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FALL 2009
CONTENTS
Leisure Guide Highlights
Welcome and City Directory
Recreation Directory
Aquatics
Cornwall Arenas
Arts and Culture
Youth Day Camps and Activities
All Ages Leisure Programs
City of Cornwall Parks
Clubs and Centres
Sport Organization Contacts
Art Contacts
Community Contacts
Cornwall
2009/2010 Leisure Guide
Welcome to our 2009/2010 City of Cornwall Leisure Guide brought to you by the
Department of Planning, Parks and Recreation. In this guide you will find information
regarding the many recreation, leisure, arts and cultural programs our beautiful city
has to offer. You will also find information on the many recreation facilities and green
spaces throughout the city. Recreation is for everyone - not only is it fun, but it will
make you healthier and happier. If you require further information please call the
Cornwall Aquatic Centre at 613-933-3586.
Administrative Offices
City of Cornwall Directory
City Hall
360 Pitt Street
Cornwall, Ontario
K6H 5T9
City Administration
Tel 613 932-6252
Fax 613 932-8145
www.cornwall.ca
Paul Fitzpatrick
Chief Administrative Officer
613 930-2787 ext. 2325
Cornwall City Council
Mayor Bob Kilger
Councillor Kim Baird
Councillor Denis Carr
Councillor Bernadette Clement
Councillor Syd Gardiner
Councillor Glen Grant
Councillor Mary Ann Hug
Councillor Elaine MacDonald
Councillor Mark MacDonald
Councillor Andre Rivette
Councillor Denis Thibault
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Stephen Alexander
General Manager of Planning,
Parks & Recreation
613 930-2787 ext. 2353
Maureen Adams
General Manager of Department
of Financial Services
613 930-2787 ext. 2501
Norm Levac
General Manager of Department
of Infrastructure and Municipal
Works
613 930-2787 ext. 2201
Recreation Services Directory
Cornwall Civic Complex
Recreation Services Administration
100 Water Street East
Cornwall, Ontario
K6H 6G4
P 613 938-9400
F 613 938-7750
[email protected]
www.cornwallciviccomplex.com
www.cornwall.ca
613 930-2787
Office Hours
Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Cornwall Aquatic Centre
Cornwall, Ontario K6H 6G4
613 933-3586
613 933-4681
[email protected]
Office Hours
Monday - Friday 6:00 am 10:00 pm
Saturday 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sunday 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Name
Ext. #
Christine Lefebvre
Recreation Supervisor
[email protected]
2545
Donna Raymond Walker
Recreation Secretary
[email protected]
2566
Richard Bourdeau
Facilities Supervisor
[email protected]
2222
Chris Perry
Facilities Assistant Supervisor
[email protected]
2264
Laurie Weatherall
2261
Parks and Landscaping Supervisor
[email protected]
Janice Robinson
Facilities Rental Coordinator
[email protected]
2543
Lori Gibeau
Aquatic Coordinator
[email protected]
2514
Lorne Taillon
Leisure Arts Coordinator
[email protected]
2522
Norma Lefebvre
Facility Rental Clerk
[email protected]
2527
Melissa Tapp
Box Office/Accounting Clerk
[email protected]
2552
Aquatics Policies and Information
Admittance Policy
Children 7 years of age and under and children
between the ages of 7 and 10 (who cannot pass the
facility swim test) must be accompanied by a
parent/guardian who is at least 16 years of age and
is responsible for their direct supervision, be within
arms reach and must remain in the shallow end.
There is a maximum of 2 children for each
parent/guardian.
Children aged 7 and up who pass the facility swim
test
may
swim
unaccompanied.
Please note that participants must be 48” in height in
order to use the water slide.
Facility Swim Test
To successfully pass the facility swim test, individuals
must:
-Demonstrate comfort in the water
- Swim a minimum of 1 width continuously in shallow
water
-Lifeguards may ask for a demonstration of
swimming ability if they feel there is a question of
the child’s safety.
Parental Viewing
We encourage parents to view their children’s
progress from the parent viewing area only. We do
ask that when parents are on deck that they remove
their outdoor shoes.
What to Wear
Everyone is affected when the pool is fouled. Babies,
tots and those without bowel control MUST wear
snug fitting pool pants no disposable diapers. All
participants should avoid eating or drinking too
much prior to swimming and those “under the
weather” should stay home. All patrons must wear
proper swim wear; cut off jeans are not permitted.
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Changing Room Age Requirements
Children 6 Years of age and older must use proper change
rooms. For your convenience our family change room has
private cubicles.
Aquatic Centre Store
Items for sale at the Reception Desk of the
Cornwall Aquatic Centre:
Swim Goggles
Pull-Up Pool Pant Diaper
Thermal Swim Suit for Children
Swim Caps
Dry Off Sport Chamois
Synchro Style Nose Plugs
Wax Ear Plugs
Anti Chlorine Shampoo and Conditioner
Suit Cleaner
Locks
Personal Belongings
For the safe keeping of your belongings, please take
precautions by using lockers (you need to provide your own
lock or purchase one at the reception desk). We cannot be
responsible for lost or stolen articles.
Program Cancellations
Unfortunately, on occasion classes have to be cancelled due to
insufficient registration. We reserve the right to cancel
programs with low registration. We will make every effort to
run programs when scheduled. In the event that classes are
cancelled, every attempt will be made to contact participants in
advance and reschedule if possible.
It’s Pool Party Time
Private Pool Rentals
We have time slots available for any private pool rentals, such as parties, reunions, fundraisers,
etc... Please call the Cornwall Aquatic Centre at 613-933-3586 for availability and/or information.
Entire Facility
(1 – 150 participants)
Resident
$198.56
Non-Resident
$238.27
Large Pool Only
(1 – 50 participants)
$125.10
$150.12
Slide with Large Pool
Rental
Add
$41.70
Add
$50.03
Toddler Pool with
Large Pool Rental
Add
$31.76
Add
$38.12
Party Room Rental
(1 Hour)
$10.00
$12.00
Both Options
Birthday Party Packages
Option #1
Bubble Basics
Cost: $71.50
Admission to Leisure Swim (up to 10 children)
each additional child $7.15 each
Option #2
Splash Party
Cost: $208.56 Resident
Cost: $250.27 Non-Resident
Exclusive use of the 25 meter pool, toddler leisure pool and the 2 storey waterslide.
Include
Private Party Room at
Cornwall Aquatic
Centre
Day-U-Were Born
Certificate
Complimentary
birthday party
invitations
A ton of fun!
Our Private Birthday Party Room at the Cornwall Aquatic Centre is sure to be a hit with both
children and parents alike. Children are sure to enjoy the swimming and/or skating and the
endless fun, while parents will love the hassle free environment. The newly decorated party
room comes with plenty of space to party, a fully equipped and accessible kitchen and a private
washroom. Call us today at 613-933-3586 and book your next Birthday Party with us at the
Cornwall Aquatic Centre. After your swimming or skating party bring your cake and eat it too.
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Aquatic Registration Information
Register in person at the:
Cornwall Aquatic Centre
Cornwall, Ontario
613-933-3586
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday 6:00 am - 10:00 pm
Saturday 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sunday 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
Aquatic Sessions Dates
Fall Session
September 14 2009 – November 22,
2009
Winter Session #1
November 23, 2009 – February 6, 2010
Winter Session #2
February 8, 2010 – April 18, 2010
Spring Session
April 19, 2010 – June 27, 2010
Important Registration Information
Registration for multiple swimming sessions is ongoing until classes are full.
Mail-in or register in person at the Cornwall Aquatic Centre
Payment via cheque, money order, cash, Debit, VISA, or MasterCard
Mail in complete registration forms and payment (cheque or money order only) payable
to: City of Cornwall
Post dated cheques are not accepted
Obtain and complete a Program Registration Form. Available at the Aquatic Centre or
download a copy of the registration form online at www.conrwall.ca
Do not wait to register as enrollment is limited.
Non-resident fees will be charged where applicable
Schedules and fees are subject to change
Class Cancellations
Unfortunately, on occasion classes have to be cancelled due to insufficient registration. We
reserve the right to cancel programs with low registration. We will make every effort to run
programs when scheduled. Every attempt will be made to contact participants in advance in the
event a class is cancelled and reschedule if possible.
Pool Foulings
Everyone is affected when the pool is fouled. POOL FOULINGS require POOL CLOSURE. Cleaning
and disinfection of the facility takes 2 – 24 plus hours. Please help us keep the pool open for
everyone to enjoy. Remember, you share too water with everyone in the pool. Think Healthy,
Be Healthy, Swim Healthy! For more information visit www.healthyswimming.org
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Red Cross Swim Preschool
The City of Cornwall’s Department of Planning, Parks and Recreation is proud to offer the Red
Cross Swim Program. We hope your child will love his or her swimming and water safety
experience. The following chart is organized to help you understand when your child fits in the
Red Cross Swim selection of levels. Placement in the Red Cross Swim program depends on many
variables including age, skill proficiency, previous experience and readiness. Talk to your
lifeguard to determine the best Red Cross Swim level for your child.
LEVEL 1: Starfish (4-18 months)
An introductory class for babies and their parent or caregiver. To enter this level, babies must be
able to hold their head up. The goal of this orientation to water class is to experience buoyancy,
movement, entries, songs and play in the water.
LEVEL 2: Duck (18-30 months)
For toddlers or older babies with a parent or caregiver. Toddlers build confidence while enjoying
the water through games, songs and active water play.
LEVEL 3: Sea Turtle (30-36 months parented or 3-5 years unparented)
A transitional level for preschoolers and their parents. Parents can gradually transfer the
preschoolers to the care of the Instructor or for children 3-5 years old who have not previously
taken swimming lessons. Sea Turtle is where they will enter the program. This level develops
skills in swimming, glides, floating and builds awareness of deep water and safe entries.
LEVEL 4: Salamander (3-5 years)
Preschoolers actively learn new swimming skills including assisted floats and glides through
games and songs. The fun includes learning to jump into chest deep water.
LEVEL 5: Sunfish (3-5 years)
Assisted by an Instructor, preschoolers work on stroke and skills progressions. Learning also
focuses on good judgment in, on and around the water and entries and floats in deep water.
LEVEL 6: Crocodile (3-5 years)
Preschoolers start independent glides and kicking in deep water. Endurance is built through
increasing distance for front and back swims. Swimmers learn about the dolphin kick and try
synchro skills in the water.
LEVEL 7: Whale (3-5 years)
In Whale, children will learn to swim independently and participate in team games. Preschoolers
will increase their distance and improve skills in front and back swims. Swimmers also learn
about throwing assists to help another person in the water.
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Red Cross Swim Kids
The Red Cross Swim Kids Program follows a 10 level program for children 6 years of age and up.
Level 1
This is an entry level for children ready to move in shallow water. This level provides an orientation to the water and
the pool area and introduces floats and glides with kicks. Children build their endurance by improving distance.
Level 2
This level helps the child build skills in front and back swims. Children are introduced to deep water activities and
proper use of a Personal Flotation Device (PFD). Endurance is built on flutter kicking with assisted glides.
