SOUTH STORMONT – The fun thing about a staycation is revisiting something that seems so familiar, yet it’s been a long time since you’ve actually taken the time to properly visit it. It wasn’t until […]
This week in The Leader: Back to school plan for five-day in-school learning; Optimism amidst concerns as Smyth’s Orchard opens for 2020 season; Local school boards react to ‘return to school’ plan; CP upgrading tracks […]
SDG – A recent joint meeting by the local English-language school boards and municipal officials has raised concerns about enrollment numbers and community use of schools. The Community Planning Partnership meeting, held virtually July 23rd […]
This week in The Leader: Medical Officer of Health: We’re still in a pandemic; Family seeking identity of good Samaritan; UCDSB trustees say full return to school is the only suitable option; Virtual Hike a […]
For over sixty years, the St. Lawrence Parks Commission, and its predecessor, the St. Lawrence River Development Corporation, has controlled the waterfront and much of the land left over from the St. Lawrence-Seaway project. The […]
SDG – