The City of Cornwall
360 Pitt Street K6H5T9 Cornwall, ON, Canada

Plow operators are ready for the next big storm - are you? Phase 2 of winter parking restrictions take effect Tuesday, December 15. Then, regardless of the forecast, on-street parking is prohibited from 1 am to 7 am. Learn more: www.Cornwall.ca/winterpark

We are so proud to support non-profit agencies with our Community Christmas Tree ornament fundraiser! Buy yours from... Centre Charles-Émile-Claude Sexual Assault Support Services for Women of SDG&A Beyond 21... Diversity/Diversité Cornwall United Way/Centraide of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry Learn more: www.Cornwall.ca/connected See more

City Council has approved the Water and Wastewater Budget for 2021. Review the agenda and budget: https://www.cornwall.ca/en/city-hall/council-meetings.aspx Watch meeting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzV7nShwrkI&feature=emb_logo

Cornwall, download the Recycle Coach app and have access to your waste schedule; receive weekly reminders; and sort your waste correctly with the What Goes Where?" search engine. Download the app or try it now at www.Cornwall.ca/recyclecoach

Our Municipal Works staff will be at No Frills on Sunday to fill one of our trucks with non-perishable food donations for The Agape Centre this Sunday! Help us fill a truck!

You may start submitting your Statement of Income Card beginning December 6. If you are employed or receiving income please estimate any income / earnings you expect to receive between December 6 and December 15 and include the estimated amount on your Statement of Income Card. The Social and Housing Services Department will be closed from December 24 at 12 p.m. to January 4 at 8:30 a.m. *** Vous pouvez commencer à soumettre votre carte de déclaration de revenu à compter du... 6 décembre. Si vous êtes employé ou vous reçevez un revenu, veuillez estimer tout revenu / revenu que vous prévoyez reçevoir entre le 6 décembre et le 15 décembre et inclure le montant estimé sur votre carte de revenu. Le département des services sociaux et services de logement sera fermé jeudi, le 24 décembre à 12h au lundi le 2 janvier, 2021 à 8h30. See more

Meet Karen Beck. She emailed the City a few weeks ago, asking if we could prepare a map of all the decorated homes in Cornwall. Help us make this map a success! Let's share the spirit of the season and create connection while keeping our distance. Add your address to the map, or request a map, here: https://forms.cornwall.ca/Cornwall-Holiday-Lights-Tour... www.Cornwall.ca/connected #thankyoukaren See more

The Eastern Ontario Health Unit does not recommend trick-or-treating this year. If you do decide to hand out candy, they have issued some safety tips (including wearing a mask, keeping your distance, and using hand sanitizer). Click through the photos for some tips for creatively and SAFELY handing out candy. Read the full guidelines at www.Cornwall.ca/halloween

No car? No problem! Cornwall Transit is offering free rides for the Santa Claus Parade on Saturday, November 28. Please follow the COVID-19 guidelines to ensure a safe ride for everyone! Learn more: https://bit.ly/33a49sI

The Lamoureux Park and Guindon Park docks are scheduled for removal on Monday, November 2. Thank you all for a safe and successful season!

As the 2-bag limit approaches on April 5, we'd like to hear from large families about how this will impact them. Please use this form to answer the questions below: https://cornwall.formbuilder.ca/English-Forms/Contact-Us How many people are in your household? What concerns do you have about the upcoming bag limit? What can the City do to support your family?... Would you be willing to meet the waste management team to discuss strategies and do a waste audit? See more

Please share this with someone who typically parks on the road Environment Canada is forecasting 5 cm of snow tonight! This means there is no on-street parking overnight while plows clear City roads. www.Cornwall.ca/winterpark

The Eastern Ontario Health Unit doesn't recommend trick-or-treating this year. If you do choose to go, here are some ways you can help keep your family safe. Read the full guidelines at www.Cornwall.ca/halloween

Council is meeting live! Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyjn6Lpy9FU&feature=emb_logo And review the agenda: https://www.cornwall.ca/en/city-hall/council-meetings.aspx

NEW this year: during Cornwall Gives A Shirt week (Oct 19-23), you can set out bags of clothes that can't be reused or resold. Mark the bags "clothes for recycling." They will not be sent to local thrift stores - instead, they will be marketed for textile recycling! www.Cornwall.ca/clothes

