This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Food bank sees unprecedented amount of support; Municipality and St. Lawrence College team up for new app; EOHU: South Dundas vaccination centre may open soon; Roundabout revisions moving […]
Peacefully at the Woodland Villa Nursing Home, Long Sault, on Friday, April 16, 2021, Evelyn Robinson (nee Cook) of Elma, age 89. Loving wife of Doug Robinson for 69 years. Loving mother of Ruth Turner […]
QUEEN’S PARK – Further restrictions will go into effect at midnight tonight, limiting gatherings, closing construction, and shutting down outdoor recreation spaces. All measures are in response to escalating COVID-19 cases in Ontario. “We are […]
At home, peacefully, with her family around her, Carol Ann Richer (Lauzon) passed away on Tuesday April 13, 2021. She recently celebrated her 81st birthday. Carol was born in Riverside, near Windsor, Ontario on February […]
BROCKVILLE – A proposed plan by the province’s Ministry of Education to retain and expand the remote learning options put in place to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic has raised the ire of provincial school […]
CORNWALL – More Ontarians will be able to access COVID-19 vaccinations at clinics and pharmacies across the province after an announcement made April 11th. But none of those pharmacies are in South Dundas. The provincial […]
South Dundas council was handed a shocking proposal from municipal administration when discussing the water budget last week. Administration proposed a series of rate increases for existing users of the municipal water and sewer system, […]
MORRISBURG – Residents connected to the Williamsburg sewer system will be seeing a five dollar increase to their annual bill, but for all other water and sewer users in South Dundas – it’s complicated. South […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Water rate increases on tap; Easter visits add to COVID-19 increases; No timeline for vaccination clinics in South Dundas; Rezoning application for County Road 2 property denied; Few […]
QUEEN’S PARK – Elementary and Secondary students across Ontario will return to remote-learning when classes resume next week. Premier Doug Ford and Education Minister Stephen Lecce made the announcement Monday afternoon (April 12). “The problem […]
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