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CORNWALL – The provincial government announced a $600 million, 16-year overhaul and refurbishment project for the R. H Saunders Power Dam in Cornwall May 10. “This refurbishment program will create jobs and ensure we have […]

MORRISBURG – Clearly the majority of businesses within the Morrisburg Business Improvement Area want the BIA to continue, but its future remains unclear. BIA board member Arla Casselman-Veinotte presented results of the survey circulated to […]

MORRISBURG – A popular weekly tradition is set to resume on the Morrisburg Waterfront beginning the Victoria Day long weekend. The Monday night Docksyde Cruise-Ins will take place Monday nights beginning May 20 through to […]

This week in The Leader: $8.8M price tag for Morris Glen expansion; Local McHappy Day raises over $7,500 for Ronald McDonald House; Dock improvements in the works for Universal Terminals; Edwardsburgh-Cardinal future location of largest […]

MORRISBURG – “Even those who did not “win” tonight will still know that they have made their programmes and their needs known to a much, much larger audience through this event,” said Tracey Veinotte, a […]

MORRISBURG – The Municipality of South Dundas is changing gears in its snow plow replacement plan. The municipality planned to replace the oldest snow plow truck in its nine truck front line fleet, plow #68. […]

MORRISBURG – In preparation for an upcoming list of surplus properties to sell, South Dundas council approved changes in how it sells those properties. The changes, passed at their April 24 council meeting, gives the […]

This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Dundas groups favoured for 100 Women Who Care donations; May day; Traffic stop nets restricted ammunition seizure; South Dundas updates property sale bylaw; Changes to snow plow truck […]

MORRISBURG – Recruiting members for two municipal committees of council continues to be a struggle. South Dundas council discussed the recruitment issues for its committees at its April 24 council meeting. Director of Parks, Recreation, […]

TORONTO – Looking to improve school outcomes and lessen distractions, Ontario’s Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced a crackdown on cellphone use in school and vaping. “We have heard loud and clear from parents and teachers […]