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SOUTH DUNDAS – South Dundas council did not uphold the recommendation of their planner much to the displeasure of the majority of the audience gathered at the April 8 council meeting. The planner’s recommendation regarded […]

WINCHESTER — Canada’s largest cheese plant just got quite a bit larger. Officials were on hand April 10 as Lactalis Canada marked the completion of a new milk receiving bay at its Winchester plant. The new […]

KINGSTON — Two Eastern Ontario college systems announced last week that they are merging. Kingston-based St. Lawrence College, and Peterborough-based Fleming College will combine the two colleges in a merger of equals that looks to […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Alleged threat pauses meeting — no charges; Overhaul of school trustees and administration announced; Plaza public meetings taking place this week; Lactalis expansion increases milk capacity by 25 […]

MORRISBURG — Recently updated population estimates by Statistics Canada show that South Dundas has the second-highest population growth in SDG Counties. The agency estimated that between 2020 and 2025, South Dundas’ population has increased by 644 […]

MORRISBURG – Yesterday, the South Dundas Chamber of Commerce officially announced their plans for the 24th annual Home and Trade Show. “Due to renovations at the Morrisburg Arena, the South Dundas Chamber of Commerce opted […]

SOUTH DUNDAS – Lloyd McMillan Equipment Ltd. is about to celebrate a golden anniversary, a milestone achieved by the company’s namesake simply working away every day at meeting the excavating and heavy equipment needs of […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: South Dundas has second highest growth rate in SDG Counties; Guilty plea for Iroquois woman in Carleton Place murder; Lloyd McMillan Equipment Ltd. celebrating 50 years; Easter Egg […]

HUNTSVILLE — OPP are appealing for help from the public after a man from North Dundas was charged in the alleged sexual assault of two children in the Muskoka region during March Break. Officers from […]

SDG – For the first time ever, Ontario’s Sunshine List has reported over 400,000 public sector employees who earned over $100,000 per year. Health care and school board positions, made up the bulk of the […]