Articles by R. Comfort – Leader staff

WINCHESTER – The sun was shining, and the walkers were smiling as The Grand Parade wound through Winchester on September 16th. Participant and Winchester District Memorial Hospital communications lead Jane Adams reported that teams of […]

SOUTH DUNDAS – A few dozen people attended Monday’s public meetings concerning future land use, but only a couple of area residents spoke out against rezoning Ontario Power Generation (OPG) owned land on the north […]

MORRISBURG – The two deteriorating murals on the Morrisburg Giant Tiger Store will undergo almost $30,000 worth of restoration work to be completed next spring. South Dundas council approved the restoration projects at their September […]

MORRISBURG – Using funds previously set aside to investigate expanding South Dundas water services into North Dundas, South Dundas is now looking in a new direction. Instead of investigating a northward expansion, South Dundas council […]

MORRISBURG – A $310,000 fundraising campaign that will bring a life-size statue of Canada’s National Horse, the Canadian, to the Upper Canada Village entrance kicked off September 1, in advance of Horse Lovers Weekend. The […]

MORRISBURG – Just over a month ago an act of vandalism which defaced memorial benches dedicated to the memory of Leos Hannah Warren and Amber Venema had the community in an uproar. Hundreds of people […]

MORRISBURG – A lot has changed in the housing industry since 2018 including the plans for the continuation of the ongoing Dutch Meadows housing development at the west end of Morrisburg. When approved in 2018, […]

MORRISBURG – A little over 20 years ago Micheal Burton and Ron Currie set out to find a property suitable to transform into a successful bed and breakfast and that search brought them to Morrisburg. […]

SOUTH DUNDAS – As recommended by the South Branch Community Fund Committee, South Dundas council approved $60,000 worth of funding allocations at their regular meeting of council August 14. Both of the approved applications were […]

IROQUOIS – Calling it “a small workforce reduction,” Ross Video took action to reduce its workforce by nine per cent August 15. “Essentially, we’re still growing year-over-year but not quite at the pace indicated by […]