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This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Stakeholders have their say on development charges study; Three hundred and fifty gallons of ice bucket challenge; Iroquois Marine Search and Rescue unit now active; SDG Counties looks […]

IROQUOIS – South Dundas council took the first step towards getting new crosswalks installed across County Road 2 in Iroquois. At the May 14 meeting, South Dundas Chief Administrative Officer Ben deHaan, presented a report […]

BROCKVILLE – Upper Canada District School Board trustees selected the replacement trustee for Ward 9 (Stormont-Glengarry) at their May 14 meeting. Elizabeth Steinberg was voted in to fill the vacancy left by the resignation Curtis […]

WILLIAMSBURG – Despite serving North Dundas and South Dundas for 33 years, too often people remain unaware of Dundas County Hospice and the invaluable services it provides free of charge. Offering a wide variety of […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: South Dundas council stepping up for Iroquois Crosswalks; Cenotaph project approval; UCDSB trustees select Steinberg for Stormont-Glengarry trustee; CLDC Player shine in ‘Here comes the Sun’; New sidewalks […]

CORNWALL – The increase in measles cases that began last fall in Southwestern Ontario has reached Eastern Ontario. The Eastern Ontario Health Unit announced May 9 that two confirmed measles cases were uncovered in Eastern […]

MORRISBURG – The Conseil scolaire de district catholique de l’Est ontarien – the French Catholic school board that serves Eastern Ontario, including Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry and Prescott-Russell wants to build a new elementary school […]

MORRISBURG – Canada Post employees may be returning to the picket lines if an agreement is not reached between the Crown corporation and union CUPW by May 22. Over 55,000 Canadian Union of Postal Workers […]

CORNWALL – SDG Counties has hired a new Transportation Director. Cameron Harper will begin in the position starting August 5. He succeeds Benjamin deHaan, who served in the role for over 10 years before recently […]

CORNWALL – Following four years of decline, shipping traffic on the St. Lawrence Seaway has begun to rebound, despite the current tariff war between the United States and Canada. The Seaway, which opened for the […]