Level 3
This level provides an introduction to front crawl as well as the foundation for making wise choices on where and
when to swim. Diving is introduced and children will work on floats and changing direction. Endurance is achieved by
building strength in flutter kick and a 15-metre swim.
Level 4
The front crawl, back glide and shoulder roll for back crawl are further developed. Children work on kneeling dives,
surface support and developing a greater sense of self-safety by understanding their own limits. Endurance is built
through a 25-metre swim.
Level 5
Back crawl is introduced, along with sculling skills and whip kick on the back. Children try striding dives and receiving
an introduction to safe boating skills. Endurance is developed through dolphin kick and a 50-metre swim.
Level 6
Front and back crawl continue to be refined as the elementary back stroke is newly introduced. Children are also
introduced to safety on ice, elementary rescue of others with throwing assists, treading water and the front dive.
Endurance is built through a 75-metre swim.
Level 7
Level 7 continues to build skills and endurance for front crawl, back crawl and elementary back stroke and introduces
whip kick on the front. Children learn about airway and breathing obstructions, and participate in timed treading
water for increasing endurance. Endurance is built through timed treading water and a 150-metre swim.
Level 8
Level 8 provides an introduction to the breast stroke, feet first surface dives, and rescue entries. Children learn about
the dangers of open water, hypothermia, and the performance of rescue breathing on children and adults.
Endurance is built on the dolphin kick and a 300-metre swim.
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Level 9
Front crawl, back crawl, elementary back stroke and breast stroke continue to be refined. In this level children are
encouraged to try combining different strokes and kicks for fitness. They also work on head-first shallow dives and
standing dives and learn about wise choices, peer influences and self-rescue from ice. Endurance is built through a
400-metre swim.
Level 10
Further refinement of strokes, with an introduction to butterfly and scissor kick as a warm-up/cool down stroke for
fitness. Children learn about sun safety, rescue of others from the ice, and head-first and feet-first surface dives.
Endurance is built using dolphin kick and butterfly drills and a 500-metre swim.
Red Cross Swim Preschool and Kids Lessons Schedule
Classes for the Red Cross Swim Lessons are offered on the following days and
times. Please consult with the registration desk for exact days and times for
each level. Red Cross Preschool Swim Lessons are available during the following
days and times:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
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4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
4: 00 pm - 5:30 pm
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
From Red Cross Swim Preschool to Red Cross Swim
Kids
If your child is in the Red Cross Swim Preschool program and has reached the age of six, they may
progress onto the Red Cross Swim Kids program. Here is the conversion chart to know where
they may begin.
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If they took Red Cross
Swim Preschool...
…and they
completed/incomplete…
…then enroll them in Red
Cross Swim Kids Level…
Starfish
Completed or Incomplete
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Duck
1
Sea Turtle
1
Salamander
1
Sunfish
2
Crocodile
Incomplete
2
Crocodile
Completed
3
Whale
3
Synchronized Swimming
The Cornwall Sea Queens Synchro Program builds
strength, flexibility and rhythm in the water. The program
is offered for participants who are 6 years of age and
have obtained at least Red Cross Swim Kids 3 level or
equivalent. Program operates for approximately 24
weeks, on Saturday from 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
commencing in September.
Synchro Levels Chart
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Level 1
Tadpole
Introductory
Level 2
Goldfish
Introductory
Level 3
Jelly Fish 1
Introductory
Level 4
Jelly Fish 2
Introductory
Level 5
Sunfish
Introductory
Level 6
Sea Horse
Advanced
Level 7
Dolphin 1
Advanced
Level 8
Dolphin 2
Advanced
Level 9
Porpoise
Advanced
Level 10
Swordfish
Advanced
Level 11
Mermaid
Advanced
Level 12
Sea Queens
Advanced
Aquatic Leadership Courses
Lifesaving Bronze Star
Get a head start by taking BRONZE STAR. A great course that will help prepare you for Bronze
Medallion by working on your swimming skills and rescue abilities. Must be 12 years of age.
Lifesaving Bronze Medallion
This is a pre-requisite for all advanced Lifesaving education. This course teaches responses to
complex water rescue situations. It develops physical fitness, decision-making and judgment
skills. Must be 13 years of age before the last class or hold bronze star.
Lifesaving Emergency First Aid with CPR B
This course covers general knowledge of First Aid principles and the emergency treatment of
injuries. Skills include victim assessment, rescue breathing, CPR, choking, and what to do for
external bleeding, heart attack, and stroke. Pre-requisite for Bronze Cross. (This course is taught
with Bronze Medallion)
Lifesaving Bronze Cross
Bronze Cross challenges Life Savers with more advanced training and introduces safe supervision
in aquatic facilities, the principles of teamwork, procedures and use of special equipment. Must
hold Bronze Medallion and Emergency First Aid with CPR B. Bronze Cross is a pre-requisite for all
advanced training including NLS and Instructor certifications.
Red Cross Assistant Water Safety Instructor (AWSI)
This course introduces candidates to the foundation of instructional skills by focusing on the
theoretical knowledge that supports learning and teaching. It focuses on teaching methods,
learning styles, physical principles, progressions, communication, safety supervision and
feedback. Candidates are also provided the opportunity to demonstrate and be evaluated on
their understanding of skills and knowledge, through an eight hour practical teaching experience
and hands-on assignments. Candidates must be 15 years or older and must be able to perform
Red Cross Swim Kids 10 (Aqua Quest level 12) strokes and skills. (Candidates must perform
additional 20 hours of hands on experience in addition to the regular scheduled course)
Standard First Aid with CPR C
Provides comprehensive training covering all aspects of first aid and CPR Basic Rescuer (level C).
This course is designed for those who require a more in-depth understanding of first aid
including: legal implications of first aid treatment, spinal injuries, heat or cold injuries, bone or
joint injuries, abdominal and chest injuries, burns, and medical emergencies. Incorporates all of
Emergency First Aid. This course is a pre-requisite for NLS.
Lifesaving National Lifeguard Service (N.L.S.)
This course is a nationally recognized Lifeguarding program. The course emphasizes teamwork,
leadership and communication in prevention of accidents and treatment of medical
emergencies. Must be 16 years of age before the last class. Must hold Bronze Cross and current
Standard First Aid/CPR *C* within 2 years from Red Cross, Lifesaving Society or St. John’s
Ambulance.
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Aquatic Leadership Course Schedule
Bronze Star
Monday
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Bronze Medallion
Sunday
Monday
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
4:00 pm – 7:00pm
Bronze Cross
Sunday
Monday
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Assistant Water Safety
Instructor
Sunday
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
NLS
Monday
6:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Red Cross/ Life Saving Instructor Course
Successful candidates will be qualified to instruct the Red Cross Swim
program and programs from the Lifesaving Society of Canada. Must be
16 years of age before the last class and hold a current Bronze Cross or
NLS and have completed Red Cross AWSI. Course offered in spring
session only. Dates to be determined.
Proof of pre-requisites must be shown and copied at the time of
registration. There are some additional materials needed for some
courses which are listed on the registration forms. Exam fees are extra
and are paid at time of registration.
IMPORTANT: Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross and NLS are examined in
week 10. The times for the exams cannot be changed. Age
requirements are strictly upheld. Anything less than 100% attendance
may affect completion of the course. 100% attendance is mandatory
for all advanced level courses.
JOIN OUR TEAM!
Qualifications required
for employment in
Aquatics with the City of
Cornwall:
TO BE A LIFEGUARD:
NLS, Standard First Aid &
CPR C.
TO BE AN INSTRUCTOR:
NLS, Standard First Aid,
CPR C & Red
Cross/Lifesaving
Instructor.
For information on
working in Aquatics
please contact Lori
Gibeau Aquatic
Coordinator at
(613) 930-2787, ext. 2514.
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Steps to Become A Lifeguard/Instructor
Are you looking for a challenging and rewarding job?
Steps To Become a Lifeguard
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Bronze Star - 12 years of age
Bronze Medallion - 13 years of age or Bronze Star
Emergency First Aid with CPR B
Bronze Cross - Bronze Medallion, Emergency First Aid
with CPR B
Standard First Aid with CPR C
National Lifeguard Service (NLS) & 16 years of age, Bronze
Cross with Standard First Aid with CPR C Current within 2
years (from Red Cross, Lifesaving Society or St. John’s
Ambulance)
Steps To Become a Lifesaving Instructor
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Bronze Star - 12 years of age
Bronze Medallion - 13 years of age or Bronze Star
Bronze Cross - Bronze Medallion, Emergency First Aid with
CPR B
Lifesaving Society Instructor & 16 years of age, Bronze
Cross or higher
Steps to Become a Red Cross Instructor
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Assistant Water Safety Instructor - 15 years of age, able to
perform Red Cross Swim Kids 10 strokes and skills
Red Cross Water Safety Instructor (WSI) - 16 years of age,
Assistant Water Safety Instructor
Please note: All age requirements must be met by the last day of the course.
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Lifesaving Society Programs
Rookie Patrol
Endurance challenge 100 meters. Victim recognition, fitness training, rescue drills, lifesaving kick
25 meters. Rescue breathing. Underwater swim 5 meters. (45 minutes)
Ranger Patrol
Endurance challenge 200 meters. Victim recognition and avoidance, entries, rescues, search
skills, removals, rescue breathing, fitness training. (45 minutes)
Star Patrol
Endurance challenge 300 meters. Removals, defenses, rescues and rescue skills, obstructed
airway procedures, fitness training. (45 minutes)
Lifesaving Fitness
Pre-requisite: 30 years of age or under or medical approval. The course teaches the importance
of physical fitness in lifesaving. Includes how to measure, monitor and maintain personal
physical fitness. You can earn bronze, silver or gold level fitness standards. (45 minutes)
Aquatic Programs Adults/Teens
AquaAdults/Teens offer an integration swimming skills/water safety program for adults or
adolescents. The key to AquaAdults/Teens is the built-in flexibility designed to enable instructors
to tailor the program to meet individual needs. The program is based on the premise that each
individual determines their goals and rate of progress, based on their ability and interest. 60
minutes - once or twice per week. The program is divided into 3 stages based on: swimming
ability, basic swimming skills, swimming strokes, and lifetime swimming fitness.
AquaAdults/Teens 1
To develop comfort in the water through attainment of basic flotation, movement and breathing
skills. To foster the basic knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to prepare, stay safe and
survive in and around the water.
AquaAdults/Teens 2
To develop one or more swimming strokes, working toward proficiency and increased
endurance. To introduce or enhance water safety knowledge and skills that are relevant to the
student.
Triathlon Stroke Techniques
Calling all triathletes, potential lifeguards, master swimmers & fitness enthusiasts. This class is
designed for participants to improve stroke techniques and endurance.
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NLS Fitness
This course acts as an opportunity for those who have Bronze Cross but are not 16 years of age
to become familiar with the N.L.S. physical standards and evaluation criteria. Candidates will
practice the four physical standards, drowning victim procedures – with and without the use of
an aid, seizure management, spinal boarding (2 man & 4 man) and victim simulations. This is not
a certified course but the opportunity to practice N.L.S. skills prior to the course.
