SOUTH DUNDAS – The lack of new doctors moving into rural areas of Ontario is not a new problem, but it is one that is worsening. Retirements, and the strain of the two-year long COVID-19 […]
MORRISBURG – February 5, when league play resumes, your hometown Morrisburg Lions will return to the ice after nearly two months off due to pandemic-related restrictions. The National Capital Junior Hockey League announced January 21 […]
TORONTO – Restaurants and other indoor spaces currently closed to the public will re-open at reduced capacity beginning January 31. Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Thursday morning that public health indicators are pointing to a […]
MORRISBURG – One of the region’s largest winter events has returned to pre-pandemic attendance levels. Alight at Night at Upper Canada Village saw over 46,000 people pass through the gates this holiday season. This far […]
IROQUOIS – Issues regarding an ongoing property rezoning and a controversial LED sign are winding down. In April 2021, South Dundas council defeated a rezoning application by the South Dundas Waterfront Development Corporation to rezone […]
CORNWALL – The United Counties of Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry released more details about its upcoming rural education symposium that is scheduled for February 3. The symposium builds on the rural education report commissioned by […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – The 2021-22 minor hockey season is on hold temporarily due to the current COVID-19 related shut down that began January 5. The season has been on hiatus since just before the planned […]
BROCKVILLE – Trustees with the Upper Canada District School Board are calling on upper-tier municipal governments to take the next step to improve bus safety for students. The board passed a motion at its December […]
TORONTO – The province will return to a modified Step Two level of restrictions beginning January 5 as Omicron-variant COVID-19 cases exponentially surge. Elementary and secondary school students will move to remote-learning for at least […]
TORONTO – Students will return to in-person learning two days later than planned according to the province’s top doctor. Dr. Kieran Moore, chief medical officer of health for Ontario announced that students will go back […]
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