News

BROCKVILLE – A pair of former elementary schools that have been used by the Upper Canada District School Board for adult learning and administration offices are now surplus. The board declared the two properties surplus […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Former MP Guy Lauzon dies; From Spare 1 to John Ross; A preview of Morrisburg’s Canada Day festivities; New unit at work and play; Former Reeve Mike McInnis […]

CORNWALL – One of the longest serving former local Members of Parliament, Guy Lauzon, died. The five-term Conservative Party MP was first elected in the local riding of Stormont-Dundas -South Glengarry in 2004. Current MP […]

MORRISBURG – A mowing error by a contractor June 6 resulted in damage to a significant portion of a natural border in the Morrisburg Waterfront Park. The border, which was planted by Watersheds Canada and […]

MORRISBURG – The Municipality of South Dundas holds a lease on a portion of parkland at the Iroquois Lock and the Seaway Management Corporation is looking for the municipality to start living up to the […]

MORRISBURG – The 130-year old monument to a pivotal battle in the War of 1812 is getting an estimated $120,000 face lift this year. The St. Lawrence Parks Commission, caretaker of the National Historic Site […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Mowing error the cause of waterfront pant damage; Iroquois Lock park lease terms require council’s attention; Battle of Crysler Farm monument restoration announced at SLPC; 100 Women Who […]

MORRISBURG – As beach season is upon us, a proposed user-pay beach fee plan has gone by the wayside before it even got started. While the plan drew significant feedback from the community including criticism […]

CARLETON – The election upset of Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre in the federal riding of Carleton April 28 was the result of two-and-a-half years of work by Liberal candidate Bruce Fanjoy. The […]