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 […]
OTTAWA – An Iroquois man remains in jail following his December 6 arrest. Ottawa Police Service arrested 73-year old Edouard Bonamie after a yacht fraud investigation that involved the Ontario Provincial Police and the United […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Region’s COVID cases explode; Iroquois resident remains behind bars; Four OPP detachments closed to public; Fatal Christmas Eve collision; And the winner is… Looking back at the news […]
GRENVILLE COUNTY – On December 25, 2021, shortly after midnight, members of the Grenville County Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police observed a 1957 Paris Manufacturing Company sled travelling at a dangerously high rate of […]
MORRISBURG – A busy day for local volunteers helped make the South Dundas Christmas Exchange a success for another year. Exchange chair Bonnie McNairn tells The Leader that the organization had an “overwhelming” response from […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – Morrisburg and Iroquois water and sewer users will see an increase to their utility bills in January 2022. Although there will be an increase it will not be as big as originally […]
MORRISBURG – Unusual circumstances elevated SDG Counties councillor and North Dundas Deputy Mayor Allan Armstrong into the warden’s position six months ago when the previous warden was deemed ineligible to hold the position and was […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Planned water rate increase being reduced; A Fantastic Christmas Exchange; Lining up for a vaccine booster; Williams takes office as SDG Counties Warden; Three goals, five months, job […]
TORONTO – Province-wide capacity limits and restrictions will go into effect Sunday as COVID-19 cases skyrocket, fuelled by the more-infectious Omicron variant. Beginning December 19 at 12:01 a.m. businesses will operate at 50 per cent […]
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