SOUTH DUNDAS – The South Dundas Minor Hockey Association annual team awards banquet was cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. However, the association has announced the individual team awards for publication. Part one of […]
Pick up your copy of The Leader and read our special four-page South Dundas United! Supporting our Community advertising feature, in partnership with the Municipality of South Dundas. Discover how the South Dundas business community […]
This week in The Leader: New Forward House report puts rehab price tag at $550,000; Caldwell Dr. fire displaces three families; COVID-19 testing extended to everyone; JED Express delivers musical cheer; Main focus now Iroquois […]
From The Leader archives is this May 1973 photograph of the Aultsville Station display at Crysler Park. Pictured is the Grand Trunk steam engine 1008, along with the baggage car, passenger coach, and several outdoor […]
Federal, provincial, and municipal government officials, public health officials, community groups, agencies, and businesses, have worked hard at communicating with media and the public during the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Communication is important. Keeping […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – The 2019-20 minor hockey season ended abruptly with the mandated shutdown on March 12th by Hockey Canada. On that night, under the wire, the Atom B Lions were crowned the Upper Canada […]
IROQUOIS – Three people have been arrested and charged in relation to a May 12th robbery on Broadway Crescent in Iroquois. Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry OPP officers responded to the report of a robbery in […]
This week in The Leader: Students will not return to classrooms until September; Business, recreation, and construction begin to reopen; Pedestrian killed on CN tracks near Iroquois; Municipal amenities open again; EOHU expands COVID-19 testing; […]
At the Winchester District Memorial Hospital on Sunday, May 17, 2020, Valerie Casselman of Winchester, age 63. Loving mother of Angela Bennett (James) of Kemptville and Amanda Zakos (Cory) of Casselman. Dear sister of Cheryl […]
In Ontario, as of May 11th, 1,235 residents of long-term care homes have died from COVID-19 related illness. That is 74 per cent of the total 1,669 deaths from this virus in the province. Quebec […]
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