CORNWALL — Watch your speed on County Road 18 east of Williamsburg as new speed limits are going into effect. SDG Counties council approved bylaw changing the speed limit on CR 18 between Williamsburg and […]
MORRISBURG — Cape Breton Island-based Mi’kmaq and Celtic artist Morgan Toney will close out the 2025-26 concert series at the St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage May 2. Toney recently won the Juno Award for Traditional Roots […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
MORRISBURG — JUNO Award-winning artist Kaïa Kater took to the St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage April 11 and wrapped the audience with her blend of contemporary and traditional roots music, combined with blues, hints of jazz, […]
MORRISBURG — Recently updated population estimates by Statistics Canada show that South Dundas has the second-highest population growth in SDG Counties. The agency estimated that between 2020 and 2025, South Dundas’ population has increased by 644 […]
HUNTSVILLE — OPP are appealing for help from the public after a man from North Dundas was charged in the alleged sexual assault of two children in the Muskoka region during March Break. Officers from […]
SDG – For the first time ever, Ontario’s Sunshine List has reported over 400,000 public sector employees who earned over $100,000 per year. Health care and school board positions, made up the bulk of the […]
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