TORONTO – Getting a COVID-19 test will require an appointment beginning October 6th. Walk up testing will no longer be allowed, announced Ontario premier Doug Ford today (October 2nd). Testing centers that have not already […]
TORONTO – Responding to recent increases in the rate of COVID-19 infection in Ontario, additional measures will go into effect September 26th affecting restaurants, bars and other businesses related to food and drink consumption. A […]
BROCKVILLE – New changes to how remote elementary students will be taught in the Upper Canada District School Board were put in place on September 21st. The board has been struggling to begin the school […]
TORONTO – Effective this morning (September 19th), the Ontario government has extended restrictions on private gatherings to the entire province. Indoor gatherings are now limited to 10 people, outdoor gatherings are limited to 25 people. […]
TORONTO – Ontario’s education minister announced his ministry’s plan for reopening schools for the 2020-21 school year. On June 19th, the province asked school boards to prepare three plans for schools to reopen this fall […]
TORONTO – What do monkey bars and dine-in restaurants have in common? As of today (July 17th), both will no longer be off limits as the provincial government announced Monday that 24 areas will enter […]
This week in The Leader: Stage Three re-opening this Friday; New look Morrisburg Waterfront; Beach fees debated; Health Unit sorting out Stage Three; Robinson going that extra mile; Council accepts David Ross offer; St. Lawrence […]
This week in The Leader: Feds approve funding for Morrisburg roundabout; Reopening – Stage 2 starting June 12th; Have a ball this weekend; Early start to strawberry season; Four-fifths of COVID-19 cases resolved in EOHU; […]
Pick up your copy of The Leader and read our special four-page South Dundas United! Supporting our Community advertising feature, in partnership with the Municipality of South Dundas. Discover how the South Dundas business community […]
In Ontario, as of May 11th, 1,235 residents of long-term care homes have died from COVID-19 related illness. That is 74 per cent of the total 1,669 deaths from this virus in the province. Quebec […]
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