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BROCKVILLE – Upper Canada District School Board trustees approved changes to how many and how its trustee board meetings happen in an effort to improve efficiency and transparency at their March 5 meeting. The approved […]

WINCHESTER – After a vacancy of more than four months, North Dundas Township has hired a new Chief Administrative Officer. The township announced March 5 it hired Meena Mullur to fill the administrative vacancy. Mullur […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Beach user fees are on the horizon; Trustee calls out Catholic board over lack of school start time discussion; Good seeks Liberal nomination in SDG; Record setting year […]

MORRISBURG – Effective April 7, Ben de Haan will be South Dundas CAO. South Dundas Mayor Jason Broad made the announcement Monday at a press conference. Already familiar with the Municipality of South Dundas and […]

CORNWALL – It was not the result he had hoped for. Local NDP candidate Jeremy Rose said the Progressive Conservative win on February 27 in Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry had a lot to do with the conditions […]

WINCHESTER – Five months after reaching its last major fundraising milestone, the campaign for Dundas Manor has hit another – $14.5 million. The WDMH Foundation announced the latest fundraising total on February 26. “Our hearts […]

By Victoria But – Seaway Scoop writer On February 21, the Seaway District High School Concert Band performed at the Capital Region Musicfest in Ottawa, performing in the Concert Band, Orchestra and Chamber Music section.This […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Ben de Haan hired as South Dundas CAO; Nolan Quinn re-elected MPP; Rose reflects on NDP campaign and results; Dundas Manor fundraising hits $14.5 million; Grant funds new […]

MORRISBURG – South Dundas has a new Chief Administrative Officer. Ben de Haan, who has up until now been the Director of Transportation at SDG Counties, was announced by the municipality as the new CAO. […]

CORNWALL – Incumbent MPP Nolan Quinn has been re-elected. Quinn, who was first elected MPP in June 2022, took 62 per cent of the vote Thursday night (February 27). Quinn will be part of an […]