Cornwall Living Magazine Back on Newsstands

May 23, 2025

Cornwall Ontario – The month of May brings flowers and warmer temperatures, yet it also marks the return of a brand new issue of Cornwall Living. The much awaited magazine is hot off the presses and now available locally.

“The magazine reflects very well on the community,” said Richard Mahoney, Publisher of Seaway News. “It shows how the community can come together and have a very impressive quality publication. It’s colourful, the context is excellent. The whole city should be proud.”

The cover story profiles products made in Cornwall which turns out to be a pretty diverse list ranging from bacon to circuit boards and soap to popcorn. The cover itself features Andy and Karen Rorabeck of Rurban Brewing who are celebrating over a decade in business.

“Welcome to the 2025 edition of Cornwall Living Magazine,” says Mayor Justin Towndale. “Once again, we are able to highlight the best that our community has to offer. I invite everyone to check out the ‘Made in Cornwall’ section, where you can read up on great Canadian products made right here, in our backyard.”

The 2025 edition of Cornwall Living marks the 32^nd year that the Seaway News has published a magazine celebrating life in Cornwall. This year’s edition once again features compelling stories and visually-stunning photographs, touching on all aspects of life in the area – including business, sports, arts and more.

“Cornwall Living magazine is a great tradition in our area for many years now, and it’s one of the best tools we have to promote our area and the good people and great things happening here,” said MP Eric Duncan. “I always grab a box for my office, and when I’m out across the country and beyond, I take a few copies just to let people know about Cornwall and area, and the things we have to offer.”

The 84-page magazine includes feature articles on a variety of topics. Some of the key stories include:

Riding the Trail – Take a spin along the St. Lawrence River
Taking the Leap – Entrepreneurs challenging traditional business models
Gilles Godard – From Cornwall to the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame
Hey There – Tips for Planning a Trip to Cornwall
The Art of Editorial Cartooning with Ink
Stuart McCormick – A love letter to Glengarry County
Pietersma Tinsmith – Carrying On a Solid Tradition
Hot Reads
Medical Professionals Choosing Cornwall Hospital
Share This – Dozens of photos from local residents
An 8-page section in French that profiles the local Francophone community
and many more…

More than anything else, Cornwall Living profiles the success of individuals in all walks of life.

“Cornwall Living magazine has been around for over three decades and is one of our key pieces in reaching out around the world and telling people what a great place Cornwall and the area is to invest, to live, to work, to play,” says Bob Peters, Manager of Economic Development. “The magazine finds its way to embassies, Ontario Tourism, businesses, investors, and almost every country around the world. It’s just an amazing collaboration between the advertisers, Seaway News, and the great people that make this community such a wonderful place to live. Every page in the magazine is homegrown, featuring local talent.”

Global Reach

Cornwall Living is always a popular addition to the information packages that Cornwall Economic Development sends out to business and residential investors. In addition to trade shows and other efforts, the magazine finds its way to thousands of individuals, businesses and government officials in Canada, the United States and abroad. The magazine has an overall circulation of over 30,000.

Get your copy!

Cornwall Living will be distributed to 20,000 homes in Cornwall and SDG, starting next week. A copy of the magazine can be picked up at the Cornwall Civic Complex, Benson Centre and at the Seaway News office at the DEV Centre. Over the next week or so, the magazine will also be available at local businesses. A copy of the magazine can be requested by filling out the request form on this website.

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