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MORRISBURG – The October 24 municipal election has its first two candidates for councillor in the Municipality of South Dundas. Incumbent councillor Lloyd Wells, and local cash crop farmer Tom Smyth filed their nomination papers […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Seaway District High School celebrates the Class of ’22; Tom Smyth seeking election as councillor; Re-election bid for councillor Lloyd Wells; Waterfront viewing platform gets helping hand from […]

MORRISBURG – Local Member of Parliament Eric Duncan clarified his involvement in a South Dundas mayoral campaign following claims made last week he was on a campaign team. “I am involved in no municipal campaigns,” […]

MORRISBURG – South Dundas council members are the lowest paid councillors across all of SDG and it will stay that way. Council was presented with a review and comparison of council remuneration completed by acting […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Counties net $1M surplus; MP Eric Duncan clarifies position on Ewing campaign; Status quo on low remuneration; Get ’em while you can – Strawberry Season and more at […]

SOUTH DUNDAS – Municipal council has unanimously supported a delegation’s proposal to paint a Rainbow Pride crosswalk across Elizabeth Drive in Iroquois. Seaway District High School’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance group presented its proposal for […]

MORRISBURG – Early last week South Dundas deputy mayor Kirsten Gardner informed The Leader that she will seek re-election to South Dundas council in the position of mayor. “I’m proud of the work I did […]

MORRISBURG – Last week, former South Dundas councillor and perennial election candidate Bill Ewing filed his nomination papers to seek election as the next mayor of South Dundas. Ewing told The Leader in a Monday […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader: Unanimous support for Rainbow Crosswalk; Mayoral seat will be contested; Deputy mayor Gardner vying to return as mayor; Ewing seeking top spot at the local council table; You and […]

TORONTO – The Ontario government is lifting more mask mandates as provincial COVID-19 numbers continue to decline. The province’s Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Keiran Moore made the announcement June 8. Mandatory face masking […]