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TORONTO – Ontario will move into the first step of its three-step reopening “road map” on June 11. Citing first dose vaccination rates in the province, and decreasing COVID-19 case counts, the government sped up […]

SOUTH DUNDAS – The third time was the charm when staff presented South Dundas council with the latest version of their proposed changes to the water and sewer budget for South Dundas water users in […]

MORRISBURG – A local landmark built during the St. Lawrence Seaway construction is at risk of being torn down. The Canadian National Railways station off County Road 31 was recently boarded up by the company, […]

QUEEN’S PARK – As expected, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced today (June 2) that students will continue to learn remotely for the balance of the 2020-21 school year. “Making this tough decision now will allow […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Increase to contend with ‘ticking time bomb’; COVID-19 restrictions to continue past June 2; Apartment development proposal denied; More appointments added for youth; Surplus makes 2020 a good […]

TORONTO – Ontario’s emergency Stay-at-Home order ends June 2nd, but public health measures put in place under the order will remain in effect. This includes non-essential retail businesses continuing to be restricted to curbside pick […]

MORRISBURG – Second doses of vaccines will happen sooner than 16 weeks from your first dose. Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced today (May 28) that due to increased supply of approved COVID-19 vaccines, people will […]

MORRISBURG – It’s still early in the season, but already the Iroquois Waterfront Committee is making steady progress towards some new additions to the Iroquois waterfront that will make a stroll along with waterfront walking […]

CORNWALL – County road signs will stop disappearing after the issue was brought up at the May 17 SDG County Council meeting. Councillor Steven Byvelds (South Dundas) asked about disappearing advance signage along County Road […]