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 service board briefs: More firearms present in the city

5 days ago | 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.
Children's Treatment Centre Bike-a-Thon building momentum in Cornwall

5 days ago | 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.
Akwesasne Thunder fall short to Nepean Knights in home opener

6 days ago | 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.
Carey Terrance Jr. presented with hometown hero award

6 days ago | standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill

From left to right: Saint Regis Tribal Council members sub-chief Benjamin Herne, sub-chief Agnes Jacobs, Carey Terrance, Chief Donald Thompson Jr., Chief Michael Karoniatens Conners, and sub-chief Derrick King on Wednesday May 7, 2025 on Kawehno:ke.
City and Guilds London Institute fellowship bestowed to Cornwall native

6 days ago | standard-freeholder.com | Shawna O'Neill

Cornwall native Robert W Robertson has been named as a Fellow of the City and Guilds London Institute (FCGI). SuppliedArticle contentThe list of accomplishments for Cornwall native Robert W Robertson continues to grow. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article contentArticle contentRecommended VideosWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.
La Citadelle Patriotes, Glengarry Gaels eye top finishes in SDG high school soccer

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Greg Peerenboom

Author of the article: Greg Peerenboom • Special to the Standard-FreeholderPublished May 07, 2025 • Last updated 11 minutes ago • 3 minute readLa Citadelle Patriotes Gabrielle Giroux tries to control the ball with a Glengarry Gaels lurking behind her in senior soccer action at St. Joseph's Catholic Secondary School on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, in Cornwall, Ont.
Former Iroquois-area developer Edouard Bonamie denied full day parole

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Phillip Blancher

Published May 07, 2025 • 2 minute readA file photo of Edouard Bonamie (then known as Nicholas Bonamy) being taken into custody after receiving a four-year sentence for fraud in a Saskatoon, Sask, court on May 17, 2006. Photo by Richard Marjan /Saskatoon StarPhoenixArticle contentConvicted Iroquois property developer Edouard Bonamie – who has been allowed out on day parole release since November – has been denied full parole.
Cornwall updates its procurement policy to prefer some Canadian purchases, mitigate tariff impacts

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

"Offending jurisdictions" defined, and can now exclude some businesses from being awarded contracts. Coun. Fred Ngoundjo, left, speaking about Cornwall's procurement of goods and services as CAO Tim Mills, centre, and Mayor Justin Towndale listen on Tuesday, April 29, 2025, in Cornwall, Ont.
Cornwall police say equity, diversity, and inclusivity work has aimed to improve trust, relationships

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

Cornwall Police Service equity, diversity, and inclusivity co-ordinator Farhana Meghji, left, shares details of the 2024 EDI report with the police service board as board secretary Carmen Cousineau listens, on Thursday, May 1, 2025, in Cornwall, Ont.
$20K raised at Carefor Hospice Cornwall's Hike for Hospice

1 week ago | standard-freeholder.com | Greg Peerenboom

Author of the article: Greg Peerenboom • Special to the Standard-FreeholderPublished May 05, 2025 • 2 minute readBagpiper Dwight Grant leads participants in the Hike for Hospice at Carefor Hospice Cornwall on Sunday, May 4, 2025, in Cornwall, Ont. Photo by Greg Peerenboom /Special to the Standard-FreeholderArticle contentThe warmth that greeted the Carefor Hospice Cornwall’s annual Hike for Hospice didn’t just come from Sunday’s 20 C weather.