Obituaries
Doug Hodgson
A resident of 9 Grove Street in Iroquois, for the past 12 years, Doug Hodgson passed away peacefully at home with his family by his side on Saturday, July 18, 2015, following a brief […]
Month: July 2015
Opinion
Perspectives by Pastor James Tripp
Invite Him, He will come The summer is here and many are traveling and taking time to be with family and friends. It’s nice to have some warm weather, and be able to enjoy […]
Sports
Lowe, Barkley are Cedar Glen Club Champions
Cheryl Lowe and Kurtis Barkley successfully defended their titles at the Cedar Glen Club Championship tournament played here on Saturday, July 18. This year’s club championship, featured a one-day, 18 hole round for the […]
Sports
Roger Swerdfeger is at it again, hole in one this time
Last week the Leader printed a report on golfer Roger Swerdfeger of Long Sault, and the albatross he had scored on the par five second hole at the Upper Canada Golf Course on July […]
News
Parade, dance and race, Tubie Weekend is upon us
It’s almost Tubie Time! The Ghosts of Tubie’s Past is the theme for the 45th anniversary of the event. The Tubie organizing committee chose that as the theme because it captures the essence of the […]
News
Solar project support denied
After deferring its decision for over a month, South Dundas council will not support a 500 kilowatt ground mount solar energy project proposed for a 5-6 acre parcel of land along County Road 1 between […]
News
Big wind decision deferred
EDP Renewables is proposing its second wind farm project in South Dundas that could bring millions of dollars into the community and municipal coffers, and last week they asked South Dundas council to provide them […]
News
McDonald departs, CAO title added to treasurer
Thursday, July 23, just after 9 a.m., the Municipality of South Dundas issued a joint statement with South Dundas chief administrative officer Stephen McDonald, announcing McDonald’s departure from the key position that he has held […]
News
The Dutch Never Forget: Doug Kirker returns to Liberation of Netherlands celebration
“I was two when he went overseas,” said Doug Kirker, sitting quietly in his living room in Prescott. “I don’t remember him. What I do remember, even though I was so very young, was […]
Entertainment
Touch and Go coming to UCP
The summer of comedy is packing them in at the Playhouse this 2015 season. The theatre’s upcoming comedy, Touch and Go, guarantees to keep those crowds coming. The Playhouse and its audience knows that […]