Underwater Hockey
Want to try something new? Try our new drop in Underwater Hockey program. Must be
comfortable in the water and provide own mask, snorkel and underwater hockey stick (fins are
provided). Games will be held on Wednesday and Friday evenings from 8:30 p.m. - 9:55 p.m.
For more information contact Sophie Gosse 613 938-8834.
Aqua Adult/Teen Lessons Schedule
Adult Lessons
Level 1
Thursday
Friday
8:30 pm – 9:25 pm
9:00 am – 9:55 am
Adult Lessons
Level 2
Thursday
Friday
8:30 pm – 9:25 pm
9:00 am – 9:55 am
Triathlon Stroke
Techniques
Tuesday
8:30 pm - 9:25 pm
Teens
Thursday
Friday
8:30 pm – 9:25 pm
9:00 am – 9:55 am
Private Swimming Lessons
Looking for a great way to improve your strokes, reach the next level in
the water, or just feel more comfortable?
Private swim lessons provide an excellent opportunity for individualized
swim instruction and consideration of the specific needs of the swimmer.
Cost:
Children: $22.00 / session
Adults: $23.32 / session
Sessions based on 45 minute time slot
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Whirlpool
Children under the age of 12 are not allowed in the public spa unless supervised by a person who
is at least 16 years of age.
No person with an open sore or a rash shall enter the public spa.
Prolonged exposure to hot water may harm your health. 10 to 15 minutes may be excessive for
some individuals.
Persons with known health or medical conditions and pregnant women should consult
with a physician before using the public spa.
No glass container, food or beverage of any description is permitted in the public spa.
Long hair may be entrapped in the public spa drains.
The maximum number of bathers permitted in the whirlpool is 25.
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Aqua Fitness
Aquafit programs to ‘FIT’ everyone’s needs:
Aqua Fitness Shallow - A great aerobic workout designed to enhance balance and
strength as well as increasing cardio-respiratory fitness. Low impact classes, scheduled
Monday and Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. – 9:55 a.m., are designated Heartwise approved.
Post-Stroke Aqua Fitness - This aquatic exercise class will help increase functional
abilities in a safe water environment. *Acquired brain injuries and other neurological conditions
welcome.
Aqua Fitness Deep - A deep water exercise experience developed for the beginner to advanced
individual that is comfortable in the deep water. With the use of aquabelts the client will be
exposed to a motivating and fun workout designed to increase body awareness, muscle toning
and endurance as well as cardio respiratory enhancement.
Aqua Fitness
Fee: $5.00 (drop in fee / per visit)
Aqua Fitness
– Shallow
Water
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Monday
7:30 – 8:25 am / 9:00 – 9:55 am (low impact) / 11:00 – 11:55 pm / 12:10 – 12:55 pm
Tuesday
11:00 – 11:55 am / 6:00 – 6:55 pm
Wednesday
7:30 – 8:25 am / 9:00 – 9:55 am (low impact) / 11:00 – 11:55 am / 12:10 – 12:55 pm
Thursday
11:00 – 11:55 am / 6:00 – 6:55 pm
Friday
7:30 – 8:25 am / 9:00 – 9:55 am / 11:00 – 11:55 am
Aqua Fitness
– Post-Stroke
Monday
10:00 am – 10:55 am
Wednesday
10:00 am – 10:55 am
Aqua Fitness
– Deep water
Monday
7:30 – 8:25 am / 9:00 – 9:55 am / 12:10 – 12:55 pm
Tuesday
11:00 – 11:55 am / 6:00 – 6:55 pm
Wednesday
7:30 – 8:25 am / 9:00 – 9:55 am / 12:10 – 12:55 pm
Thursday
11:00 – 11:55 am / 6:00 – 6:55 pm
Friday
7:30 – 8:25 am / 9:00 – 9:55 am
Recreational Swims
The Department of Planning, Parks & Recreation is committed to children’s
safety. Please support the following Safety Policy:
Children under the age of 7 years must be accompanied by a
parent/guardian who is at least 16 years of age and is responsible for
their direct supervision, within arms reach and must remain in the
shallow end.
There is a maximum of 2 children for each
parent/guardian.
Children between the ages of 7 and 10 years, who cannot pass the
facility swim test, must be accompanied by a parent/guardian who is at
least 16 years of age and is responsible for their direct supervision,
within arms reach and must remain in the shallow end. There is a
maximum of 2 children for each parent/guardian. Children who pass the
facility swim test may swim unaccompanied.
Lifeguards may ask for a demonstration of swimming ability if they feel
there is a question of the child’s safety. If children can swim across
the shallow end of the pool and back without stopping, then they
will be permitted to swim in the deep end of the pool.
Please note that participants must measure 48 inches in height to
use the water slide.
Which Recreational Swim is best for you?
Early Bird Swim - For the early riser. A great way to start your day! The
pool is set up for lap swimming with slow, medium and fast lanes to
meet the needs of all swimmers.
Adult /Seniors Swims - Swim some laps, socialize with friends and feel great!
Diving board & slide are not open.
Fitness Swim - The pool is set up for lap swimming with slow, medium and fast lanes to
meet the needs of all swimmers. Come get fit in the pool.
Preschool Swim - For children 6 and under, accompanied by an adult in the water.
Enjoy the warm pool with toddler slide, umbrella & spray features.
Rehab Swim - For all ages with those who have special needs. Fully wheelchair
accessible with water wheelchair and pool side chairs available.
Leisure Swim - Everyone is welcome! Come out and have lots of fun at the pool. Large
tank, toddler pool and slide available.
Family Swim - A great opportunity for some family time together. All children under the
age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Water slide is open.
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Recreational Fee and Swim Schedule
Swim Type
Day
Time
Early Bird Swim
(Lane swimming)
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
6:00 am – 8:55 am
Tuesday and Thursday
6:00 am – 7:30 am (1 Lane)
7:30 am – 8:55 am
Sunday
7:00 am – 8:55 am
Monday – Friday
11:00 am – 11:55 am
Tuesday and Thursday
8:30 pm – 9:25 pm
Monday – Friday
12:00 pm – 12:55 pm
Monday – Friday
2:00 pm – 3:25 pm (1 Lane)
Monday - Friday
7:00 pm – 8:25 pm (1 Lane)
Preschool Swim
10:00 am – 10:55 am
Rehab Swim
10:00 am – 10:55 am
Leisure Swim
Monday – Friday
2:00 pm – 3:25 pm
7:00 pm – 8:25 pm
Saturday
2:00 pm – 3:25 pm
3:30 pm – 4:55 pm
7:00 pm – 8:25 pm
Sunday
2:00 pm – 3:25 pm
6:30 pm – 7:55 pm
Sunday
3:30 pm – 4:55 pm
Adult/Senior Swim
Fitness Swim
(Lane swimming)
Family Swim
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Aquatic Centre Memberships: Best Value
Memberships Fees: (GST included)
Swim memberships include the following swims: Leisure, Adult, Preschool,
Family, Early Bird, Fitness and Rehab.
Family Swim Pass includes 1 or 2 adults and dependent children.
1 Month
3 Month
6 Month
Yearly
Children (0-12)
$22.00
$44.00
$88.00
$170.00
Student (13-17)
$33.60
$67.20
$134.40
$262.50
Adult (18-64)
$44.10
$88.20
$176.40
$346.50
Senior (65+)
$33.60
$67.20
$134.40
$262.50
Family
$65.10
$130.20
$260.40
$514.50
Accessibility
$33.60
$67.20
$134.40
$262.50
Recreational Swim Fees: Drop in Fees
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1.5 hours
1 hour
Children (0-12)
$3.15
$2.85
Student (13-17)
$3.46
$3.15
Adult (18-64)
$3.73
$3.42
Senior (65+)
$3.46
$3.15
Accessibility
$3.46
$3.15
Sea Lions Swim Club
Sea Lion Swimming is a competitive swim team committed to athletic
excellence. We provide an environment in which all levels of swimmers may
develop to their fullest, whether beginners or world class swimmers.
Swimmers are grouped by their ability and their age, the least experienced
practicing 2 to 4 times /week and more experienced senior swimmers
practicing 6 or more times /week. In addition to skills learned in the pool,
Sea Lion Swimming places a strong emphasis on the overall fitness of every
athlete; therefore, short sessions of dry land training accompany every
practice. Sea Lion Swimming is affiliated with both Swim Ontario and Swim
Natation Canada.
For additional information, please visit
www.cornwallsealions.ca
Group Structure
Junior Age Group 1 (6-11 yrs.)
Must be able to swim 1 length of pool
3 practices per week are offered
Junior Age Group 2 (6-11 yrs.)
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Top Age Group (9-13 yrs.)
Must be able to swim freestyle, back stroke, breast stroke, and
butterfly skills
4 practices per week are offered
Senior 2 (13 yrs. +)
Must be able to train all 4 competitive strokes
Commit to dry land strength training 2-3 times per week
Senior Excel (13 yrs. +)
Must be able to train all 4 strokes and must attend all dry land
training.
Masters – Adults (18 yrs. +)
Competitive swimming for adults
Ideal for triathletes looking to improve swimming ability
3-4 practices per week are offered.
Summer Aquatics - Outdoor Pools
The City of Cornwall Department of
Planning, Parks & Recreation
operates 7 large outdoor pools and 3
wading pools during the months of
July and August.
Programs Offered
*Red Cross Swim Preschool (for children
3 to 5 years of age and who are ready to
leave the parent)
This five level
program allows swimmers to enter
various levels based on age and ability.
Kids will enjoy the animal themes and
mascots, which have been added to
enhance learning and fun. Levels
offered
outdoors:
Sea
Turtle,
Salamander, Sunfish, Crocodile and
Whale.
*Red Cross Swim Kids (for children 6
years of age or older). This 10 level
program fits with today’s swimmers:
Swimming and Water Safety skills are
taught in the water so kids are active
and wet - promotes success and
encourages lifelong fitness.
*Bronze Medallion & Emergency First
Aid (prerequisite 13 years of age or 12
years of age with Bronze Star - proof of
age and qualifications are required at
time of registration).
This is a
prerequisite for all advanced Lifesaving
education.
This
course
teaches
responses to complex water rescue
situations. It develops physical fitness,
decision-making and judgment skills.
*Bronze Cross (prerequisite Bronze
Medallion & Emergency first aid - proof
of qualifications are required at time of
registration). Bronze Cross challenges
Life Savers with more advanced training
and introduces safe supervision in
aquatic facilities, the principles of
teamwork, procedures and use of
special equipment.
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Session Dates
Weekend Swims
The City of Cornwall Recreation Services
offers FOUR sessions of swimming
lessons in the summer. Each session is
approximately TWO weeks in length.
Monday to Friday between 10:00 am and
12:00 noon.
Saturday and Sunday 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Public Swim (Pay Swim)
Summer 2010 session dates and fees to
be announced.
Registration
Mail in (or) register in person at the
Cornwall Aquatic Centre (100 Water St.
E.) Office Hours are Monday to Friday 7
a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 7
a.m. to 9 p.m.
DON'T WAIT TO REGISTER, LIMITED
SPACE AVAILABLE!
