MORRISBURG – Last week, the replacement Cruickshank mural depicting the Hartshorne house mover was reinstalled to its original home, the south side exterior of Morrisburg Public School. South Dundas municipal employee Jake Blais was putting […]
It has been over six months since the COVID-19 pandemic reached Ontario. Schools are just returning to classroom teaching and many businesses have reopened. All are doing so with significant modification, and with public health […]
DUNDAS COUNTY – In the aftermath of controversial comments made by North Dundas municipal councillor Tyler Hoy in August, a new group has formed to help address issues of racism and bias in Dundas County. […]
This week in The Leader: Local COVID-19 numbers increase; House Mover mural returns; Nearly $700k in funding for WDMH; School’s back for the first time in six months; Landfill fees increasing October 1st; Modified Iroquois […]
An important conversation dealing with racism and inclusion has been taking place this summer in our area. It’s a conversation that is long overdue. This has stemmed from online comments made by North Dundas councillor […]
MORRISBURG – Tuesday night, South Dundas council returned to fully in-person public council meetings in its council chambers here in Morrisburg for the first time in almost six months. All South Dundas council meetings have […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – As youth hockey begins to open for the fall and winter seasons, the National Capital Junior Hockey League is planning to start its season December 1st. League officials said that all 10 […]
This week in The Leader: Return to in-person council meetings; UCDSB updates public on reopening effort; Nominations open for South Dundas Awards of Excellence; Churches move back to in-person worship; Regional COVID-19 numbers increase; More […]
TORONTO – At 6:03 p.m. Saturday August 29th 16 year-old cyclist Zach Stabb arrived at the CN Tower Plaza. That was the final destination in his 603 km cycling journey from Montreal to Toronto to […]
MORRISBURG – The shortened summer season at Upper Canada Village will draw to a close on September 6th, but that doesn’t mean there are no fall events planned, even in a pandemic. The popular Pumpkinferno […]
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