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With about 50 people causing a commotion in the Iroquois Plaza Saturday morning, organizers of the first ever cash mob in South Dundas, were calling it a success.  “This is great, we are really pleased,” […]

  Morrisburg Public School said goodbye to 22 students who will be packing their bookbags and heading off to Seaway District High School in the fall. There “you will become part of the graduating class […]

“This was truly a great day, and great games,” said Harold Workman, sports committee chair for the 2016 Eastern Ontario Firefighters Association Games, held in Iroquois June 17-18. “The set up for the events, the […]

The Festival organizers are exhausted. The many volunteers are exhausted. But as Barb Rabideau, sponsor/director of the Galop Canal Music Society, and Cassandra Barry, social media for the Music Society, put it, “Our 6th annual […]

Several hundred people gathered at Upper Canada Village on Fathers’ Day, Sunday June 19, to enjoy a very special event. The famous Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride, just returned from celebrating the Queen’s 90th […]

The Friends of Crysler’s Farm Battlefield in co-ordination with the Parks of the St. Lawrence/Upper Canada Village are pleased to present in honour on the eve of Canada’s 150th birthday the Battle of Crysler’s Farm […]

We all think about the past, sure, but the future, that’s where everyone wants to invest. The Foundation is embracing this attitude through the encouragement of planned giving. The Canadian Association of Gift Planners (CAGP) […]

A group of community-minded people are preparing to make a scene at the Iroquois Plaza, Saturday, June 25th from 10 a.m. until noon. Organized by Reina DeJong and Nellie Leightizer, DeJong tells The Leader that […]

  “This is the third shrunken head I’ve had,” Margaret Whisselle remarked, “but I think that Mongo here is a keeper. Actually, he goes really well with my boar’s tooth.” It’s just not something you […]

  There is a part of the history of Canada that most Canadians know virtually nothing about. It is rarely, if ever, mentioned in any history books. “Over 40,000 Canadians served in the American Civil […]