Registration Fees
Outdoor Pool Schedule
10:00 am - 12:00 Noon Monday to Friday
Red Cross Swimming Lessons Preschool &
Kids Levels 1 - 10, Bronze Cross and
Bronze Medallion
12:00 noon - 12:45 pm Special Activities
(Diving, Synchro and Speed Swimming)
Evening Swims
All 7 pools will be open the first four weeks
of programming weather permitting from
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm for public swimming (Pay
Swim)
Last 4 weeks of programming Evening Swim
Schedule (see schedule below).
Monday, Wednesday & Friday:
Mattice Pool - Edward & Lennox
St. Francis Pool - 2nd St. W. & Legion
St. Joseph Pool - Easton & Jarvis
Reg Campbell Pool - Leitch Dr. & Fraser Dr.
Tuesday & Thursday:
Kinsmen Pool - Third & Carleton
Terry Fox Pool - Mercier & Ross
Riverdale Pool - Riverdale & Dover
*Weather Permitting
*Dates to Follow
Wading Pool Schedule
Monday to Friday 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
*Weather Permitting*
Alexander Pool (8th & Adolphus Streets)
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Free Public Swimming
Please note Wednesday Free Public
Swimming runs 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm
St. Theresa Pool (13th St. & Cumberland)
Adams Park Pool (13th & Sydney Streets)
4:00 pm - 4:30 pm Staff In-Service
Training
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Wednesdays, Staff
Training
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Public Swimming (Pay
Swim)
***Please note that times and dates are
subject to change***
Cornwall Civic Complex
Ed Lumley Arena
Bob Turner Memorial
Centre
Si Miller Arena
613 938-9400
504 Fourth Street East
613 932-4422
613 932-8682
Located in the Cornwall Civic
Complex, the Ed Lumley Arena
features a 200' x 85' ice surface
and a seating capacity of 5,500
people.
The Bob Turner Memorial
Centre has a 180' x 85' ice
surface and a seating capacity
for 800 people.
Located across the street from
the Civic Complex, the Si Miller
Arena features a 185' x 85' ice
surface and a seating capacity
of 700 people.
For ice and floor time rentals, please call 613-930-2787 ext. 2527
Cornwall Civic Complex and Convention Centre
The hub of convention activities in the city is the Cornwall Civic Complex and Convention Centre. The
complex is among the largest and most modern convention centres in Eastern Ontario, with facilities to
accommodate meetings, sporting events, concerts, trade show and much more.
The Ed Lumley Arena boasts a superior infrastructure including a variety of lighting options, state of the
art rink boards and seating for over 5,800. Over the years it has played host to NHL hockey and
professional ice skating championships as easily as it has welcomed such international stars as
Nickelback, Great Big Sea, Alice Cooper and Celebration on Ice. Trade shows, circuses and the Special
Olympics are just a sampling of the diverse events that have taken place in this 150,000 sq.ft. climate
controlled facility.
However, the Civic Complex is much more than a simple arena. With meeting room combinations
totaling an additional 20,000 sq.ft. the Complex also serves as a major convention centre in Eastern
Ontario. Situated in a picturesque waterfront setting at the edge of Cornwall's downtown shopping
district, the convention centre can easily accommodate events ranging from small meetings to large
weddings and conferences. Attached to the east end of the Civic Complex is the Cornwall Aquatic
Centre. This beautiful facility houses a world class pool along with a water slide, toddler leisure pool and
whirlpool.
Together, the Ed Lumley Arena, the Cornwall Aquatic Centre and its sister convention facilities combine
to make the Civic Complex... The Coolest Facility in Cornwall.
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Coming Soon to Cornwall!
A New 30 Million Dollar Multi Sports Facility
The new Cornwall Sports Centre will be developed on a 15 acre parcel of land between Seventh Street
and Second Street, just west of Brookdale Avenue.
The facility will boast:
3 NHL Sized Rinks
Field House with Walking Track
Tennis Court
Community Room
Concession
Mezzanine with view of Arenas and Field House
As well as a positive economic impact for Cornwall and the surrounding area, this new facility will
encourage our citizens to maintain a healthy lifestyle, and most importantly, provide our youth with a
“world of opportunities” in athletics. We look forward to seeing this facility serve our community and to
meeting the thousands who will visit this centre in the many years to come.
HOW CAN YOU CONTRIBUTE?
A fundraising committee has been set up with a goal to raise 2 million dollars. We want everyone to be
part of this great fundraising campaign, whether you give $20 dollars or $20,000.
For more information please visit their website at www.3plus1.ca
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Cornwall Civic Complex – Events List 2009
(All dates tentative and subject to change)
October 2009
October 2 - 4, 2009
Cornwall Chamber of Commerce ~ Fall Home & Harvest Show
Cornwall Chamber of Commerce, (613) 933-4004
October 6, 2009
Blood Donor Clinic
Claude Laperriere, (613) 560-7229
October 13, 2009
Lord of the Dance
Civic Complex Box Office 613-938-9400 or 1-800-361-4595
October 19, 2009
Welcome Wagon Bridal Show
Lorraine Fickes, (613) 984-2585
October 23-25, 2009
Leisure Days RV Show
Steve Eastman, (613) 525-5559
October 23-25, 2009
Baby Show
Lori Legue, (613) 930-9211 ext 231
October 31 - Nov 1, 2009
Heritage Arts & Crafts Show (Note: Now only on Saturday and Sunday)
Bertha Poitras, (613) 937-4817
November 2009
November 3, 2009
Blood Donor Clinic
December 2009
December 1, 2009
Blood Donor Clinic
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Public Skating Schedule
Public skating is held at the Cornwall Civic Complex in the Ed Lumley Arena from September to April. Come on down to the
Coolest Facility in Cornwall for some fun and exercise! Additional public skating is also available at the Bob Turner Centre.
Please call 938-9400 or 930-2787 ext: 2527 to verify skating times.
Dates & prices subject to change.
Cornwall Civic Complex Public Skating Schedule 2009/2010
Sundays from 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM Adults $2.50 Children $2.00
September 6, 2009
September 13, 2009
September 20, 2009
September 27, 2009
October 11, 2009
October 25, 2009
November 1, 2009
November 8, 2009
November 22, 2009
November 29, 2009
December 21, 2009***
January 10, 2010
January 17, 2010
January 24, 2010
January 31, 2010
February 14, 2010
February 21, 2010
February 28, 2010
March 7, 2010
March 14, 2010
March 15, 2010***
March 16, 2010***
March 17, 2010***
March 18, 2010***
March 19, 2010***
March 21, 2010
Tim Horton Sponsored Skates ***December 21, 22, 23, 28,29, 30, 2009
***March 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 2010
Civic Complex Senior’s Skating Schedule 2009/2010
Wednesdays from 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM Senior skate compliments of the City of Cornwall.
September 2, 2009
September 9, 2009
September 16, 2009
September 23, 2009
September 30, 2009
October 7, 2009
October 14, 2009
October 21, 2009
October 28, 2009
November 4, 2009
November 11, 2009
November 18, 2009
November 25, 2009
December 2, 2009
December 9, 2009
December 16, 2009
January 6, 2010
January 13, 2010
January 20, 2010
January 27, 2010
February 3, 2010
February 10, 2010
February 17, 2010
February 24, 2010
March 3, 2010
March 10, 2010
March 17, 2010*** 11:30 – 1:30
March 24, 2010
March 31, 2010
April 7, 2010
April 14, 2010
April 21, 2010
Please note: ***December 23, 30 & March 18th Senior Skate will be held at the Si Miller
Arena
Bob Turner Memorial Centre Skating Schedule 2009/2010
Saturdays from 8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Adults $2.50 Children $2.00
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September 5, 2009
October 24, 2009
September 12, 2009
November 21, 2009
September 19, 2009
December 5, 2009
September 26, 2009
December 12, 2009
October 3, 2009
December 19, 2010
October 10, 2009
January 2, 2010
Visit our web site at www.cornwallciviccomplex.com
January 9, 2010
January 23, 2010
January 30, 2010
February 13, 2010
February 20, 2010
February 27, 2010
March 6, 2010
March 13, 2010
March 20, 2010
Skate Cornwall – Patinage Cornwall
A proud member of
Learn to Skate
Nationally standardized learn to skate program
Small group sizes
Nationally Certified Coaches assisted by trained program assistants
10% discount for 2nd and 3rd family member
All abilities, all ages (3 through Adult)
To register contact Jill (coach/coordinator) at 613-933-8959 or [email protected]
Figure Skating
Nationally standardized figure skating program
To register for STARSkate contact Barb (Treasurer) at 613-933-7927 or
[email protected]
Gerry Brown Hockey School
Every year, the Department of Planning, Parks and Recreation organizes the Gerry Brown
Hockey School. The School helps girls and boys ages 4 to 12 develop their hockey skills and will
teach them new ways to improve their game. The school, being in its 47th year, has an
excellent team of instructors that promises to bring out the best in everyone's game. The
Hockey School takes place at the Bob Turner Memorial Arena 504 Fourth Street East.
Cost: $67.57 Residents $81.08 Non Residents
Session Dates:
Session Times:
September 5, 12, 19 & 26
October 3, 10, 24 & 31
November 21
December 5, 12 & 19
January 2, 9 & 30
Group A: 4-5 years
Group B: 6-8 years
Group C: 9-12 years
3:00 pm - 3:30 pm
3:30 pm - 4:15 pm
4:15 pm - 5:00 pm
Registration forms are to be completed and returned to the Aquatic Centre, 100 Water Street
East, Cornwall, Ontario K6H 6G4.
3 on 3 Youth Summer Hockey
Skate through summer with our new Summer Youth Hockey League. 3 on 3 hockey will help
you develop your skills and get you in shape for the upcoming hockey season. For further
registration or program information please contact the Cornwall Aquatic Centre at 613-9333586.
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Cornwall Colts Junior ‘A’ Hockey Club
Home Schedule 2009-2010
Exhibition Games at the Civic Complex
Friday
Thursday
Monday
August 28/09
September 03/09
September 07/09
Kingston Voyageurs
Brockville Braves
Hawkesbury Hawks
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
Regular Season Home Games at the Civic Complex
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Saturday
Thursday
Saturday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Saturday
Thursday
Saturday
Thursday
Thursday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Saturday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Saturday
September 17/09
September 24/09
October 08/09
October 15/09
October 22/09
October 29/09
October 31/09
November 05/09
November 07/09
November 11/09
November 19/09
November 26/09
November 28/09
December 03/09
December 05/09
December 10/09
December 17/09
December 30/09
January 07/10
January 14/10
January 21/10
January 28/10
February 04/10
February 11/10
February 13/10
February 18/10
February 25/10
March 04/10
March 06/10
Hawkesbury Hawks
Brockville Braves
Carleton Place Canadians
Cumberland Grads
Brockville Braves
Smiths Falls Bears
Hawkesbury Hawks
Ottawa Junior Senators
Gloucester Rangers
Nepean Raiders
Pembroke Lumber Kings
Kemptville 73's
Kanata Stallions
Hawkesbury Hawks
Cumberland Grads
Kanata Stallions
Kemptville 73's
Pembroke Lumber Kings
Ottawa Junior Senators
Kemptville 73's
Cumberland Grads
Brockville Braves
Smiths Falls Bears
Gloucester Rangers
Smiths Falls Bears
Gloucester Rangers
Nepean Raiders
Playoff Games: To be announced
www.colts.on.ca
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Leisure Programming
The City of Cornwall's Department of
Planning, Parks and Recreation is
committed to recreation and leisure
activities of all kinds for the entire family.
