Videos

We continue coverage of Black History Month with this segment on this week's activities planned by the African-Caribbean International Association of Eastern Ontario.

Paula Labonte, Human Trafficking Educator at SASS, discusses how to recognize and prevent human trafficking.

The Raisin Region Conservation Authority welcomes a new chair and vice chair to it's board this year!

While hospitalizations are now trending downward we had the opportunity a few weeks ago to chat with Dr. Lorne Scharf, Chief of Staff and an Emergency Department Physician at CCH, about how the omicron variant has effected our hospital.

Today is National Pizza Day. In Part Two, we introduce you to one of Cornwall's newest Pizzeria's: Luigi's. #TrulyLocal

Cornwall is famous for it's Pizza! Here is Part One of our National Pizza Day coverage with Abbie from ESCA Gourmet Pizza. #TrulyLocal #PizzaDay

MP Eric Duncan discusses the Freedom Convoy as well as the end of Erin O'Toole's tenure as leader of the Conservative Party. #TrulyLocal

Diane Soucie from the Eastern Ontario Training Board discusses the new yournextjob.ca one-stop shop for job seekers in the area! #TrulyLocal

The Cornwall Community Museum is now home to a plaque recognizing John Baker. Born to Dorinda, a slave owned by Major John Grey, John came to Cornwall with the Grey family, and was manumitted upon the death of Major Grey’s son Robert. He later served in the War of 1812, and returned to Cornwall and made it his home. He is buried at Anglican Church. The portrait of John was designed by local artist Tracy-Lynn Chisholm, in collaboration with the Loyalist Bridge Annex, the Ontario Black History Society.