MOUNTAIN—Linking Hands’ Welcome Dundas program is ready to greet newcomers to North and South Dundas. Welcome Dundas bags are currently being filled with information, and some freebies, covering essential services, businesses, schools, medical facilities, libraries, […]
Our lead story in the print edition of The Leader this week describes the impending eviction of the tenant from the apartment in Carman House. Carman House, a 200-plus year old building in Iroquois which […]
MORRISBURG – The South Dundas Lions’ quest for back-to-back Major-Midget B Rep championships hit the final stretch with the start of round one of the playoffs March 5th in Morrisburg. The team faced off against […]
TORONTO – My colleagues and I challenged the government this week on its mismanagement of Long Term Care in Ontario. Recent reports highlight a lack of transparency and an extreme shortage of LTC beds that […]
At the Dundas Manor Nursing Home, Winchester, on Thursday, March 1, 2018. Doris Myers (nee McIntosh) of Morrisburg, age 86. Beloved wife of the late Hugh Myers. Loving mother of Carol Corry (Rob) of Morrisburg […]
OTTAWA – An 11 year-old Morrisburg boy who loves his Lego and HO scale trains received a full-sized honour over the weekend. When the O-Train Confederation Line opens later this year it will have a […]
MORRISBURG – Jim Jordan has long been accumulating the facts and details of Morrisburg’s history and he now has the culmination of those efforts available in a self-published book. “I’ve always had an interest in […]
With the blizzards, the ice rain, the freezing temperatures, the cancelled buses and the non-stop grey skies that have all characterized this winter, it may come as a complete surprise for most of us to […]
CORNWALL – As the silver medalist team from the county curling championship, the Seaway Spartans girls curling team had an uphill battle in their quest to compete at the provincial championship in Fort Francis next […]
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