What have you done to reduce the amount of waste you set out? Share your tips and suggestions! (My name is Emma I’m the person behind the City’s Facebook page. I purchased an indoor composter to quickly convert food waste to compost for my gardens, and was able to cut my waste in half.) Learn more about bag limits: https://bit.ly/36jnycP Find more waste reduction tips at www.Cornwall.ca/limit

September 30 marks the end of the open air burning season in Cornwall. Nuisance/illegal burns can be reported by calling 911. www.cornwall.ca/openairburn

One spectator per player is now permitted at the Benson Centre. Please help us ensure this is a safe environment for everyone by following these regulations: one parent/guardian per youth player is permitted, spectators can enter the building 15 minutes before the game/practice, and must leave within 15 minutes of the end, spectators must sign in using the contact tracing sheet, spectators must sit in designated areas, and... as always, keep your distance, wear your mask, and sanitize your hands www.Cornwall.ca/benson See more

What should I do with my yard waste? Are batteries recyclable? Are these questions familiar? Download the Recycle Coach app and sort your waste correctly this fall with the "What Goes Where" search tool. Download the app or try it now at www.Cornwall.ca/recyclecoach

The Eastern Ontario Health Unit does not recommend trick-or-treating this year. Click through the photos to discover creative ways to celebrate Halloween on October 31! Read the full guidelines at www.Cornwall.ca/halloween

Saunders Drive between Power Dam Dr and Second St will be closed September 29 and 30, as the developer completes the road crossing for the new Saunders Drive Subdivision.

On Friday, we officially opened the salt storage facility! This facility will be able to store a full winter's worth of salt for City roads, and is part of the Municipal Works Yard Redevelopment Plan.

Day of the Girl - Journée de la fille is now live! Join community organizations from across the region for an afternoon of inspiration, empowerment, and activities. If you did not register for an activity kit, you’ll need Vision Board Supplies: poster board, scissors, glue or tape, markers, stickers, magazines or newspapers Glider Supplies: piece of paper, straw, tape, rubber band or hair elastic, paper clip or small rock, scissors... Keep an eye out for the 2021 International Day of the Boy next spring! See more

Water. In this episode of Street Level, we're talking about where your water comes from, where and how it's cleaned after use, and why water conservation is important. Leave us your feedback (and questions!) in the comments!

Sundays are for placemaking! Placemaking leverages the power of the arts, culture, and creativity - like the murals displayed throughout our community. http://www.cornwall.ca/placemaking

CSDG Paramedics joined colleagues from across the region at a pop-up drive thru testing site at the Canadian Tire Centre last weekend. Over 3,000 swabs were completed over two days, helping manage the backlog of residents seeking tests in the Ottawa area.

Please be safe this Thanksgiving weekend! Learn more about kitchen fire safety (and Fire Prevention Week) at www.Cornwall.ca/safecooking

Winter is on its way - Leaf and yard collection ends November 13 - Winter parking restrictions (phase 1) start November 15 - The household hazardous waste depot closes at the end of November Message us with questions!

Survey alert!! EN: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VGR8W79 FR: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VG93PYG The City of Cornwall is exploring a Residential Rental Licensing program. Your feedback is anonymous and much appreciated! Learn more:... EN: www.Cornwall.ca/rent FR: www.Cornwall.ca/louer See more

CSDG Paramedics supporting the Boys & Girls Club of Cornwall/SDG with #smilecookies - have you bought yours yet?

Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving weekend. Monday is a holiday - waste collection is delayed, offices are closed, and buses are not running. Learn more: https://bit.ly/36BPg4R

We bet you haven’t visited all 42 parks yetwhat are you waiting for? Guess this park correctly, and we’ll enter you into a draw for a City of Cornwall branded toque or metal water bottle. (We’ll give you the answer tomorrow!) www.Cornwall.ca/parks

In this episode, we'll ask you to get involved! Coming up in October... Waste Reduction Week Fire Prevention Week Local Government Week Check out what's happening in your City, and how your municipality is preparing for these events!

You may not be thinking about it yet... but our crew at Municipal Works is already training for winter operations!

