News
Iroquois hosts fall trade show
IROQUOIS – The South Dundas Chamber of Commerce held its fall trade show at the Iroquois Royal Canadian Legion Sunday, November 3, 2019. The new venue drew a good crowd during the day, as many […]
News
Police lay charges against South Dundas bank employee
MORRISBURG – SD&G OPP officers responded to a report of suspicious activity at a financial institution in South Dundas June 7th. Police allege that an employee had taken client funds during interactions at the counter. […]
News
Water tower rehabs gain favour, Iroquois most in need
SOUTH DUNDAS – The Iroquois water tower is most in need of attention and it needs to come soon. Brouco Services provided South Dundas council with the results of inspections of the municipality’s two water […]
News
CUPE education workers ratify contract, UCDSB to receive $5.8M for re-hiring
BROCKVILLE – Non-teaching education workers in Ontario’s schools ratified their contract with the provincial government last week. The Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents over 55,000 employees of Ontario’s school boards including the Upper […]
Opinion
Editorial: The Price of Freedom
In every city, every village, every small town, in every hamlet throughout Canada you can see them: grey stone monuments, earnest statues, plaques with names engraved in neat rows. Time and the weather have not […]
Sports
Lions snap 10-game winless skid
MORRISBURG – Finally a win! The Morrisburg Lions snapped their 10-game winless skid, splitting a home-and-home series against the West Carleton Inferno this past weekend. Going into the weekend, the Lions had not won a […]
Sports
Rangers shoot down Rockets twice
CARDINAL – Loaded for bear, the South Grenville Rangers knocked division rivals, the North Dundas Rockets, out of the arena with a pair of wins in a home-and-home series this past week. The series opened […]
News
This week in The Leader – November 6, 2019
This week in The Leader: South Dundas Awards of Excellence 2019 winners; Water tower rehabs gain favour, Iroquois most in need; CUPE education workers ratify contract, UCDSB to receive $5.8m for re-hiring; Macpherson departs from […]
News
Tuesday school bus crash sends five students to hospital
PLEASANT VALLEY – SD&G OPP officers responded November 5th to a single vehicle collision involving a school bus on Wallace Road in the north-west corner of South Dundas. According to police, the school bus was […]
News
The Seaway Scoop – November 6, 2019
By Danika Nielsen and Olivia Chafe Things got spooky last week at Seaway District High School. From Monday, October 28th to Friday, November 1st, Seaway held spirit week events daily. Monday was “Twin Day”, Tuesday […]