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SERVING CORNWALL & AREA SINCE 1985 CORNWALLSEAWAYNEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2023 | VOLUME 38 ISSUE 22
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Breaking ground (Left to Right) Matt Woolley, Nick Woolley, Tim McKinlay - central zone manager, Bill Woolley, Glen Grant – Mayor at time of picture, Pino DiStefano, Lilian Woolley. “Customer shopping habits continue to The new site is expected to open in late Cornwall Honda recently broke ground on its new 28,000 sq.ft. dealership facility that 2023 at 2660 Brookdale Ave., Cornwall, ON. change and the Cornwall Honda experience was designed from the ground up and locat- Just as Cornwall Honda was part of the ori- will not only evolve to reflect how customers ed on a four-acre site. The investment is in ginal group of Honda Dealers in Canada to want to shop but also the new products and anticipation and preparation for Honda’s welcome the newly launched Honda Civic to services they want,” said Bill Woolley, Dealer electrified future while introducing environ- customers in 1973, they will parallel that Principal, Cornwall Honda. mental best practices to the operations of milestone 50 years later with the upcoming See complete story online at Honda Prologue. the dealership. www.cornwallseawaynews.com
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CORNWALL – A program to divert mental health calls from mainline police services in SDG Counties is seeking permanent funding in the upcoming municipal budget. SD&G OPP Detachment Commander Marc Hemmerick presented an update on the Mobile Crisis Response Team program, and
his budget request, at the December 19 SDG Counties Council meeting. Highlighting the program’s accomplishments in its second year of operation, Hemmerick told council that involuntary apprehensions are down 42.5 per cent, and diversion to mental health services are up 45.3 per cent. “That is a pretty phenomenal number that
we have taken [apprehensions] down that low,” Hemmerick said. “That’s very important. We are saving officer time, we’re saving client time and stress, we’re saving community time and we’re also saving repeat time. He said that diversions are the more important statistic.
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