Videos

Transition Cornwall +'s annual celebration of gardening has had to adapt to the COVID-19 crisis, but there are still hundred of plants to be given away! Here is Kat Rendek with the details. #COVID19 #trulylocal

Cornwall Police Service Cst. Dan Cloutier talks to YourTV about the upcoming Paws on Patrol program, as well as shares some tips on staying safe from COVID-19 scams.

Although this annual event was canceled due to COVID-19, it's found new life on a virtual platform!

Summer weather seems to finally be here, in time with the provincial announcement that golf courses could re-open. Rory & Kathy MacLennan of Summerheights Golf Links join YourTV to discuss the process of re-opening, as well as all of the safety measures in place to protect customers and staff!

As of Monday, May 25th, the Cornwall Public Library has re-opened for Curbside Pick-up. Here is all you need to know!

You've probably heard a lot of COVID-19 testing, but do you know how it works? Joanne Sidorchuk from the Cornwall Community Hospital joins YourTV to take us through the process, from booking an appointment to getting results.

Member of Parliament Eric Duncan provides an update on the Federal response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including investments for our local United Way, the extended border closures, the wearing of masks and more!

Eastern Ontario Health Unit Medical Officer of Health Dr. Paul Roumeliotis provides an update on the local COVID-19 situation, including the positive case at Maxville Manor and upcoming guidelines for farmer's markets and drive-in church services.

While the Cornwall Kinsmen Farmers' Market won't take place this summer, the Kinsmen Club Of Cornwall is still finding a way to promote it's vendors!

Lorne Taillon, Leisure Arts Coordinator for The City of Cornwall, has all you need to know about the outdoor facilities that have re-opened this week.

The Regional Emergency Response Council announced yesterday that it was receiving 100,343.00, funded by the Government of Canada's New Horizons for Seniors Program, with most of the funding going towards iniatives focusing on food insecurity for seniors.

RERC will also be receiving $330,807 through the Emergency Community Support Fund and has opened an application process for local non-profits currently working with the most vulernable populations in our community.

Here is our weekly update with Juliette Labossière from the United Way/Centraide of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry.

MPP Jim McDonell talks about today's announcements that Ontario schools will remain closed until September.