WHEREAS Section 4.7.1 of the City of Cornwall’s Procedural By-law provides that Special Meetings of Council may be called by the Mayor; and WHEREAS Members of Council have requested that an additional meeting be scheduled during the summer months to address an increased volume of reports and matters requiring Council’s consideration; WHEREAS It is appropriate that Council formally approve the sche
That Council adopt the Agenda for the Regular Meeting of Council of Monday, June 22, 2026, as presented.
That Council direct staff to develop an implementation for Option 1 Sunday service from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and implement Option 2 for Sunday Service from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.hourly frequency, serving major routes and the downtown terminal once per hour, as the preferred initial service model. It was further moved by Councillor Carilyn Hebert and Seconded by Councillor Fred Ngoundjo That the mai
That Council receive this report and direct Administration to proceed with the installation of a Commemorative Veterans Crosswalk at Second Street W and Bedford Street, north crosswalk across from Memorial Park.
That Council approve the Municipal Diversity Plan in accordance with Section 28 of the Community Safety and Policing Act, 2019 ( the Act), as presented.
That Council defer consideration of the highway signage artwork matter to a future meeting to allow Administration sufficient time to research and report back on appropriate and fair value compensation for the artist whose image was selected for use.
That Council approve By-law 2026-56.
That Council endorse the concept of a Veterans Crosswalk in the City of Cornwall and direct administration to report back on potential locations, feasibility, costs, possible student involvement, timelines, and implementation considerations associated with the project.
Motion to adopt the Agenda for the Regular Meeting of Council of Monday, April 27, 2026, as presented.
That Council accepts this report and direct staff to proceed with the implementation plan.
WHEREAS the Council of the City of Cornwall commends the Government of Canada’s resolve to improving critical infrastructure in Canada to increase productivity, economic competitiveness, national strength and resiliency; and WHEREAS our Township Municipality supports innovation and modern development, which create opportunities for our citizens and future generations, and we recognize the importan
That By-law 2026-33 be approved. Motion to approve -
That By-laws 2026-18, 2026-19, 2026-21 and 2026-22, be approved subject to Section 284.11 (4 of the Municipal Act).
That Council approve Consent Reports #2 and Consent Report #3 as presented. 1. Cornwall Hwy 401 Area Profile Signage, 2026-09-Parks, Recreation, Arts Culture (moved for discussion) 2. Corporate Vehicle Use, Safety, and Reimbursement Policy, 2026-01-Human Resources That Council approve this update and renaming of the Vehicle Use – Corporate Policy (FI.adm.09-01, effective date 2009-09-28) and recei
That Council: a. Receive report #2025-63-IMW for informational purposes; and b. Provide direction to Administration to proceed with a coordinated approach to advancing a permanent tree protection by-law within the City of Cornwall and direct Administration to proceed with the following actions as recommended: i. Proceed with advancing a permanent Tree Protection By-Law based on the existing Tempor
That Council receive the consultant’s presentation.
That the following reports be approved as presented..
#2026-01 Proposed Budget Amendment WHEREAS, the Mayor has submitted the proposed 2026 Municipal Budget to Council on December 8, 2025, under the authority of Section 284.16 (3) of the Municipal Act, 2001; and WHEREAS, Council has the authority to propose amendments to the Mayor’s budget within 30 days of its release; and WHEREAS, The 2026 draft budget removed the Logistics Supervisor position with
That Council approve Consent Reports #1 and #2. 1. Elected Officials Expense Statements for the Period of July 1 to September 30, 2025, 2025-54-Financial Services That Council receive the Statement of Expenses for Elected Officials for the period of July 1 to September 30, 2025. 2. Annual Health and Safety Policy Update, 2025-02-Human Resources That Council receive Report 2025-02-Human Resources a
That Council receive the Waste Management Update. Report No. 2025-38-IMW –
That By-laws 2025-106 and 2025-107, be approved subject to Section 284.11 (4 of the Municipal Act).
That council receive this presentation for information purposes.
That Administration be directed to conduct a review of Council remuneration and committee appointments to ensure it reflects the workload and responsibilities of elected officials, particularly in light of changes to the size of Council, and report back with recommendations prior to the next municipal election. In favor of the Motion Opposed Councillor Sarah Good Mayor Justin Towndale Councillor C
That council receive this report.
That Council approve the Cornwall Youth Ambassadors program initiative.
Motion to adopt the Agenda for the Regular Meeting of Council of Monday, September 8, 2025, as presented.
That Council receive the presentation by Alison McDonald, General Manager/Secretary Treasurer of the Raisin Region Conservation Authority.
That Council receive report 2025-32-Financial Services.
That Council approve the Temporary Street Closure of Pitt Street, from First Street to 58 Pitt Street on Thursday August 28, 2025 from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
1 - That Council approve the minor wording amendments to the Town Hall Meetings Policy as described within this report. It was then Moved By: Carilyne Hébert, Councillor Seconded By: Maurice Dupelle, Councillor To amend the main Motion, as follows: 2 - That article 5. (m) be amended to add "and that Council have the ability to question Staff on questions that they may have on the subject matter be
Motion that Council receive this Presentation.
Motion to suspend the rules in order for a Resolutions to be made on a Presentation in support of the reconstruction of Ecole secondaire catholique La Citadelle, and for debate of the matter to occur on May 12th, rather than the next Council meeting. This vote requires a 2/3 majority.
Motion to adopt By-law 2025-056. Motion
Motion that Council approve the amendments to the Procurement of Goods and/or Services Policy as outlined in this report.
Motion that Council approve the changes to Municipal Service Management Agreement as outlined in this report.
Motion that Council approves the non-budgeted procurement of the replacement of lower level flooring at the Civic Complex including Salons A, B & C from De Saulniers Construction, Cornwall, Ontario, at the price of $203,834.40 excluding HST, being the best bid meeting the tender specifications.
Motion that Council receive report 2025-09-Financial Services; and that if Council provides changes to the City’s Procurement Policy, it directs Administration to present the amended Policy for Council consideration and adoption at a future Council meeting; and/or that Administration continues to assess the impacts and risks of tariffs on the City’s annual budget and include these impacts to Counc
Motion to adopt By-laws 2025-026 to 2025-028, and By-laws 2025-035 to 2025-041 inclusive, listed on the Agenda.
Motion to adopt By-law 2025-023 - Agreement with Raisin River Conservation Authority for Full-Service Tree Planting at the Wastewater Treatment Plant - 2025-16-IMW.
Motion to move this Notice of Motion to Resolution to allow for discussion. This motion requires a 2/3 majority vote.