The Arts & Culture section was established
to serve the entire community by helping to
develop arts programming for all ages and
abilities. The goal is to tap into the talents
and interests of local artists and cultural
organizations
and
encourage
their
involvement
in
community
wide
programming and special activities that
everyone can enjoy. The Arts & Culture
office is responsible for a wide range of arts
programming with many art related classes
for children, teens and adults. The office is
also responsible for P.A. Day Camps, Winter
Break Camps, March Break Madness
Program, Arts in the Park at the Bandshell,
the Summer Playground Program and the
Kinsmen/Kinette Summer Day Camps.
The Department of Planning, Parks and
Recreation designs and implements
programming in a variety of areas in Leisure
Arts. Part-time instructors conduct several
classes and workshops throughout the
course of the year at different municipal
facilities. The program is divided into four
sessions: Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer.
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Youth Programs
Children of all ages are encouraged to tap into their
imaginations and explore their creative sides while
creating projects to show off at home. Classes range
from crafting, to painting, to sculpting...
Adult Programs
Adults explore, learn and take home new skills at
our daytime and evening programs, such as pottery
and watercolour painting. Courses change
seasonally and are designed with new trends in
mind.
No time to commit? Try a specialty
workshop!
Specialty workshops are designed to be a 2 or 3
hour special opportunity for children, adults or the
entire family to enjoy group activities focusing on a
seasonal theme or specialized art activity. We even
offer family workshops where family members work
on a project together!
Arts in the Park
The performing arts come to life each summer in
beautiful Lamoureux Park. Entering its twenty-fifth
season in summer 2009, Arts in the Park is a series of
free, family friendly, live theatrical and musical
entertainment. Held outdoors at the Lion's Club
Bandshell, this summer concert series is sure to have
something for everyone.
After a highly successful 2009 season, we are eagerly
anticipating the summer to come! You can be sure to
see some of your old favourites but be on the lookout
for fresh new faces to grace the stage in 2010.
Be sure to look for the summer concert listings in
the Arts in the Park flyer, available in the spring
of 2010. The summer's line-up will also be
posted online at www.cornwall.ca. Join our
Facebook group at Cornwall Arts in the Park
2009. For more information on Arts in the Park,
please call the Cornwall Aquatic Centre at 613933-3586.
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Arts Facilities
ArtSpace and Community
Clubhouse
ArtSpace is a 1300 sq. ft. facility located in the
King George Park Clubhouse, at 125 7th Street
West.
ArtSpace is geared towards
encouraging arts education and cultural
organizational development through the
provision of arts classroom, rehearsal and
meeting room space for community use. Both
direct City programs and community arts
programs utilize this space throughout the
year. Other community clubhouses available
for programming are located at: Alexander
Park, Broadview Park, St. Joseph Park. For
more information on ArtSpace programming
or time sharing availability, contact the Leisure
Arts Coordinator at 613-930-2787 ext 2522.
Other Performing Arts Facilities
Aultsville Hall, St. Lawrence College,
613-932-1661
Quality modern theatre
Seats 680
Cornwall Civic Complex 613-938-9400
Converts from arena for performances
seats 5500, also available are Salons A, B, C for
smaller events
Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational High
School, 613-932-8360
the cafetorium (with stage)
Seats 575 on chairs (plus another 100 in
balcony)
General Vanier Secondary School, 613-9335500
Auditorium with stage (seats 750)
Cafeteria (seats 650)
La Citadelle Secondary School, 613-933-0172
Cafeteria with stage (seats 325) and a
gymnasium with stage
Lions Club Bandshell, Lamoureux Park,
Outdoor Amphitheatre
613-933-3586
Unlimited seating in park with fixed seating for
135 persons.
St. Lawrence High School, 613-933-8410
cafeteria with stage, Seats 350
Knox St. Paul United Church, 613-938-3704
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Aultsville Theatre
Cornwall’s Biggest Little Theatre
Situated in the heart of the beautiful St. Lawrence Valley and overlooking the scenic St. Lawrence River,
Aultsville Theatre is a high calibre, modern facility with state of the art acoustics. This glamourous 680seat theatre gives all patrons plush red seating with each seat providing a direct unobstructed sight line
to the stage.
Located on the campus of St. Lawrence College, Aultsville Theatre has truly established itself as a solid
contributing member of the performing arts and you can take advantage of this experience by letting
Cornwall’s “Biggest Little Theatre” create a first class environment for you.
Contact us at:
Aultsville Theatre
c/o Cornwall Civic Complex
Cornwall, Ontario
K6H 6G4
Tel: 613-932-1661
[email protected]
Aultsville Theatre Events List 2009-2010
September 2009
Wednesday September 16, 2009
Aultsville Wednesday Night Movie Series
Easy Virtue
Now in its Eighth Season! The Wednesday Night Movie Series is a fabulous opportunity to see Independent
films, right here in Cornwall. Created as a fundraising program for Aultsville Theatre, the Film Series is offered in
partnership with the Toronto International Film Festival Group and Cineplex (Galaxy) Cinemas. All proceeds go
toward refurbishment, maintenance, and operation of Aultsville Theatre.
Saturday September 26, 2009
Buddy Holly Lives
From the screaming, the wild applause and the delighted dancing of the audience everyone knew that
something had happened. Just like it did in 1957 when Buddy Holly and the Crickets rose to fame with such hits
as "That'll be the Day", "Peggy Sue" and "Oh Boy" - Now you can experience it too.
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October 2009
Sunday October 3
Cornwall Concert Series Presents
Quebec Viennese Music Society
Directed by Jean Deschênes, is dedicated to promoting traditional Viennese music or
music from the Alt Wien (old Vienna) period, which encompasses the works of
Schrammel, Strohmayer, Schubert, the Strauss dynasty, Ziehrer, Fahrbach and Lanner,
to name only its most prominent figures. The QVMS impressive discography is of
tremendous value to the music community. The ensemble has also been acknowledged
on several occasions by Vienna's highest musical authorities.
Friday October 16
Lucien
Seaway Valley Crime Stoppers presents Lucien – New Brunswick’s Blue Collar
Philosopher
Tickets: $30 - General Admission Tickets on sale at: Scotiabank 960-17 Brookdale Ave.
and at the Civic Complex Box Office, 100 Water St. East, Cornwall Ontario, 8:30 – 4:30
daily
Saturday October 17
Seaway Winds Concert Band Presents On With the Show
Seaway Winds Concert Band opens the 2009-2010 Concert Series with a performance of
music and medleys from theatre stage and movie screen. Featured vocalist, Gabrielle
Campbell, enhances the evening singing familiar favourites. Don’t miss this lively concert
of popular melodies
Wednesday October 21
Aultsville Wednesday Night Movie Series
The Hurt Locker
The Hurt Locker is a riveting, suspenseful portrait of the courage under fire of the
military’s most unrecognized heroes: the technicians of the bomb squad, who volunteer
to challenge the odds and...
Review Roger Ebert Chicago Sun-Times -The Hurt Locker is a spellbinding war film by
Kathryn Bigelow, a master of stories about men and women who choose to be in
physical danger.
Visit www.aultsvilletheatre.com to get up to date show and
concert information.
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November 2009
Friday November 6
The Arrogant Worms
It began as a hobby, making fun of a big dumb world. Luckily, the world is still dumb and
The Arrogant Worms (Mike McCormick, Chris Patterson and Trevor Strong) still have
plenty to sing about. The shows are fast, furious and family friendly. The wit is quick, the
satire is biting and the musicianship is second to none. Their appeal has earned them
fans from kids to parents to grandparents to Princess Leia.
Saturday November 14
The Schumann Letters
German composer Robert Schumann fell in love with Clara Wieck while studying piano
with her father. Her father didn't approve. Robert and Clara exchanged some 20,000
letters during their long courtship. Eventually, after a long legal battle with her father,
Robert was successful and married his beloved Clara. This special program uses some of
those letters, and some of the Schumann's music - Clara was a composer, too - to
portray their life and love.
December 2009
Friday December 4
Derek Edwards – It’s A Blunderful Life
Derek Edwards’ hilarious ruminations on his Blunderful Life is a wildly entertaining
comedic expose by “a virtuoso at the peak of performance”. With a wit and will forged
in Northern Canada, he guides us through the pivotal life moments we’re all confronted
by in our 20s, 30s, 40s and on. Snapshots of the past and the world around us, skewed
and imbued with a small town charm and tempered with an inimitable quirky
perspective. Is it really wrong to extend a misspent youth that extra 30 years? It’s A
Blunderful Life! - common sense and an inspired sense of the ridiculous.
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April 2010
Saturday April 17, 2010
Cornwall Concert Series Presents TorQ
TorQ was formed in 2004 by four young, enthusiastic Toronto-area percussionists
looking to add new energy to percussion repertoire and performance. As well as
competing as the sole Canadian representative at the Luxembourg International
Percussion Quartet Competition, TorQ has performed to much acclaim and standing
ovations across Canada, including feature performances at MusicFest Canada Nationals,
the Open Ears Contemporary Music Festival, the Four Seasons Centre for the Arts and
with the Mississauga Symphony Orchestra for the world premiere of David Gillingham’s
Concertino for Four Percussion and Orchestra. TorQ’s repertoire ranges from sweetly
lyrical mallet quartets to no-holds-barred, high energy percussive show pieces. In
addition to performing classic percussion ensemble repertoire, TorQ is committed both
to commissioning works from emerging Canadian composers, and to promoting music
education in schools, though school concerts and clinics aimed at elementary and high
school students.
May 2010
Saturday May 22, 2010
Duo Affinite
Guy Few and Nadina Mackie Jackson join to present their vibrant duo - Affinité.
Celebrated internationally as soloists, chamber musicians and recitalists, these two
incredible musicians blend their ideas and spirits in this new recital concept. Trumpet
and bassoon - the starting point - following the lead of Baroque tradition, the inspiration
of 20th century composers and the voices of today. But there is so much more.
Programming also includes piano, corno da caccia and voice. Join these two renowned
musicians for an evening of musical magic.
Saturday May 29
Seaway Winds Presents Let’s Dance
Seaway Winds Concert Band closes its 2009-2010 Concert Series by taking you around
the world and through the ages with an evening of popular and international dances.
Thrill to the sights and sounds of the samba, cha-cha and several other stunning dances,
featuring ballroom dancers, Martha and Harold McMullen. Don’t miss this one-of-akind concert.
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Kinsmen/Kinette Day Camps
Kinsmen Music Camp
Sponsored by the Kinsmen Club of Cornwall and administered by the
City of Cornwall’s Recreation Services Department, the Kinsmen Music
Day Camp offers two-three week sessions of music and fun for all youth
aged 7 to 12 during the summer months. The Music camp provides
training and skills development in the areas of vocal/choral,
instrumental and musical theatre. Each area of study incorporates all
levels. As well as working with quality class instructors, the participants
benefit from special guest clinicians and special events. A final
performance is scheduled at the close of each session.
