United Way/ Centraide of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry receive an impressive pledge from local LCBO stores which raised funds through employee payroll deductions as well as generous customer donations during two in-store campaigns in August […]
In an effort to improve the application process for the South Branch Community Fund, the South Branch Community Fund Committee has made some changes. The group met December 7, at the South Dundas Municipal Centre […]
United Way/Centraide SD&G Campaign has been extended to January 15th. The campaign currently sits at 82 per cent of its goal. “We are closer to our goal every day but need a little more time […]
December 18, North Glengarry Deputy-Mayor Jamie MacDonald assumed the Stormont Dundas and Glengarry Counties council Warden’s Chair for the year 2016. MacDonald replaces outgoing Warden Eric Duncan, who served as County Warden for 2014 and […]
Environmental compliance approval from the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change has been refused for Ontario Grain Terminals which has been proposing to operate a grain transfer and storage facility along County Road 4 […]
The ATCO structure that will serve as a shelter for skaters at the Dundela outdoor rink arrived December 8, but everyone is still awaiting the arrival of winter. Unless the weather deviates drastically from what […]
The Energy East TransCanada Pipeline project is continuing full steam ahead, according to Tim Duboyce, communications specialist, who was among the team of TransCanada Pipeline safety specialists at Matilda Hall, Monday, December 7. Last week’s […]
It’s a play year. When people in South Dundas hear that, they realize it can only mean one thing: the Iroquois-Matilda Lions are staging a new play at Upper Canada Playhouse the spring of […]
It was standing room only at Iroquois United Church when the Seaway Valley Singers held their annual Christmas concert, this year with the theme, A Cool Yule. The 50 voice choir was joined by […]
“It was just great to see so many kids out to see Santa,” said Tracey Stewart, secretary of the Iroquois and District Business Group. “And they were all so well-behaved.” “Of course,” she added […]
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