Opinion
Editorial – We’ve done our part
As you have read already in the pages of this paper, and likely in other media, or on social media, there was a record turnout at the January 31st meeting at Seaway District High School […]
Month: February 2017
News
Trustees discuss ARC conclusion
KEMPTVILLE – Following the conclusion of the Accommodation Review Committee’s final public meeting at Seaway District High School January 31st. Dundas County trustee Jeremy Armer sat down with The Leader to discuss the ARC process, […]
Opinion
Gibberish – Puddin’ 5….Me, 0
With all the problems and protests, confrontations and crises, worries and wranglings that characterize our world today, there still remains one issue of paramount importance, one issue with which each of us should, at long […]
Sports
Major-Midget comeback, beat Demons
MORRISBURG – Recovering from their first loss of the season, the South Dundas Lions Major-Midget squad took on the North Dundas Demons February 2nd at the Morrisburg arena, beating them 3-2. The Demons hit the […]
Obituaries
Notice: James Logie
Peacefully at his home on Monday, February 6, 2017. James Logie of Iroquois in his 80th year. Dearly beloved husband of 56 years, of Linda Logie (nee May). Loving dad to Sheron Cooke (Bill) of […]
Obituaries
Notice: M. Jeannie Mattice
Peacefully at the Winchester District Memorial Hospital on Thursday, February 2, 2017. Jeannie Mattice (nee Lindsay) of Iroquois, in her 82nd year. Dearly beloved wife of the late Lyle Mattice. Loving mother of Brent and […]
Sports
Big win adds to near perfect season
Peewee C Lions beat North Dundas 9-1, sits on top of league standings. MORRISBURG – The South Dundas Lions Peewee C House team continued their dominance of the league, defeating the North Dundas Demons 9-1 […]
News
Nine Mile Road bridge closed
South Dundas Public Works will be closing Nine Mile Bridge pending further structural investigation. The municipality made the announcement today, February 2, 2017. The closure takes effect immediately. Nine Mile Bridge is located west of Brinston […]
News
South Stormont fights to keep schools open
CORNWALL – Two South Stormont groups presented solutions and championed to keep their schools open at a recent public meeting held January 23rd in Cornwall. The meeting, part of the Upper Canada District School Board’s […]
Opinion
Editorial: Interesting tidbits
With all of the public and working meetings involved with the Upper Canada District School Board’s Accommodation Review Committee process, there has been an inundation of information presented. Much of the information related directly to […]