SOUTH DUNDAS – While their appearance at the Upper Canada Playhouse was as a replacement for another act that had to cancel, the Plowboys delivered first-rate performances during last week’s six day run. Taking to […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include: More provincial funding OETIO; Public meetings – Strong support for plaza businesses; Rats expose bylaw gap; Iroquois settlement boundary expansion approved; Proposed increase short-sighted; Williamsburg intersection as-is; Editorial […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – South Dundas council abruptly paused proceedings after a rezoning decision, during which time police were called to South Dundas council chambers. A number of Chess Road residents, who opposed a zoning amendment […]
TORONTO — Ending a year of speculation as the province took over direct administration of several school boards, Education Minister Paul Calandra announced sweeping changes to the education system Monday (April 13). The legislation announced, […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – South Dundas council did not uphold the recommendation of their planner much to the displeasure of the majority of the audience gathered at the April 8 council meeting. The planner’s recommendation regarded […]
WINCHESTER — Canada’s largest cheese plant just got quite a bit larger. Officials were on hand April 10 as Lactalis Canada marked the completion of a new milk receiving bay at its Winchester plant. The new […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – A Seaway Mystery, a community theatre production featuring many of the local actors who starred in various shows directed by the late Wendy Gibb, is taking shape to be presented at Upper […]
KINGSTON — Two Eastern Ontario college systems announced last week that they are merging. Kingston-based St. Lawrence College, and Peterborough-based Fleming College will combine the two colleges in a merger of equals that looks to […]
A contentious rezoning application has boiled over in South Dundas, with the fallout highlighting multiple wrongs on all sides of the issue. At the April 8 South Dundas council meeting, three-fifths of council voted against […]
CORNWALL — The Ontario Hockey League is returning to Cornwall for a pair of regular season games in October. The league and the city announced the “Seaway Shootout”, which will see the Ottawa 67’s play back-to-back […]
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