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IROQUOIS – “These students are really positive, and they have definitely put out a lot of extra effort for our Food Drive,” said Jim Wilson, chair of Community Food Share. He joined the five young […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Santa Claus parade returns to Morrisburg; County education plan delayed; Historical plaques unveiled in Iroquois; Speak Up South Dundas; South Dundas enacts vax policy; WDMH visitors must be […]

MORRISBURG – “It’s just discouraging,” Morrisburg Waterfront Committee Chair Michael Burton told The Leader. “People go through the effort to improve the community, and this happens.” Over the Thanksgiving long weekend, several trees were damaged […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Williams next SDG Warden; Change after waterfront damage; Compost depot days to be continued; Taylor Road bridge engineering sole-sourced; South Dundas improving notification process; New admin at Seaway […]

SOUTH DUNDAS – If you live in Morrisburg or Williamsburg, be prepared for the power to go out Sunday morning (October 17). Provincial utility company Hydro One is turning off electricity on its line that […]

MORRISBURG – Two police vehicles were damaged as SD&G OPP officers attempted to stop a stolen truck on Carraway Crescent in Morrisburg after 6 p.m. Wednesday night (October 13). Officers with the Community Street Crime […]

MORRISBURG – Turning the corner towards Christmas, the South Dundas Christmas Exchange will again provide Christmas Dinner Food Boxes to families in need during the 2021 holiday. “As we begin our 33rd year, the Exchange […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: EOHU sounding COVID-19 alarm as cases rise; Christmas Exchange ready for 2021; Fantastic start to Playhouse season; Sensational Susan Aglukark at Stone Crop Acres Winery; South Dundas man […]

MORRISBURG – “We know that there is still so much work that needs to be done,” said Kana:takon District Chief Tim Thompson during the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation ceremony September 30. Thompson […]

SOUTH DUNDAS – Plans are in motion to replace the 1930s-era Taylor Road Bridge which was closed to traffic in late July of this year. South Dundas council received a condition and planning report from […]