It is FREE to bring items to the household hazardous waste depot! Even more importantly, it's the safest way to dispose of items that do NOT belong in our landfill. The depot is open... Saturday, October 10 - 8 am to 12 pm Wednesday, October 21 - 8 am to 4 pm... Saturday, October 24 - 8 am to 12 pm Learn more at www.Cornwall.ca/hazardous or call 613-937-1777. See more

Hey, Ontario Works clients! Register at ontario.ca/mybenefits to report changes, see past information, and view letters anytime, anywhere, from any device.

Ever heard of wish-cycling? You toss a tricky item in your recycling container, hoping it’ll get recycled. Unfortunately, simply wishing for something to be recyclable doesn’t make it so. Wish-cycling is one of the biggest issues facing waste management today; it actually creates more waste in the long run. Download the Recycle Coach app and use the "What Goes Where?" Search tool to sort your waste correctly. Download the app or try it now at www.Cornwall.ca/recyclecoach

Check out Sparky's no-cook recipes for kids! Learn more about Fire Prevention Week at www.Cornwall.ca/safecooking (And don't forget to enter our kids colouring contest!)

Today, we'd like to wish Raymonde McDonald a happy retirement! She's served the corporation for 8 years as Building & By-law's administrative support, and another 8 years as the Mayor's administrative assistant. Congratulations, Ray!

On National Transit Operator Appreciation Day, CAO Adams and Mayor Clement thank the team at Cornwall Transit for their work during the pandemic and beyond.

CSDG Paramedics, Social and Housing Services, and Cornwall Emergency Preparedness staff are assisting at a new testing centre in Limoges. The centre, located just off highway 417 at 2015 Calypso Street, is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Learn more: https://eohu.ca/en/article/2020-09-24

Take action to reduce your food waste by - Planning meals and making a grocery list - Sorting fruits and vegetables properly so they last longer - Getting creative with leftovers - Using an indoor or backyard composter... P.S. Yes the City is investigating a kitchen organics collection program! Stay tuned. Learn more about garbage limits at https://bit.ly/33VvOhE Find more waste reduction tips at www.Cornwall.ca/limit See more

Mayor Bernadette Clement’s first-ever Christmas Card Contest is underway! This Christmas will be unlike everything we have ever known, said Mayor Clement. I am hoping these submissions and the cards they will become will provide hope and joy during this challenging time. While everyone is welcome to participating in the contest, students under the age of 18 are encouraged to participate (and submit by November 2!)... Learn more: www.Cornwall.ca/art (english) or www.Cornwall.ca/arts (français)

Make this fall a memorable one by exploring City of Cornwall parks! Guess this park correctly, and we’ll enter you into a draw for a City of Cornwall branded toque or metal water bottle. (We’ll give you the answer tomorrow!) www.Cornwall.ca/parks

Many fires start in the kitchen. Watch to find out how you can create a safer cooking space! Learn more about Fire Prevention Week at www.Cornwall.ca/safecooking (And don't forget to enter our kids colouring contest!)

Do you have a new tourism idea for Cornwall & SDG Counties? Register to learn about the "Spark" Mentorships & Grants Program and how to apply. Individuals, entrepreneurs, small businesses and non-profits based in the region are encouraged to participate in an upcoming virtual Info Session to learn more about the "Spark" Program, application guide, and how they could be selected to receive a $3,000 grant and tourism mentorship. REGISTER: Thursday, September 24 @ 11:30am-12:15p...m https://bit.ly/3cm8oVc Monday, October 5 @ 5:00-5:45pm https://bit.ly/2EmDpMe MORE INFO: www.tourisminnovation.ca/cornwallsdgcounties See more

Cooler temperatures mean great weather for enjoying City of Cornwall parks! Guess this park correctly, and we’ll enter you into a draw for a City of Cornwall branded toque or metal water bottle. (We’ll give you the answer tomorrow!) www.Cornwall.ca/parks

We have all been there before a holiday delays waste collection, and we’ve forgotten! Download the Recycle Coach App today so you can get notified about any collection schedule changes, have access to your waste schedule, and sort your waste correctly with the "What Goes Where?" search tool. (Collection is proceeding normally today!) www.Cornwall.ca/recyclecoach

The City is pleased to offer gentle yoga and ballroom dancing lessons at the Benson Centre this fall. Find out how to register, and what COVID-19 precautions are in place, at www.Cornwall.ca/recreation

City of Cornwall flags will remain at half-mast until the funeral of former Prime Minister John Turner. Turner served as Prime Minister in 1984.

