Opinion
Editorial: Acknowledge or deny?
Mistakes are a normal part of life. They happen to everyone. No one is immune. Making a mistake doesn’t define a person, but how they respond to that mistake – whether its acknowledged or denied […]
Year: 2017
Sports
Four first place finishes at National Capital Classic
Seaway track and field team compete in Ottawa leadup to SDG meet. OTTAWA – Seaway District High School athletes travelled to the Terry Fox Athletic Facility in Ottawa May 5th for the National Capital High […]
News
Flood watch on St. Lawrence River
FINCH — South Nation Conservation (SNC) cautioned residents in a media release May 8th that low-lying areas of the St. Lawrence River in the Township of Augusta, Township of Edwardsburgh/Cardinal, and the Township of South […]
News
This week at Queen’s Park – Jim McDonell, MPP
QUEEN’S PARK – Following the excitement of the Budget presentation, this week the Legislature settled back into a working rhythm. The government cut short the debate on its flagship housing legislation on Monday, after only […]
News
A Fighting Lady Lost
Morrisburg’s connection to the sinking of HMCS Athabaskan MORRISBURG – At 0300 hours, April 29, 1944, HMCS Athabaskan was on patrol near the mouth of the Morlaix River off German Occupied France. With her sister […]
Entertainment
Dynamic dynamite: Across the Pond thrills crowds
MORRISBURG – “The music never stopped. The beat never stopped. This is the music that defined an entire generation,” said Leisa Way, whose premiere production, Across the Pond, based on the British Invasion, just finished […]
News
Ten proposals to tempt 100 Women
MORRISBURG – 100 Women Who Care About South Dundas will hear from more projects than ever before when the group gathers May 18th to award funds. About 150 women will each bring a cheque for […]
Opinion
In My Kitchen with Janeen Wagemans
Although Canadians get cranky every time someone assumes that we either live in igloos, rubbing noses and chewing the fat (that would be whale blubber) with the neighbours or that we are a quirky appendage […]
Opinion
Editorial: Is content the real issue?
The South Dundas website is getting an overhaul. Allocated this year, a budget of $50,000 will give municipal staff a top-of-the-line new website to inform residents and promote South Dundas to the world. Stop if […]
Sports
South Dundas Taekwondo wins in Almonte
South Dundas school wins 41 medals including two double-gold. IROQUOIS – Twenty-four students from the South Dundas Taekwondo dojang (school) competed at the 2017 Edge Color Belt Classic Taekwondo tournament held April 22nd in Almonte. […]