Two sisters with no connection to the St. Lawrence Seaway are repurposing a piece of local spiritual history into something that could become a significant economic generator.
Ky-Lee and Sasha Hanson, who hail from Montreal and Vancouver Island, paid $360,000 for the former Iroquois United Church and manse, and subsequently invested $300,000 in renovations as they head for a soft opening of their new venture, Oneida Grand Centre, by March 1.
Due to COVID-19, they’ll start with takeout food service followed when possible by a licensed gourmet restaurant and catering business; they’ve already hired an executive chef and installed a commercial kitchen.
Improved ambulance service part of Cornwall/SDG Shared Services budget increase January 20, 2021 Reading time: 4 min The rear view of a Cornwall SD&G Ambulance (Ali Gearey/ Seaway News).
UNITED COUNTIES of SD&G, Ontario – Looking to improve land-ambulance services in SDG Counties, Cornwall and SDG paramedics have budgeted a 7.51 per cent increase in operating and capital spending for 2021.
Chief Bill Lister presented the paramedic services budget to SDG Counties council at its January 18th regular meeting as part of the overall Shared Services presentation. SDG and Cornwall have a shared-services agreement, which was renewed late Fall 2020.
Lister told council that part of the capital increase for the budget was not just for replacing existing ambulance vehicles, but to add one additional ambulance for service in the county.