This week in The Leader: July 8, 2020

July 8, 2020 Editor News

This week in The Leader:

  • Concerning waterfront situation continues;
  • Mandatory mask use for indoor public spaces;
  • Change coming to local waterfront;
  • Sharp reaction to Dundas County name change petition;
  • Byvelds elected chair of Joint Liaison Committee;
  • Bridge closure hurting business in Brinston;
  • UCDSB to change 2020-21 school year schedule;
  • Upper Canada Village now open;
  • Ride celebrates front line health care workers;
  • These stories and much more.

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