MORRISBURG – Alight at Night is back, albeit modified due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Like Pumpkinferno held in October, the St. Lawrence Parks Commission-run event will have staggered entry and online-only ticketing in place […]
SOUTH STORMONT – If you enjoy taking a scenic drive along the Long Sault Parkway, you have until November 16th to do so. The St. Lawrence Parks Commission, which owns and operates the parkway, announced […]
MORRISBURG – Two more beaches owned by the St. Lawrence Parks Commission are about to reopen to the public this week. Crysler Beach, between Upper Canada Village and Crysler Marina, along with the Woodland Beach […]
This week in The Leader: SLPC delivers early Christmas present to local group, train to remain on its South Dundas site; Recycling costs increasing fivefold; No Iroquois outdoor rink this winter; New 401 tourism billboards […]
For over half a year, the St. Lawrence Parks’ commission has dangled the idea that the historic train display at Crysler Park was going to be leaving South Dundas. Since the ordeal began, a process […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – Fewer than six weeks remain for groups interested in becoming the new owners of the historic train display at Crysler Park to submit their proposals. The local Save the Train 2.0 group […]
The recent actions of the St. Lawrence Parks Commission and its commissioner board concerning the historic train display at Aultsville station in Crysler Park highlights yet another long-standing grievance in the area: The lack of […]
MORRISBURG – A member of the St. Lawrence Parks Commission board has spoken out against the majority decision to dispose of the Grand Trunk Railway engine and car display at Aultsville station. In an interview […]
Data can be manipulated to give a certain result. This has been made apparent in the recent actions of the St. Lawrence Parks Commission in its handling of the Aultsville station train display disposition. The […]
MORRISBURG – The St. Lawrence Parks Commission’s Monday announcement that it will be getting rid of the historic train display which has sat in Crysler Park for decades was probably most shocking to Jim Becksted. […]
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