Shawna O'Neill
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Canadian journalist, currently working at the Cornwall @standfreeholder -- a part of @postmedianet DM me any inquiries or email me at [email protected]
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standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill
Cornwall Police Service Acting Deputy Chief Chad Maxwell, left, speaking during the board meeting with Chief of Police Shawna Spowart, right, on Thursday May 1, 2025 in Cornwall, Ont. Photo by Shawna O'Neill /Cornwall Standard-FreeholderArticle contentChief of Police Shawna Spowart spoke to the Cornwall Police Service board last week about how firearms were never discharged by officers in 2024. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill
Getting reading for the Children's Treatment Centre Bike-a-Thon fundraising efforts are, in front row, from left to right: event chair Peter Asquini, longtime supporter Mary Thibeault, and Bank of Montreal Akwesasne branch manager Megan Stuart-Martel. Back row, from left to right: Isabelle, Katie, and Charlotte Paquette. Pictured on Wednesday May 7, 2025 in Cornwall, Ont.
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6 days ago |
recorder.ca | Shawna O'Neill
Cornwall Police Service Acting Deputy Chief Chad Maxwell, left, speaking during the board meeting with Chief of Police Shawna Spowart, right, on Thursday May 1, 2025 in Cornwall, Ont. Photo by Shawna O'Neill /Cornwall Standard-FreeholderArticle contentChief of Police Shawna Spowart spoke to the Cornwall Police Service board last week about how firearms were never discharged by officers in 2024. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill
The Akwesasne Thunder took on the Nepean Knights in the Ontario Junior B Lacrosse League Far East Division clash on Wednesday May 7, 2025 on Kawehno:ke. Photo by Shawna O'Neill /Cornwall Standard-FreeholderArticle contentAKWESASNE — The 2025 home opener game for the Akwesasne Thunder was a nail-biter that saw the home team fall short by one point, 11-10, in overtime. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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recorder.ca | Shawna O'Neill
Published May 08, 2025 • Last updated 1 day ago • 2 minute readThe Akwesasne Thunder took on the Nepean Knights in the Ontario Junior B Lacrosse League Far East Division clash on Wednesday May 7, 2025 on Kawehno:ke. Photo by Shawna O'Neill /Cornwall Standard-FreeholderArticle contentAKWESASNE — The 2025 home opener game for the Akwesasne Thunder was a nail-biter that saw the home team fall short by one point, 11-10, in overtime.
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RT @HugoAPRodrigues: Proud boss moment-- take a bow @ShawnaAONeill for winning the Hon. Edward Goff Penny Memorial Prize for Young Journali…
I am so happy to be joining the team!
We are thrilled to share that @ShawnaAONeill has joined our newsroom team starting this week. Give her a follow, and say hello when you see her out and about. #cwlpoli #cdnmedia
RT @connie_walker: Episode 3: "A Suspect" is out. We track down the person Garry Kerr named in that email. Listen on @iTunes or here: https…