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and 25, he got into an altercation with her, prevented her from leaving the residence, assaulted her and caused damaged to property. The victim did not require medical treatment. He was charged with forcible confinement and domestic assault. Theft charges Michael Colborne, 32, of Cornwall, was charged with theft after he allegedly stole property from a Water Street store. He was also charged with two counts of failing to comply with an undertaking. Vivyen Alexis Morin, 19 of Cornwall, faces theft charges after a woman removed property from a Ninth Street store. She is to appear in court August 2. Drugs search leads to 16 charges Several charges were laid after members of the Cornwall Community Police Service Street Crime Unit executed a drug search June 27 at a Fourth Street West residence. As a result of the inves- tigation three Cornwall men were charged with 16 offences when they were found in possession of weapons such as a knife and brass knuckles. Police seized a quantity of illicit drugs valued at $1,100. Charged are Barry Ceasor, Michael Gowan, both 24, and Adam Amell, 23. Theft charge Jessie Beauchamp-Gorman, 20, of Cor- nwall, was arrested June 28 after he allegedly broke into a business on Thirteenth Street West. He was charged with possession of stolen property, break and enter and theft. Steven Dufresne, 43, of Cornwall, was charged with theft after he was stopped by a loss prevention officer for allegedly shoplifting at a Ninth Street business June 25. implemented by a majority Ontario PC Government, will return unions to the essential role they played as advocates of higher employment standards, cham- pions of worker safety and builders of the middle class.” McDonell offers his perspective: “The current situation is unsustainable. Our labour laws and labour-related government agencies aremaking it harder and harder to hire and retain employees in tough economic times. Lack of financial transparency of the large unions diminishes workers’ and employers’ con- fidence in the very institution that should act as a trustworthy advocate.” McDonell concludes: “Dalton McGuinty’s answer to any issue is more government, more top-down manage- ment, more costs, more red tape, more intrusion where Government shouldn’t meddle. For instance, employers with private insurance plans have to pay increased premiums into a WSIB already in the hole for 14.5 billion, and a nightmare to deal with. The Ontario PC Flexible Labour Markets white paper is about more than mere changes in legislation. It is a change in attitude towards employers and employees in this Province, and the time for this change is now.”
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A 21-year-old Cornwall man has been charged with assault after bear spray was used during an incident June 25, reports the Cornwall Community Police Service. It is alleged that the man had gone to an acquaintance’s residence while searching for his 20-year-old ex- girlfriend and sprayed bear spray in the residence, contaminating four individuals. They were not injured. An investigation revealed that the accused had allegedly got into altercations with his ex-girlfriend on two previous occa- sions and had continuously attempted to contact her. The female victim did not require medical treatment. The man was charged with possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, four counts of assault with a Weapon, criminal harassment, being unlawfully in a residence and two counts of domestic assault. The accused’s name is not being released in order to protect the identity of the victims. Assault with pellet gun A 17-year-old Cornwall girl faces several charges after another 17-year- old suffered minor injuries when he was shot with a pellet gun June 25. She was charged with assault with a weapon and two counts of breach of probation. Forcible confinement A 42-year-old Cornwall male was arrested when police investigated an altercation June 25. It is alleged that June 23, he unlawfully entered his 36- year-old girlfriend’s residence unlawfully, and that between June 24 Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry M.P.P. Jim McDonell says the Ontario Progressive Conservative Flexible Labour Markets white paper “takes Ontario’s outdated labour laws into the 21 st century.” He states: “Our current system creates a paradox where an employee has two bosses: one paying the salary and the other taking it to spend through a system that lacks transparency.” Ontario’s rigid labour laws have severe economic consequences for all Ontarians, McDonell continues. “Our unionisation framework has led to a closed tendering system where pu- blic projects lose their focus on the outcome and the taxpayer. Process - and the payment it brings - becomes the sole concern. This must stop, Ontario cannot afford it and Ontarians are fed up with Government waste. Our youth are prevented from entering the skilled trades by regulations designed to protect big-union shops that hate competition – despite a looming 1-million skilled tradesmen shortage.” “The Ontario PC white paper, when
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