Kinette Arts Camp
Sponsored by the Kinette Club of Cornwall and administered by the City of
Cornwall, the Kinette Arts Day Camp was conceived to offer children aged
5 - 12 creative opportunities during the summer months. The children are
engaged under three areas of study: painting and drawing, sculpture and
storytelling. The camp is aimed at teaching fundamentals which are
centered on these areas. Each week of programming is designed with a
specific theme in mind.
Sports and Active Games Camp
Administered by The City of Cornwall, the Sports and Active Games Day
Camp offers a variety of sports and games for children aged 6 -12.
Whether your child is a sports enthusiast or a novice looking to
improve on existing skills, this camp will keep them active and
entertained. Each week features a different sporting theme that
anchors programming. Kids can register weekly or for the entire six
weeks.
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Youth Day Camps and
Activities
P.A. Day Camps
The City of Cornwall will be offering P.A. Day - Day
Camps for school aged children throughout the
2009/2010 school year. The Camps will be offered at the
Cornwall Aquatic Centre. We have planned awesome
sports, active games, cool crafts and activities,
swimming and a whole lot more.
For further
information and upcoming dates call 613-933-3586.
Winter Break Camp
No School? No Problem! Come join in
on the fun during our 2009 Winter
Break Camps at the Cornwall Aquatic
Centre. The pre Christmas Camp will
feature tons of active indoor and
outdoor winter fun, sports , games,
Holiday arts and crafts and plenty
more. Daily registration available but
be sure to register early as space is
limited! 2009 Winter Break Camp
dates are Monday December 21st –
Wednesday December 23rd.
March Break Madness
The March Break Madness is an affordable quality program with a variety of workshops
and camps planned during the week of the school March Break. Workshops offered
range from gym activities, to dancing, to painting, to sculpting, to beading, to baking,
as well as paper mache and other crafting projects. Registration usually begins in
February, so keep an eye out for our March Break Madness flyer! 2010 March Break
dates Monday March 15th – Friday March 19th. For more info, call 613-933-3586.
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Summer Playground Program
The Summer Playground Program is a free and
accessible drop-in program in 16 neighborhood parks
throughout the City of Cornwall. Trained leaders
provide fun and exciting play opportunities for children
between the ages of 5 and 12. Active and quiet games,
songs and crafts are offered daily. There are also a
number of off-the-park events planned throughout the
summer, such as the annual Supershow, Teddy Bear
Picnic, Movie Day and others. The program operates
during the months of July and August on Mondays from
1 - 4 pm, and Tuesdays to Fridays, from 9 am - 12 pm
and 1 - 4 pm. For additional information, call 613-933-3586.
Tiny Tots Craft Group Ages: 2 - 5 years
Join us for our special craft theme days specifically designed
for children ages 2 - 5 at the Cornwall Aquatic Centre. What
a great way to spend time with your child or grandchild,
working together on arts and crafts projects. We will take
care of the set up, supplies and the clean up, you just have to
create and have fun! Sign up for 1 or all of our Fall Tiny Tots
Workshops. Sessions are held on selected Fridays from 10:15
a.m. – 11:15 a.m. The program is offered in partnership between the Department of
Planning, Parks & Recreation and the Ontario Early Years Centre.
Program Note: Parent or Guardian supervision and participation is required.
Time: 10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.
Location: Cornwall Aquatic Centre Fiesta Room
Cost: $9.00 Residents/ $10.80 Non Residents
Dates and Themes:
Friday September 25
Friday October 30
Friday November 27
Friday December 11
Friday December 18
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Apples and Art
Spooktacular Halloween Crafts
Frosty the Snowman
Jingle Bell Rock
Gingerbread House Construction
Arts and Crafts Workshops Ages 5 –
13 Years
Make-it and Take-it classes for boys and girls
will feature theme-based crafts. Sign up for as
many classes as you wish, wear old clothes and
come prepared for fun. Younger students
should be able to cut well with scissors and be
able to print/copy simple words. Students will
take home two or more crafts. All Classes are
held on selected Saturdays from 1:30 p.m. –
3:30 p.m. at the Cornwall Public Library and
instructed by Leah Prevost.
Cost: $16.00 Residents/ $19.20 Non Residents
Dates and Themes:
Saturday October 3rd
Saturday October 24th
Saturday November 7th
Saturday November 21st
Saturday December 5th
Saturday December 12th
Thanksgiving Crafts
Spooktacular Halloween Crafts
November Themed Activities
Winter's Coming!!
Holiday Crafts
Christmas Creations
Gingerbread House Construction Ages 5 – 12 Years
Join us and create your very own gingerbread house and decorate it
any way you like. All the goodies will be supplied. Program will take
place in December at the Cornwall Aquatic Centre. Keep your eyes
peeled for this SWEET program. Sign up early as space is limited.
Program Note: Parent supervision is NOT required.
Date:
Saturday December 19, 2010
Location: Cornwall Civic Complex VIP Concourse 2nd Level
Time:
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Cost:
Resident Fee $15.00 - Each additional family member $12.00
Non-Resident Fee $18.00 - Each additional family member $14.40
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All Ages Leisure Activities
Sociable Duplicate Bridge
Players practice duplicate while enjoying a cup of coffee with friends. Instructor Joddy
Campbell will begin the classes with a short lesson in bidding and playing. This is a dropin program; once registered come as you please.
Time: 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Location: Cornwall Civic Complex (100 Water Street East)
Cost: $15.90 Residents/ $19.08 Non Residents registration fee + $3 Instructor fee paid
weekly.
Date(s): Tuesdays, September 15, 2009 to April 20, 2010
Summer Bridge session will begin in May 2010
Table Tennis
Join other table tennis enthusiasts in weekly games and tournaments. Practice and
improve your skills in a fun and recreational setting. All level of players welcome.
Session runs on Monday evenings November 16, 2009 at École Jean XXIII.
Ages: 16+ unless supervised by parent or guardian.
Date: Monday November 16, 2009 – May 31, 2010
Time:
7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Location: École Jean XXIII Gymnasium
Cost: $31.50 Residents / $37.80 Non-Residents Drop in fee: $3.00 weekly
Adult Pottery
Learn to work with clay, glazes, a potter's wheel and kiln; also build on existing skills and
techniques. Program is geared towards adults and seniors. Instruction led by potter Ann
Marlin. Next session begins January 7, 2010.
Time:
Location:
Cost:
Dates:
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6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Bob Turner Memorial Centre - Pottery Room
$120.75 Residents/session $144.90/session Non-Residents
Session 1 - Thursday January 7, 2010 – Thursday February 11, 2010
The City of Cornwall maintains a number of Municipal Parks and Green Spaces that host
a number of leisure and recreational opportunities. The Parks provide residents of all
ages an opportunity to engage in activities ranging from a leisurely stroll to family
picnics, to skateboarding to fastball. So get out and enjoy all Cornwall has to offer.
Lamoureux Park
A large park along the shoreline of the St. Lawrence River in the downtown area which
includes many points of interest; such as the Cornwall Lion’s Club Bandshell, Rotary
Gazebo, boat launch, and many special memorial sites. The historical Woodhouse
Museum has been relocated to Lamoureux Park and renamed the Cornwall Community
Museum. In the Fall of 2000, playground structures were installed in the North end of
Lamoureux Park. The large structure was sponsored by the Rotary Club of
Cornwall/Sunrise, the City of Cornwall, and the City’s Waterfront Committee; and the
small structure aimed at younger children was sponsored by the Kinette Club of
Cornwall, the City of Cornwall and the City’s Waterfront Committee. Lamoureux Park is
home to a number of Festivals, Concerts, Picnics, Fundraisers and many other events
throughout the year. Getting Married? Lamoureux Park and the Rotary Gazebo offer
the perfect setting for weddings and photo sessions. Groups interested in hosting an
event in Lamoureux Park should contact the Leisure Arts Coordinator at 613-930-2787
ext 2522. A reservation helps guarantee your date, time and place for your event.
Splash Pad
Come join us in our waterfront park and experience our Splash Pad that features
tropical rain showers, directional water jets, spray cannons, misting spray loops, and
sequenced water surprise effects, to name just a few. The Splash Pad provides
entertainment for children and adults of all ages, and challenges visitors of all abilities.
For your convenience a washroom facility is on site, along with a concession.
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Lamoureux Park
Cornwall’s Festival Home
Winterfest Carnival - Family Day Weekend
Carnaval Winterfest Carnival kicks off the Festival season with a Celebration of Family
held on the Family Day weekend in February. Lamoureux Park plays host to many of the
scheduled festivities, but keep your eye out for more winter fun at the Cornwall Civic
Complex, Cornwall Aquatic Centre and the Big Ben Ski Hill. Activities include outdoor
skating, Snow Jam Snowboarding and Concert at Big Ben, indoor skating and swimming,
a snow maze, obstacle course, local entertainment and lots of hot chocolate.
Canada Day
Join us on July 1st for Cornwall’s largest and fun filled birthday Party. Year round
planning goes into to making this a must attend day on your calendar. Free family
friendly activities start early morning and continue until the end of the spectacular
fireworks display over the St. Lawrence River and Lamoureux Park. Activities include all
day entertainment on the Lion’s Club Bandshell, Giant Tiger Train, Petting Zoo, Face
Painting, Children’s Olympics, Public Swimming, Seniors Breakfast, and many more.
Lift Off
July features Kinsmen Cornwall Lift-Off Hot Air Balloon Festival - the only one held in
Ontario! Not only will you be able to see the balloons up close and watch as they
prepare to take flight, you can even book a ride (for a fee). The Lift-off festival also
features open air concerts - the 2009 headliners were Amanda Marshall and Finger
Eleven. A festival armband is $20 per person which provides admission to all
entertainment. Talk about value!
Guindon Park
A 500 acre tract of land immediately west of the City accessed from Highway #2. In the
summer months Guindon Park offers a natural park with several picnic areas, hiking and
washroom facilities. In the winter months there are 12 kms of Cross Country Ski Trails
that are fully accessible for public use and enjoyment.
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Recreational Bike Path
The City has constructed 30.3 km of bicycle path that connects the east end, from Gray’s
Creek Marina, to the west end at Guindon Park and then continues to connect with the
St. Lawrence Parks Commission bicycle path.
Dog Friendly Parks
Boals Linear Park from Meadowvale Crescent to Benny Avenue
Cedar Rapids Corridor St Michel Avenue to Brookdale Avenue and
Vincent Massey Drive to Power Dam Drive
Guindon Park Trillium Picnic Area Only and all Roadways
The City of Cornwall wishes to remind dog owners that a “stoop & scoop” requirement
is in effect for all public and private land, including municipal parks.
Wheelchair Accessible Equipment
Fully accessible playground structures are available in Reg Campbell Park and
Lamoureux Park. Riverdale Park also has fully accessible washroom facilities.
