Cornwall_2012_04_11

Vive le Magasinage aux États-Unis

Question of the week

Question de la semaine

L'attitude de notre représentant local est des plus déplorable. Notre représentant fédéral devrait favoriser nos entreprises et notre économie locale. Ceci est un coup dûr pour nos emplois et notre économie locale. l n'y a pas doute qu'un devrait tout faire pour appuyer et favoriser nos détaillants lo- caux. Mario Leclerc Candidat du NPD aux élections 2011 Stormont, Dundas et Glengarry sud Cross border shopping takes money away from local businesses and retailers and their employees and families. In addition, local businesses and retailers pay taxes in our community. From personal experience, I know that our local businesses and retailers are very gen- erous in their support of local charities, service clubs, organizations and commu- nity projects that improve the quality of life in our community. They deserve our sup- port.

Lettre au rédacteur:

Comment trouvez-vous les Colts en séries éliminatoires cette année?              

Je ne pouvais pas en croire mes yeux quand j'ai lu dans le journal Standard Freeholder que notre député actuel a déclaré que le magasinage l'autre bord de la frontière est bon pour Cornwall. Les propriétaires de petites et moyennes entreprises savent très bien qu'il y a déja assez de monde qui magasinent aux États- Unis comme ça. Pourquoi notre gouverne- ment favorise davantage le magasinage hors-frontière!

« Vraiment content. J  y vais de temps en temps, c  est une bonne équipe cette année. »

Raymond Laperle

Should encourage local businesses

 It  s great that they made the playoffs, I  m very proud of them, they  re from Cornwall.

To the editor:

I was surprised to read a recent state- ment by SD&SG M.P. Guy Lauzon taking credit for a cross border shopping meas- ure in the federal budget that raised the limits substantially on tax-free goods im- ported from the United States. Mr. Lauzon is reported as stating that this was one of the suggestions from his riding and that this will benefit many border towns , including Cornwall. I can’t see how encouraging cross border shopping in the United States helps the local economy.

Jared Bertrand (with his children)

« J  espère qu  ils feront la 3e ronde, ils le méritent, ils ont de bons gardiens de buts. »

Brian Lynch, Cornwall

Lucien Gagné

Waterfront land available for casino in city

at least discuss the issue and see if we could take the first step in the “Cornwall Casino” project by following Chairman Godfrey’s suggestion and find out the stance of the local government. On a personal note, I think that there is land available on the waterfront for a casino and entertainment centre and also we are already seeing lots of our local money end up at the other casinos. It would be nice to see some of this money stay at home.

To the editor:

The Ontario Government has recently been discussing plans to overhaul gam- bling in the province and at the same time the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Commission have plans to unlock greater funding for health care and ed- ucation. In a recent interview OLG Chairman Paul Godfrey said OLG would not make a move to build a casino in Toronto or any- where else in Ontario until it knew the stance of the local government. I strongly urge Cornwall city council to

 Very pleased, it  s gonna be a tough series with Nepean or Pembroke.

Tom Everson (with daughter Rebecca)

Mark A. MacDonald Cornwall

              contre les Raiders de Nepean. // At press time, the Cornwall Colts were heading        

Reduce size of Cornwall city council: MacDonald

to reduce the size of council. My personal opinion is that we can get by with eight councillors instead of the present number of 10.

To the editor:

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One of the issues that this Cornwall city council should deal with is the number of people that are elected to council. A recent resignation announcement pres- ent a good opportunity to start the process

Mark A. MacDonald Cornwall

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the emerging issues within the profession, to network with colleagues from across the Eastern region, gather new information and rejuvenate,” said Monique Gunn, divi- sion manager of the city’s child care divi- sion. The conference will get under way with a keynote speech by businessman and au- thor Dave Jones. The conference will also feature a series of workshops (in English and French) on a wide variety of topics including children and stress, engaging parents, incorporating social media in your organization, leader- ship, self-care for professionals and suicide awareness.

The Journal

Hundreds of child and youth practition- ers from the Cornwall area and beyond will gather on May 5 at the former Gen- eral Vanier Intermediate School in Corn- wall for the Successful Kids ... Successful Community Conference. Organized by the Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Best Start Network, the one-day conference will provide practitioners with hands-on information, strategies and tech- niques for working with children and their families. “This is a great opportunity for child and youth practitioners to learn about some of

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