Cornwall, your participation in bi-weekly leaf and yard collection this summer was exceptional! Weekly collection starts September 28 and continues until November 13. Leaves and yard waste can be set out in paper bags and reusable bins, and branches must be bundled separately. Learn more at www.Cornwall.ca/leafandyard

Have you been to this park yet? Fall is a great time to discover a new walking trail or play structure. Guess this park correctly, and we’ll enter you into a draw for a City of Cornwall branded toque or metal water bottle! (We’ll give you the answer tomorrow!) www.Cornwall.ca/parks

Yesterday was International Peace Day. To recognize the event, Sisters Brownie Alxsys O’Hara and Guide Maille O’Hara planted pinwheels for peace in the City Hall flower bed.

Students can save big by riding Cornwall Transit in October and November! monthly passes are $46 (savings of $7) 10-ride tickets are $15 (savings of $8) Learn more: www.CornwallTransit.ca

Summer may be coming to an end, but it’s still a great time to enjoy Cornwall parks! We hope to inspire you to discover a new park this fall. Guess this park correctly, and we’ll enter you into a draw for a City of Cornwall branded toque or metal water bottle. (We’ll give you the answer tomorrow!) www.Cornwall.ca/parks

Yes, parking is still free for your first two hours! If there is a pay-by-plate machine nearby, you must register for parking (you can also use the WaytoPark app). www.Cornwall.ca/parking

Sundays are for placemaking! Placemaking helps build the character and quality of a community - like the brightly painted picnic tables scattered throughout Cornwall. http://www.cornwall.ca/placemaking

Scott Porter, the City's Parks Supervisor, joined the Raisin Region Conservation Authority at the pop-up shops last weekend to help give out about 500 free trees! If you missed it this year, don't worry - the RRCA has given out trees annually for the last 21 years.

Progress at the salt dome! www.Cornwall.ca/construction

Happy bike month! Cornwall's bike paths go far beyond the waterfront trail - check out the map of cycling opportunities in our community: www.Cornwall.ca/bikemap

By-law enforcement officers are assisting with back-to-school in Cornwall! They're on site at several schools to ensure pick-up and drop-off proceeds safely.

Want to make recycling easy? Download the free Recycle Coach app and have access to your waste schedule, receive weekly reminders, and sort your waste correctly with the "What Goes Where?" search tool. www.Cornwall.ca/recyclecoach

Repairs to the expansion joints on the McConnell Ave CNR Overpass will be taking place starting today until September 25. During the work, the overpass will be intermittently reduced to one lane of traffic. The City of Cornwall thanks all motorists for their cooperation. If you require any additional information please contact the Department of Infrastructure & Municipal Works at 613-932-5354.

Sidewalks are being rebuilt and replaced on Cumberland Street between 2nd and 4th - learn more at www.Cornwall.ca/cumberland

It's bike month! We can't think of a better way to celebrate than with a full-length Street Level episode!

How stunning is the Cornwall Public Library's new website? Check it out!

Council is meeting live! Listen to the audio here or watch the high-quality live stream at https://yourtv.tv/node/277036?c=cornwall

Temporary Route Adjustments New Saturday Hours: 1) Pitt and McConnell - 8:45 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. 2) Sunrise and Cumberland - 8:45 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. 3) Brookdale and Montreal - 8:45 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.... 4) Riverdale - 6:45 a.m. - 7:15 a.m. 71 Express Route temporarily cancelled 61 Community Service not offered on Saturdays (only Monday to Friday) www.cornwalltransit.ca See more

Save the date! Give your old clothes new life by setting out bags of used clothing, linens, and shoes on your regular collection day the week of October 19 to 23. Bags should be marked "Cornwall Gives A Shirt." They will be picked up by staff and brought to local thrift stores for re-use. Help us extend the life of the landfill by reducing your waste and participating in Cornwall Gives A Shirt!