This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Aspirations for $14.2 million infrastructure renewal project; Emard Bros. donation supports local GTR 1008 renewal; Tough Act to Follow – Indeed, $20,000 raised; Students helping kids with Real […]
The Ontario government tabled its budget on May 15. The document, which has not yet passed at Queen’s Park, sees a staggering 8.8 per cent decrease in spending on universities and colleges. The cuts to […]
IROQUOIS – After a dreary training week, 450 youth soccer players took to the South Dundas Soccer Fields in Iroquois for the start of South Dundas United FC’s 2025 Summer Soccer Leagues. Match Week One […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Stakeholders have their say on development charges study; Three hundred and fifty gallons of ice bucket challenge; Iroquois Marine Search and Rescue unit now active; SDG Counties looks […]
Died peacefully at home in Morrisburg, Ontario on May 23, 2025, at the age of 99 years. He is survived by his loving wife Shirley Montgomery, his son Perry Montgomery of Pembroke, and grandchildren Brad […]
Passed away peacefully at the Woodland Villa Nursing Home in Long Sault on Thursday, May 22, 2025, Patsy Wood of Morrisburg, age 78. Loving mother of Darlene (Jeff) Phifer of Morrisburg, Robert Snyder of Morrisburg […]
Voters in Ontario went to the polls just over two months ago with the threat of extensive economic fallout from American tariffs decimating the province’s economy as the ballot question. Premier Doug Ford was re-elected […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include: South Dundas council stepping up for Iroquois Crosswalks; Cenotaph project approval; UCDSB trustees select Steinberg for Stormont-Glengarry trustee; CLDC Player shine in ‘Here comes the Sun’; New sidewalks […]
Passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, May 17, 2025, Wayne Gillard of Iroquois, age 79. Loving husband of Marie Gillard (nee Davidson) for 61 years. Loving father of Sherry Gillard (Bruce Froats) of Johnstown, […]
Faced with a housing crisis and a pledge to build 1.5 million homes by 2031, the Ontario government’s own projections indicate they will fall significantly short of the required 100,000 annual starts for the next […]
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