News

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Beach fees out – parking solution investigation in; CIP grants awarded; Tuned up and ready for the annual Bluegrass Festival; Arriving at school with lights and sirens blazing; […]

MORRISBURG – Since 2015, the 100 Women Who Care About South Dundas group have raised over $120,000 for projects in the community. This year’s edition, held June 10 at Stone Crop Acres Winery, saw five […]

MORRISBURG – Cosmetic restoration of Grand Trunk 1008, about five years into the project received a major donation from Emard Lumber Saturday. The “small but mighty” group of volunteers were working at the historic train […]

MORRISBURG – South Dundas council and staff hope to have what it takes as they submit an application to the Health and Safety Water Stream Fund for a $14.2 million two year project that would […]

CORNWALL – Rural schools in SDG Counties are receiving specific provincial funding, and the Rural Education Committee wants to know what that funding is and how it is used. Members of the Rural Education Committee, […]

TORONTO – Legislation tabled last week by Minister of Education Paul Calandra, if passed, will see more direct control of school boards by the minister. The Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025, cites recent cases […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Aspirations for $14.2 million infrastructure renewal project; Emard Bros. donation supports local GTR 1008 renewal; Tough Act to Follow – Indeed, $20,000 raised; Students helping kids with Real […]

MORRISBURG – A development charges background study which suggests adding up to $10,523 to the cost of building a new home in South Dundas drew surprisingly few people to a public meeting held last Tuesday […]

IROQUOIS – Since 1978, Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliaries have assisted with search and rescue efforts on Canadian waterways, and its newest unit, the Iroquois Marine Search and Rescue Unit is now officially active. “This evening, […]