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MORRISBURG – The Morrisburg Downtown Business Improvement Area is no more. South Dundas council unanimously agreed to dissolve the Morrisburg BIA at its June 24 meeting. South Dundas Mayor Jason Broad did not participate in […]

SPENCERVILLE – For nearly 25 years, the threat of Edwardsburgh-Cardinal hosting a giant landfill has loomed large on the rural municipality. Despite the environmental certificate for the mega-dump, known as ED-19, being revoked in 2019, […]

MORRISBURG – The draft strategic plan for the Municipality of South Dundas was presented and discussed at a public meeting on June 19. The plan, presented by Mayor Jason Broad, outlined the draft vision of […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Call for review of new wetlands mapping by SNC – read an update to this story online (here); South Dundas council dissolves Morrisburg BIA; Many hands make light […]

MORRISBURG – The provincial government has halted the current wetlands consultation process by area conservation authorities. In a June 25 letter from the Ministry of Natural Resources to South Nation Conservation Authority Chief Administrative Officer […]

MORRISBURG – Gathered at the Morrisburg Lions Club’s weekly Docksyde Cruise-In last Monday (June 11) members of the Cornwall Olde Car Club had a lengthy discussion about the beauty of the Morrisburg waterfront and all […]

IROQUOIS – This week, every person who purchased a ticket in the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #370 Catch the Ace draw knew they had the winning number (39). What remained to be seen on Sunday […]

CORNWALL – A plan to outsource staffing for South Dundas’ planning department was deferred by SDG Counties council June 17. The plan, if approved by council, will see SDG Counties hire a full-time planning technician […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Many come forward to repair vandals’ damage; Iroquois Legion celebrates its largest Catch the Ace prize; Investigation points towards four youths; South Dundas plan to outsource staff deferred […]

MORRISBURG – A team of eight St. Mary – St. Cecilia Grade 6 students led by teachers Blair Fitzsimon and Laura Ferguson were always confident about their chances of winning the national Solve for Tomorrow […]