MORRISBURG – Three special young actors took the time last week after a packed Tuesday matinee to meet with The Leader on the set of the Upper Canada Playhouse hit, Ethan Claymore’s Christmas. They talked […]
MORRISBURG – In this age of computer generated, neon-glitzy, prepackaged, assembly line Christmas entertainment, it’s easy to forget just how deeply appealing and how touching a real story about real people can be. Ethan Claymore’s […]
This week in The Leader: Dutch Meadows zoning approved; Santa Parade Saturday; Alight at Night open for 19th season; Iroquois Santa stop Thursday; Damaged Cruickshank mural to be refurbished; Historical Society draws a crowd; One […]
MORRISBURG – Ethan Claymore is well on his way to becoming a near recluse. Widowed, a farmer having a tough go making it on his egg sales, and mostly withdrawn from his community, he isn’t […]
MORRISBURG – “Norm Foster has recently remarked that Christmas is his favourite time of year. So Canada’s favourite playwright has conceived a show that will spread cheer, laughter and intrigue from November 28 through December […]
MORRISBURG – “Before Elvis there was nothing. After Elvis, Rock’n Roll was here to stay.” – John Lennon. Leisa Way and the Wayward Wind Band’s brand new tribute to the classic music of Rock’n Roll […]
MORRISBURG – One of Upper Canada Playhouse’s favourite performing artists is coming to town October 15-24, to debut a fantastic new show. Singer/writer/musician Leisa Way is bringing her exciting production, Leisa Way’s Rock’n’Roll is Here […]
This week in The Leader: A welcome attraction; Area schools impacted by CUPE work-to-rule campaign; Margaret Grant brings home Innovation Award; Outdoor enthusiast lodge planned east of Upper Canada Village’ Seaway DHS adds new high […]
MORRISBURG – Two young people newly married, but not to each other, find solace in a chance encounter at a hotel. What was to be a one-time affair, evolved into one filled with emotion, laughter, […]
This week in The Leader: Ross on the verge of $15 million expansion; Matilda landfill expansion becomes favoured option; Lewis out as South Dundas CBO; Second annual TAMI tournament raises nearly $22,000; Wells awarded $532,199 […]
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