Cornwall Issues Layoff Notices Due to Budget Pressures
The City of Cornwall has confirmed plans to cut 26 staff positions due to significant financial pressures in the 2026 budget.
Of these positions, 12 are non-union and 14 are members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 3251, which represents 205 inside workers in departments such as housing, social services, recreation, and leisure.
- 11 employees under CUPE Local 3251 have been given layoff notices across multiple departments.
- 3 positions were vacant.
- Non-union cuts occurred over the past five months through attrition or layoffs.
Workers under CUPE locals 1792 and 3251 demonstrated outside city hall, sharing concerns over job cuts and changes.
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Author's summary: Cornwall cuts 26 staff positions due to budget pressures.
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