Cornwall Community Garden
Locations: Race Street (Across from Si Miller Arena) &
Brookdale Avenue (Across from Seaway International Bridge)
Fee: $10.00 for a section measuring 8' X 4', includes water and tools
Contact: Yvan Labelle le Centre Communautaire de l'Estrie 613-937-2683 ext. 232
Outdoor Pools and Wading Pools
During the months of July and August the City of Cornwall maintains and operates 7
large outdoor pools and 3 wading pools. A variety of programs are offered which
include public swimming, swimming lessons, Bronze Cross and Bronze Medallion
Training. Please see the list below for location of all outdoor pools and wading pools.
For more information on any Aquatic programs or services please call the Aquatics
Coordinator at 613-930-2787 ext. 2514.
Large Pools: Mattice Park, St. Francis de Sales Park, St. Joseph’s Park, Reg Campbell
Park, Kinsmen Park, Riverdale Park, Terry Fox Park.
Wading Pools: Alexander Park, St. Theresa’s Park, Adams Park
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Sport Fields and Diamonds
A number of sport fields and diamonds are maintained by the City
of Cornwall which host a number of minor and adult sport league
games and practices as well as many pick- up games and
tournaments. The Recreation Services Department partners with
representatives from the following sports who organize and
coordinate slo-pitch, softball, baseball, fastball, soccer, football,
flag football, rugby and field lacrosse. For more information about
sports field reservations and sports clubs please contact the
Cornwall Aquatic Centre.
Tennis Courts
The City of Cornwall has 14 outdoor tennis courts located throughout the city. Tennis
courts are available at the following parks:
Broadview Park – Kinsmen Park – Riverdale Park – Mattice Park –
Terry Fox Park – St. Francis de Sales Park – Joe St. Denis Park
For more information on outdoor tennis courts availability please call the Cornwall
Aquatic Centre at 613 933-3586. There is one indoor tennis court located in the
Cornwall City Sports Centre located at 244 Saunders Drive. For more information on
indoor tennis please feel free to contact the Sports Centre directly at 613-933-5103.
Basketball Courts
If basketball is your game, the Cornwall offers 6 outdoor basketball courts at various
parks within the city. The basketball courts are
located at the following parks:
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Alexander Park
Mattice Park
Menard Park
Norman Park
Optimist Park
Riverdale Park
Cornwall Skateboard Park
The Cornwall Skateboard Park
opened for business during the
summer of 1998 with the help of
Menard’s Rona Home Centre, Partir
d’un bon pas, Molson Canada Ltd.,
and Cornwall Police Association. The
Skateboard Park, christened “El
Rancho” by the local skateboarders, is located at the south end of Optimist Park
on St. Michel Drive. It consists of 4 ramps, 3 quarter pipes, and 1 fun box. El
Rancho will be operating seasonally from early May through mid-October, 7
days/week from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. This popular facility is also being utilized by inline skaters and BMX trick bikers. A BMX bicycle dirt track with numerous ramps
and jumps is also located beside the skateboard park.
For more info on the Skateboard Park, please call 930-2787,
ext. 2261.
Rules and Regulations
The skateboard facility is open to the public daily from 7:00
a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
The skateboard facility is unsupervised. Use area at your own
risk.
The City of Cornwall strongly recommends that protective
clothing and equipment (helmet, knee pads, elbow pads and
wrist guards) be worn at all times.
The City of Cornwall accepts no responsibility whatsoever for
injury or damage however caused.
Please use the garbage containers provided.
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Winter Fun
Curling – Cornwall Curling Centre
The Cornwall Curling Centre is one of the oldest curling organizations in Ontario. It was
founded in 1884, on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, and has had a very illustrious
and distinguished history. Our most notable champion is Bill Dickie, who captured the
Canadian Seniors Championship in 1995. Our club has been host to many regional
events in the past and in 1984 we hosted the Uniroyal World Junior Championships.
In 2004, the Cornwall Curling Centre moved to its brand new facility after a decade of
fundraising. The new $2.2 Million building now houses 6 sheets of ice, a beautiful
lounge, new commercial kitchen, and full locker room facilities.
The Cornwall Curling Centre is host to over 500 registered curlers, with a vibrant seniors
league and a great little rock program. We pride ourselves on having a first class curling
facility with the reputation of having superb ice. We have worked hard to promote the
sport of curling in Cornwall and look forward to the future of our sport as a result of our
strong junior program.
Cross-Country Skiing
Friends of Gunidon Park Cross Country Ski Trails
Guindon Park is a 500 acre tract of land located just west of the City, off Highway #2
(Vincent Massey Drive). In the winter months, there are 12 km of beautiful cross
country ski trails that are fully accessible for public use and enjoyment. The cross
country ski trails are a valuable public resource. For further information, please call 613933-3586.
Downhill Skiing and Snowboarding – Big Ben Ski Centre
Big Ben Ski Centre is operated by Leader Sports in partnership with the City of Cornwall.
Big Ben Ski Centre offers group and private downhill skiing and snowboarding lessons.
Please contact our ski line for information on pricing and scheduling. For more
information contact Big Ben at 613-933-6377 or off season at 613-938-9400.
Outdoor Skating Rinks
Outdoor skating rinks are located at the Bob Turner Memorial Centre, King George Park,
Reg Campbell Park, Optimist Park, Broadview Park and Alexander Park. Weather
permitting.
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Park Name
Adams Park
Aimé Leblanc Park
Alexander Park
Alguire Park
Ashwood Park
Bell Centennial Park
Blossom Park
Boals Drain Linear
Park
Broadview Park
Cathier Park
Chevrier Park
Dover Heights Park
Gallinger Park
Grant Subdivision
Guindon Park
Horovitz Park
Joe St. Denis Park
King George Park
Kinsmen Park
Kinsmen Soccer Fields
Lefebvre Park
Laframboise Park
Mattice Park
Meadowvale Park
Memorial Park
Menard Park
Norman Park
Optimist Park
Racine Park
Reg Campbell Park
Riverdale Park
St. Francis de Sales
Park
St. Joseph Park
St. Theresa Park
Sara Park
Silver Cross Park
Snetsinger Park
Terry Fox Memorial
Park
Location
PE
Twelfth Street East & Sydney Street
Prince Arthur Street
Eighth Street & Adolphus Street
Dundee Avenue. & Dewhurst Avenue
Morris Street. & Antoine Street
Dundas Crescent
Blossom Park Drive
Benny Street to Meadowvale Crescent
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Henry Street & Thirteenth Street
Balmoral Avenue & Gage Avenue
Edgar Street & Wellington Street West
Robertson Avenue & Dover Road
Elsie Avenue. & Lottie Street
Grant Street
Highway #2, west of Power Dam Drive
First Street & Amelia Street
Marlborough Avenue. & Fourth Street
Seventh Street & York Street
Third Street & Carleton Avenue.
Second Street West at Haulage Road
Anthony Street & Leonia Street
Balmoral Avenue
Edward Street & Lennox Street
Cobblehill Road & Meadowvale Cres.
Third Street & Bedford Streets
Sunrise Acres Walton Street
Norman Street
Sunnyside Avenue & St. Michel Ave.
Eleventh Street & Paul Street
Leitch Drive & Fraser Avenue
Riverdale Avenue & Peter Street
Second Street West
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Easton Ave. & Jarvis Street
Thirteenth Street & Churchill Avenue
Sara Street
Tollgate Road & Pitt Street
Markell Subdivison
Mercier Avenue & Ross Avenue
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
SPP
WP
OP BD
X
X
X
X
TC
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
PE= Playground Equipment
BD= Ball Diamond
SPP= Summer Playground Program
TC= Tennis Court
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Cornwall Parks Legend
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BC
WP= Wading Pool OP= Outdoor Pool
BC= Basketball Court
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Clubs and Centres
Champs East Side Boxing Club
Champs East Side Boxing Club, located at 223 Jarvis St., is a competitive oriented club aimed at
the progress of amateur boxing with emphasis on discipline and respect. Among other things,
boxing helps increase cardiovascular strength, maintain emotional steadiness, and improve self
confidence. Champs East Side Boxing Club is affiliated with C.A.B.A. (Canadian Amateur Boxing
Association) and is fully insured. All members must register with boxing Ontario to participate.
Ages for competition are 11 to 35 years. Ages for recreational boxing are 10 and up.
For more details, contact N.C.C.P. Certified head coach and trainer Jorge Luis at 613-933-5618 or
visit the website at: www.champsboxing.com
Marina 200
Marina 200 opened in July of 1984 during the Cornwall bicentennial celebrations, thus deriving its
name. Marina 200, located just east of the Cornwall Civic Complex, the Cornwall Aquatic Centre
and the Lion's Club Bandshell, is ideally situated within walking distance of Downtown Cornwall.
In the Heart of the City you will find all your are looking for including 3 major shopping centres,
150 stores, a pharmacy, bank, post office, liquor store, theatre and several fine restaurants. The
Marina is connected to the Regional Bike Path system and is a hop, skip and jump from a
Cornwall transit stop, which gives access to all parts of the city. Marina 200 has a capacity of 160
boats with the depth of water at 7 feet. If your requirement for dockage is for one evening or for
the full season, we can accommodate your needs. Marina 200 continues to provide boaters with
convenient and attractive accommodations right in the heart of the City. Knowledgeable and
courteous staff are on duty 24 hours a day from mid-May until October.
Boys and Girls Club of Cornwall & SDG
Henry Street at Thirteenth Street 613-938-4999
The Boys & Girls Club of Cornwall/SDG is an evolving organization. As a new member of the BGC of
Canada, we integrated within the local movement a 10-year old Youth Centre, renovated the building
and developed activities to adhere to the programming pillars of the national organization. We have
also acquired a historic church property (which we are in the process of refurbishing) to reach more
young people, enrich and expand programs, and house our administrative offices.
In essence, the BGC of Cornwall/SDG provides an environment that builds upon young peoples’
assets and gives them a sense of belonging, care and positive relationships. Our CORE VALUES of
inclusion and opportunity, respect and belonging, empowerment, collaboration and speaking out
defines us as a movement and are a standard against which all programs are measured.
New programs begin Fall 2009.
