Peacefully at the Woodland Villa Nursing Home, on Monday, February 23, 2026. Jim Hollingshead of Iroquois at the age of 87. Beloved husband of Gwen Hollingshead (nee McLaren). Loving father of Brian (Cathy) of Montreal, […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include; $11 million production deal for Greenfield; WDMH receives nearly $200,000 for more CT scans and surgeries; Fire damage limited to structure’s exterior; New plaza fees detailed, lack of […]
Passed away peacefully, with family by her side, at the Ottawa Heart Institute on Thursday, February 19th, 2026. Mary Vreman (nee Heemskerk) of Williamsburg, age 92. Loving wife of the late John Vreman for 72 […]
CORNWALL – The provincial minister overseeing Ontario’s colleges and universities defended cuts to the student grant portion of the Ontario Student Assistance Program. Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security, Nolan Quinn — responding […]
BROCKVILLE – Longer bus trips, fewer bus stops, and more students walking to school is in store by 2027 due to changes in provincial transportation funding. Student Transportation of Eastern Ontario, the bus consortium owned […]
TORONTO – The provincial government announced a plan to address some of the funding challenges Ontario’s colleges and universities face. Minister of Colleges and Universities, Nolan Quinn, announced the $6.4 billion funding package […]
The British Columbia community of Tumbler Ridge has roughly the same population as Morrisburg and Iroquois combined. Last week, one of the worst horrors that could happen in a community and to the families involved […]
Former Premier Bill Davis was responsible for creating much of the post-secondary education system available in Ontario. He was often quoted, saying, “If we get education right, everything else will be better.” Education is the […]
MORRISBURG – Having reached the 2026 playoffs through a one-game play-in win over the North Dundas Rockets last Friday (February 13), the Morrisburg Lions trail the Vankleek Hill Cougars two games to none. Fresh off […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include: STEO funding gap means bus changes in store for students; $6.4B for postsecondary schools; Good morning to help Iroquois firefighters; WDMH receives $100k for EV charging stations; Editorial […]
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