News

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Collision near roundabout sends one to hospital; OPP Golden Helmets ‘Raise the Roof’ for Dundas Manor; Donor funded tribute to the Canadian Horse unveiled; Local Terry Fox Run […]

INKERMAN – Sevita International, a leading exporter of food grade soybeans from Canada, is looking forward to a strong year while working through overcoming obstacles related to a fire early this year. That fire destroyed […]

WINCHESTER – North Dundas council has approved the first two phases of the new community park in Hallville. The council awarded the $1.84 million contract to Cornwall Gravel at the September 5 meeting. The project […]

LONG SAULT – A plan to nearly double the water treatment plant output in South Stormont is one step closer as an environmental assessment winds up this month. A consultant for the Township of South […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Sevita Sandy Row rebuilding for the future; Iroquois woman wins $5 million in Lotto 6/49 Classic Jackpot; CIP grants and loan approved; Sidewalk precedence; Contract signed for Hallville […]

SOUTH STORMONT – Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry OPP are asking for help from the public following a fatal bicycle collision on County Road 2 Friday afternoon (August 30). Fourteen-year old Charlotte Light from Long Sault […]

MORRISBURG – The “Cowboni” is officially on the ice. Representatives from the Dundas Dairy Producers Committee and the Municipality of South Dundas were on hand Thursday afternoon (August 29) for the debut of the vinyl-wrapped […]

MORRISBURG – Water levels on Lake St. Lawrence and the Upper St. Lawrence River should remain stable for recreation users through the middle of October. The International Joint Commission’s management board for the region, the […]

JOHNSTOWN – Former South Dundas Clerk and Deputy-Chief Administrative Officer Leslie Drynan will be the next General Manager for the Port of Johnstown. Drynan, who is currently the CAO of Elizabethtown-Kitley Township north of Brockville, […]

MORRISBURG – Back-to-school means new restrictions are in place for students when it comes to cell phones and smoking. Announced last spring, the provincial government is restricting cell phone use by students during school hours. […]