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Sport Organization Contacts
Sports Organization
Contact Name
Contact Information
Aquatics
Sea Lions Swim Club
Underwater Hockey
Scuba
www.cornwallsealions.ca
Sophie Gosse
613-931-3494
Ron MacDonald
613-933-1362
Susan Poirier
Joel Herrington
613-936-8003
www.cornwallminorbaseball.com
613-330-8786
Juanita Courville
613-933-5215
Jean Roy
613-938-2026
Andre Leblanc
613-933-1843
Jim Martell
613-931-2255
Brian Tardiff
613-938-2950
Brad Derouchie
613-938-0533
www.cornwallbasketball.com
613-551-3103
Baseball/Softball
Cornwall District Minor
Baseball
Cornwall Slo-Pitch League
Cornwall Commercial
Softball League
Cornwall Minor Softball
Association
Cornwall Kinsmen Minor
Girls Softball
Cornwall & District Men’s
Fastball League
Ladies Fastball Fifth Wheel
18 Wheelers
Basketball
United Counties Minor
Basketball
United Counties Ladies
Basketball
Angela Wilson
Bowling
Nativity Bowl
613-933-0590
Olympia Bowl
613-932-8421
Boxing
East Side Community
Boxing Club
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Jorge Luis
613-933-5618
Figure Skating
Skate Cornwall
Can-Skate Learn to Skate
Barbara Mitschke
Jill Jonkman
613-933-7927
[email protected]
613-933-8959
[email protected]
Football
Men’s Flag Football
Cornwall Minor Football
Association
Michael McAllister
613-932-8338
Rod Simpson
613-936-2888
www.cornwallwildcats.ca
Golf
Archie’s Family Golf Centre
613-932-8255
Cornwall Golf & Country
Club
Summerheights Golf Links
613-931-1122
Upper Canada Golf Course
1-800-437-2233
613-938-8009
Gymnastics
Cornwall Gymnastics Club
Tammy McAllister
613-933-4356
www.cornwallgymnasticsclub.com
Mike Piquette
613-930-9300
www.colts.on.ca
613-933-3586
Rod McLeod
eteamz.active.com/cornwallgirlshockey
Brian Caskenette
Murray Moffat
613-933-4816
www.cornwallminorhockey.com
613-933-3706
Cornwall Braves Oldtimers
Jean Blais
613-932-5065
Cornwall Minor Ball Hockey
Association
Cornwall Women’s Ball
Hockey League
Gerry Sommerville
613-930-9141
Dominique Laroche
613-936-2020
[email protected]
Hockey
Associations
Cornwall Colts Junior A
Hockey
Summer Youth 3 on 3
Hockey
Cornwall Girls Hockey
Association
Cornwall Minor Boys
Hockey
Oldtimers Hockey
Association
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Cornwall Men’s Ball Hockey
League
Mitch Gagne
613-932-4471
Hockey Schools
Cornwall Colts Hockey
School
Gold in the Net Goalie
School
Gerry Brown Hockey School
613-930-9300
1-866-466-9955
613-933-3586
Lacrosse
Cornwall Minor Lacrosse
Association
Cornwall Minor Field
Lacrosse
Terry Turcotte
Terry Turcotte
613-937-3354
www.cornwallminorlacrosse.ca
613-937-3354
www.cornwallminorlacrosse.ca
Soccer
Kinsmen Minor Soccer
Association
S.D. & G. Blazers
www.seawayvalleysoccer.com
Mike Gilligan
www.seawayvalleysoccer.com
Chris Smith
613-931-2176
Cornwall Indoor Soccer
Frank Chartrand
613-933-5103
613-932-6564
Cornwall City Soccer
Frank Chartrand
613-933-5103
Youth Indoor Soccer League
Frank Chartrand
613-933-5103
Cornwall & District Soccer
Other Sports
Air Gliders Trampoline Club
Ananda Yoga and
Meditation Centre
Big Ben Ski Hill and
Snowboarding
Cornwall Avaiation
Cornwall Blue Chargers
Cornwall Curling Club
Cornwall Multisport Club
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Gordon and Kathy
Small
613-932-5103
613-938-6654
[email protected]
613-933-6377
613-933-3586
613-931-3311
www.cornwallavaiation.com
David James
613-938-4793
Scott MacDonald
613-936-2027
Rob Allen
www.cornwallmultisportclub.com
Shirley Warner
Jack Ruest
Cornwall Recreational
White Water Club
Cornwall Rugby Club
Sylvie Labelle
Bill Swinden
613-347-9089
www.cornwallwhitewater.com
613-932-1273
Cornwall Table Tennis
Lorne Taillon
613-930-2787 ext.2522
Cougars Track and Field
Ceri Timbrell
613-537-9681
Brenda Saucier
JJS Kenpo Karate
Marina 200
Jack Ruest
613-577-0299
[email protected]
613-932-8301
Seaway Senior Citizens
Club
Stormont Yacht Club
Els Cordell
613-932-4969
Catherine Runnalls
613-938-2964
613-534-8535
613-938-6364
[email protected]
613-534-5643
Tri-County Chess Club
Checkmates
Whispering Meadows
Equestrian Centre
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Raymond Lacroix
Art Contacts
Visual Arts
Associations
Focus Art
Sandra Taylor
613-935-8078
www.focusartonline.org
613-528-4527
Cedar Rim Photo
Workshop
Cornwall Art Association
Linda L. Gumbs
Joan Julien
613-534-2749
Cornwall Quilters Guild
Barb McLean
613-931-1598
Cornwall Regional Art
Gallery
Heritage Valley Arts &
Crafts
Seaway Machine
Knitters
Sue's Art Gallery
Sylvie Lizotte
613-938-7387
Bertha Poitras
613-937-4817
Mrs. H. Ray
613-932-7771
Sue Atkins
613-936-1565
Aultsville Theatre
Sandra Taylor
613-932-1661
Glen Theatre Prod.
Society
Vagabond Theatre of
Cornwall
DreamMaker
Productions
Cecil’s Dream Theatre
Claude Jesmer
613-937-GLEN
Madhatter Production
Doreen Kilfoil
Seaway Valley Theatre
Company
Cathy Durham
613-937-0083
[email protected]
Frances Lauzon
613-932-4080
Barb Hunter
613-534-2111
www.seawaywinds.com
613-938-7213
Theatre
[email protected]
613-932-3510
David Runions
Ron Flaro
613-933-3654
[email protected]
613-931-0951
Music
Centennial Choir of
Cornwall
Seaway Winds Concert
Band
Cornwall Concert Series
Association
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Davina Reid
C-way-sound
Barbershop Singers
Chorus
Ron Symington
613-932-8125
The Regency Ensemble
Judy Pentinga
613-932-8607
Kinsmen Music Festival
Kim Baird
613-933-5851
John Hamilton
613-347-2856
Geraldine McGowen
613-932-4796
www.library.cornwall.on.ca
613-932-7161
Candy Pollard
613-933-2937
Theresa MacInnis
613-932-7091
Rae MacCulloch
613-528-4307
Patrick Magoo Cook
Jane Macmillan
613-936-0557
613-938-3875
Sue Bergeron
613-933-2116
Cornwall Archives
Ian Bowering
613-936-0842
Cornwall Community
Museum
Museum Tours
Ian Bowering
613-936-0842
Natalie Menard
613-936-0280
Barbershop Singers
Literary/Literacy
Cornwall Public Library
Tri-County Literacy
Council
Dance
Studio C
Swinging Bee’s Square
Dance Club
MacCulloch School of
Dancing
Magoo’s Dance Studio
Cornwall School of
Dance
The Roadhouse Dancers
Historical
Regional St. Laurent
History and Genealogy
613-932-1320
Multicultural
Centre culturel du
conseil de vie francaise
Cornwall Chinese
Community Association
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Francine Brisebois
David Yee
613-932-9106
www.francocornwall.ca
613-932-6263
Special
Events/Festivals
Apples and Art Studio
Tour
Canada Day Committee
Sue Atkins
613-936-1565
Guy Lauzon
613-932-4080
Arts in the Park
Lorne Taillon
613-933-3586
La semaine Francaise
Francine Brisebois
613-932-9106
Multi-Cultural Festival
David Yee
613-932-6263
Lift-Off
Winterfest
56
Chris Savard
Cornwall Aquatic
Centre
613-938-2118
www.lift-off.ca
613-933-3586
Community Contacts
Emergencies 9-1-1
Police
613-932-2110
Fire
613-932-1234
Ambulance
613-9332714
Alcoholics Anonymous
613-938-1984
Detox Centre
35 2nd Street East
Mount Carmel Treatment Inc.
613-938-8506
613-347-3867
Hospitals
Cornwall Community Hospital
510 2nd St. East
613-932-3300
Hotel Dieu Hospital
840 McConnell
613-938-4240
435 Pitt St.
613-932-4094
Michel Lemire
613-931-2997
101 3rd St. West
613-933-8035
100 2nd Street, Suite B
613-932-1283
55 Water, Suite 360
613-938-7497
St. Lawrence Valley Animal
Hospital
Associations
Association francophone
d’appui
Big Brothers & Big Sisters of
Cornwall
Canadian Cancer Society
Canadian Diabetes
Canadian Liver Foundation
Canadian Mental Health
Association
329 Pitt Street
613-933-5845
4 Montreal Road
613-936-2300
Canadian Red Cross Society
338 2nd Street West
613-932-0231
Community Living - Stormont
County
280 9th Street West
613-938-1702
Canadian National Institute for
the Blind
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613-937-1781
Conseil de vie francaise
Francine Brisebois
613-932-9106
Cornwall Chamber of
Commerce
113 2nd Street East
613-933-4004
Yvan Labelle
613-937-2683 ext.232
Cornwall Community Garden
Cornwall Lions Club
Cornwall New Comer’s Club
Family Counseling Centre of
Cornwall
Girl Guides of Canada
Habitat for Humanity - Seaway
Valley
Heart & Stroke Foundation
Knights of Columbus (Council
755)
LACAC Heritage Cornwall
Loyal Order of Moose
Lung Association Eastern
Counties
L’Union culturelle des franco
ontareinnes
Maison de mon pere
R.C.A.F. Association Wing
Lana Mcgrath
613-534-9124
330 Montreal Rd.
613-932-4610
Long Sault
613-534-2054
P.O. Box 293 (Cornwall)
613-938-0413
36 2nd St. E.
613-938-8933
205 Amelia St.
613-932-7600
Rachel Hagen/ Denis
Carter Edwards
613-938-6555
443 11th St. W.
613-938-0666
113 Second East
613-932-4999
Bernice Ouellette
613-932-7748
Mary Ellen
613-938-2799
240 Water St. W.
613-932-5334
Rotary Club of Cornwall
Cindy Rowe
613-933-9027
St. Denis Centre Div of
Addiction Service of Eastern
Ontario
339 2nd St. E
613-933-0418
Morrisburg
613-534-3704
St. Lawrence Parks
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613-938-0040
Scouts Canada
Chuck Eadie
613-932-2570
S.D. & G. Historical Society
Ian Bowering
613-936-0842
United Way of Cornwall &
District
331 Water St. E.
613-932-2051
1325 Second Street East
613-932-4500
132 Montreal Road
613-933-4547
Cornwall Senior Citizens Club
Inc
119 Pitt St
613-932-0980
Cornwall District Kennel Club
Barb Hunter
613-534-2111
Windmill Point
613-937-1525
Royal Canadian Legion
(Long Sault)
7 Frost
613-534-2235
Royal Canadian Legion
(Cornwall)
415 2nd St. W.
613-932-7050
1010 Guy St.
613-932-4969
Cinemas
Galaxy Cinemas
Port Theatre
Clubs
Encore: Seniors Education
Centre
Seaway Senior Citizens Club
Bridge, with Suzanne Hazlette
Tri-County Chess Club
613-937-4559
Raymond Lacroix
613-938-6364
Transportation
Cornwall Transit
Voyageur
Via Rail
613-930-2636
120 Tollgate Rd.
613-932-9511
1-800-361-1235
TO ALL GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS Have you changed your location or contact person? Are you
newly established? Keep us informed! Please contact the Cornwall Aquatic Centre at 613-9333586 or email [email protected] with your updated information.
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