MORRISBURG – The Municipality of South Dundas issued a burn ban for the municipality at 8:30 a.m. this morning (July 31st). “South Dundas is under a total burn ban,” said South Dundas communications coordinator Kalynn […]
This week in The Leader: Community reacts strongly to train disposal; SLPC commissioner speaks out against decision to axe the historic train; Village campfire ban to be lifted; Viva Las Tubies; South Dundas Soccer World […]
SOUTH DUNDAS — In April, the Rachel’s Kids’ Autism Awareness Campaign, ‘Let Your Blue Shine Through’, saw great success promoting and advocating for awareness with campaign chair, Kalem Payment a 13-year-old boy with Autism. Funding […]
MORRISBURG – The St. Lawrence Parks Commission’s Monday announcement that it will be getting rid of the historic train display which has sat in Crysler Park for decades was probably most shocking to Jim Becksted. […]
IROQUOIS – When Jeremy Barkley saw wrong-doing he did the right thing. A couple of months ago Jeremy was at Mustard’s Variety and witnessed a group of people putting items into a bag that he […]
This week in The Leader: Historic train leaving Aultsville Station; Municipality and John Ross reach agreement on new airport and campground building; Street-scape nominated for funding; Latest round of CIP funds awarded; Historical Waterfront Path […]
MORRISBURG – The historic Grand Trunk Railroad train located at Crysler Park will soon be heading to a new home. Today (July 22nd) the St. Lawrence Parks Commission announced its intention to divest the locomotive […]
SDG – The provincial government has nominated the Morrisburg street-scape project, which includes a roundabout at the County Road 2 and 31 intersection, to the federal government for infrastructure funding. The nomination is part of […]
SOUTH DUNDAS — At the July 16 meeting, South Dundas council proved its commitment to fiscal responsibility for South Dundas residents. After discussions with the St. Lawrence Parks Commission regarding the historic train, baggage car […]
IROQUOIS – Stalled for almost a year, the Esso/Tim Hortons development planned for Iroquois is beginning to move forward. “We hope to break ground on this in early August,” said Gabi Hossain, the Mississauga-based developer […]
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