Cornwall Standard-Freeholder

The Cornwall Standard-Freeholder is a daily publication located in Cornwall, Ontario. It has a long-standing history and remains the leading newspaper in terms of circulation within the Montreal - Ottawa - Kingston area. This newspaper is operated by Postmedia.

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Cornwall police use survey, staff feedback to guide 2025-28 strategic plan

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill

Pamela Smit of Ottawa-based Veradus Consulting speaking to the Cornwall Police Service board about the organization's 2025-2028 strategic plan on Thursday June 19, 2025 in Cornwall, Ont. Photo by Shawna O'Neill /Cornwall Standard-FreeholderArticle contentWhile a polished version of the 2025-28 Cornwall Police Service strategic plan won’t be finalized and made public until September, the board adopted the organization’s new plan in principle on Thursday.
Cornwall teacher wins Upper Canada District School Board creativity and innovation award

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill

Published Jun 20, 2025 • Last updated 9 minutes ago • 3 minute readGrade 4 teacher at Eamer's Corners Public School, Kathleen McDougald, received a creativity and innovation award during the Upper Canada District School Board's annual celebration evening on June 9, 2025.
Children's Aid Society of SD&G highlights successful graduates

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill

Graduate Kyra Amesbury performing a song during the Children's Aid Society of SD&G 2025 Youth Recognition and Graduation Ceremony on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, in Cornwall, Ont. Photo by Shawna O'Neill /Cornwall Standard-FreeholderArticle contentIt’s grad season, and the Children’s Aid Society of SD&G hosted it annual meeting on Wednesday to underscore the successes of those youth it supports. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Cornwall Police Service staffs up to respond to calls from Sandy Lake wildfire evacuees

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill

The organization has requested upper-level government funding reimbursement to offset its increased costs of service. A coach bus arrives at the Dev Hotel and Conference Centre on Monday, June 9, 2025, in Cornwall, Ont. Emergency Management Ontario is relocating residents of Sandy Lake First Nation to Cornwall due to wildfire threats. So far, 2,000 people have been evacuated from Sandy Lake, with 377 arriving in Cornwall.
Laggan, Longue Sault public schools enjoying Blue Jays Care Affiliate program

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill

Published Jun 18, 2025 • Last updated 30 minutes ago • 2 minute readLongue Sault Public School (LSPS) Grade 4 students and friends Murphy Carson and Clio Pierce having fun and insisting on a photo op while playing baseball on Wednesday June 18, 2025, in Long Sault, Ont.
Cornwall council gives Canada Day committee an additional $12,000

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill

The Canada Day committee kicking things off in Lamoureux Park on Monday July 1, 2024, in Cornwall, Ont. Photo by Shawna O'Neill /Cornwall Standard-FreeholderArticle contentThousands attend Cornwall’s free Canada Day event celebrations in Lamoureux Park every year and council felt this was worthy of additional funding this year. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Cornwall council briefs: Bell Centennial Park cleanup

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill

Published Jun 17, 2025 • Last updated 7 minutes ago • 1 minute readCornwall City Hall. Photo taken on Tuesday October 6, 2020 in Cornwall, Ont. Photo by Francis Racine /Cornwall Standard-FreeholderArticle contentCornwall councillors will discuss a petition during the next regular meeting that requests the city clear brush and mow the grass at Bell Centennial Park, located in Cornwall’s east end. About 86 citizens signed the petition.
Akwesasronon Sarah Konwahahawi Rourke named CEO of National Circle for Indigenous Medical Education

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill

Sarah Konwahahawi Rourke, Ed.D. of Akwesasne has been named the CEO of the National Circle for Indigenous Medical Education. SuppliedArticle contentTransitioning to an independent non-profit organization this spring, the National Circle for Indigenous Medical Education (NCIME) has added Sarah Konwahahawi Rourke as its CEO. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Carney says Canada, India to reappoint high commissioners in apparent diplomatic thaw

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Christopher Nardi |Tyler Dawson

In his closing remarks at the G7 Summit, Carney spoke on a number of crises, including Israel's escalating war with Iran, Russia's invasion of Ukraine and global trade instabilityPublished Jun 17, 2025 • Last updated 14 hours ago • 3 minute readPrime Minister Mark Carney speaks during his closing G7 press conference in Kananaskis on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. Photo by Gavin Young/PostmediaArticle contentKANANASKIS, Alta.
Record number of entries at Cornwall Road Warriors Club Father's Day car show

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Todd Hambleton

Author of the article: Todd Hambleton • Special to the Standard-FreeholderPublished Jun 16, 2025 • 3 minute readThis convertible may have upstaged the entertainment as it drove past the bandshell in Lamoureux Park during the Cornwall Road Warriors Car Club annual Father's Day show on Sunday, June 15, 2025, in Cornwall, Ont. Photo by Todd Hambleton /Special to the Standard-FreeholderArticle contentJust put it in park.