to check out this passageway for boats is surprisingly fun and educational

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SsangYong's next SUV looks like it's taking a page or two from Jeep open in new tab

Don't call the lawyers yet—the Korean brand says the X200 is just a design study for now

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Toyota previews interior details of 2022 Tundra pickup truck open in new tab

The latest glimpse reveals it'll have seats, buttons, and wireless charging

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Sneezy summer? Why some of us are getting colds open in new tab

Common colds are back with a vengeance this summer, especially for little kids

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Patients reveal thoughts on high-cost drug strategy open in new tab

Patients and their families said they want more transparency about how drug pricing for rare diseases works.

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Pandemic leaves Canadians in fear of LTCs: survey open in new tab

More than one in five respondents were motivated to begin saving for alternate plans to long-term care homes

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What it feels like: Having glaucoma since childhood open in new tab

'It was a growth process. I think part of it was accepting this is who I am, I can't change it'

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Aiming for ordinary: Say no to unhealthy striving open in new tab

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Five children taken to Victoria hospital after eating cannabis gummies open in new tab

A package of Stoner Patch gummies contains up to 500 milligrams of THC.

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Drug-impaired driving jumped 43% in first full year after Canada legalized cannabis open in new tab

New Statistics Canada data shows the number of police charges for drug-impaired driving jumped 43% after Parliament legalized marijuana.

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July 16, 2021 Cannabis News
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Long Plain chief won't back down from province over unlicensed pot shop claim open in new tab

The chief of a Manitoba First Nation says he has no plans of backing down from a fight with the province over the operation of a cannabis shop, and no plans to shut the store down, despite the threat of legal action.

July 8, 2021 Manitoba
Chef pushes cannabis boundaries with safety course for pot-infused cuisine open in new tab

Chef Travis Petersen argues Canada is missing opportunity for cuisine tourism with strict rules around cannabis edibles.

June 18, 2021 Local News
Council decides to wait for Leamington ruling before tackling backyard cannabis odours open in new tab

City council will wait for the results of a legal challenge to Leamington’s cannabis regulation bylaw before contemplating one of its own to clamp down on legal backyard grow ops that raise a mighty stink in local neighbourhoods.

May 3, 2021 Local News

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