LONG SAULT – South Stormont residents had an opportunity to check out in person the nine candidates vying for votes in the upcoming municipal election at an all candidates meeting held October 6. The meeting, […]
BROCKVILLE – Trustees with the region’s largest school board voted September 28 to remove a Kemptville area school from its school closure list. Oxford-on-Rideau Public School was to close in September 2018, once space became […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Waterfront project in need of gardeners; Enrolment up at area English school boards; OPP seek suspect in hit-and-run; South Stormont candidates meet; Decision day for the 100 Women […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – This week, The Leader continues our weekly Question of the Week series in an effort to help inform readers about the candidates seeking election to South Dundas municipal council. This week’s question […]
MORRISBURG – Just a couple years shy of its 30th anniversary, Bruce and Pam Mullin, owners of KBD Transportation in Iroquois, announced that they are selling their trucking company to Michael Anderson who is originally […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – A planned community inclusion project in Iroquois is delayed due to paint supply issues. In June, South Dundas Council received a delegation from Seaway District High School asking for a Rainbow Pride […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Full house for all candidates; South Dundas commemorates the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation; KBD Transportation sells to Anderson; Education workers’ strike vote; Rainbow Crosswalk delayed due […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – This week, The Leader continues our weekly Question of the Week series in an effort to help inform readers about the candidates seeking election to South Dundas municipal council. This week’s question […]
MORRISBURG – The fourth annual South Dundas Awards of Excellence celebrated eight businesses, community organizations and individuals for their contributions to South Dundas at a special ceremony September 26. The award winners were chosen by […]
MORRISBURG – The next Remembrance Day celebration in Iroquois on November 6 will be at a new location in front of a newly refurbished cenotaph. The $115,000 community supported project recently reached its fundraising goal […]
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