This week in The Leader: Five-year funding commitment for Dundas Manor; Snowmobilers and the community gather in support of Easter Seals; Charges stem from last week’s Seaway District High School lock-down; Counties settle funding outside […]
SOUTH MOUNTAIN – News of the potential closure of the South Mountain Scotiabank branch is hitting this small rural community hard. People are planning to tell bank officials how that decision will have an effect […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – Pending a negotiated contract, elementary teachers with the Upper Canada District School Board will off the job January 29th. The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario announced today (January 24th) it has served […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – Imagine watching your school bus go by your home every day and having to drive nine kilometres down the road to catch it. That is the reality for a Grade 8 student […]
MORRISBURG – Eight year-old Grade 3 Morrisburg Public School student Kaydance McMillan is now a published author. Her short story entitled “Who’s in the Basement?” was published in the book Wild, a compilation book of […]
IROQUOIS – A 14 year-old youth from South Dundas was arrested and charged in relation to a January 21st lock-down at Seaway District High School. In a release from the Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry OPP, […]
This week in The Leader: The long and winding road to school; Edged weapon seized at school; Catholic teachers hold strike Jan. 21, more strikes on the way; Foodies unite with purpose for a cause; […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – English-Catholic schools across the province including schools in the Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario will be affected by a one-day strike action on Tuesday, January 21st. The planned one-day strike […]
MORRISBURG – For Ethel and Bill Britton, this is a case of “paying it forward.” Five years ago, the Brittons lost their barn in a fire. The building was not insured. Friends and neighbours rallied […]
MORRISBURG – South Dundas council wrapped up budget deliberations January 10th settling on what will amount to about a five per cent tax increase for an average residential assessment. During Friday’s deliberations the biggest cuts […]
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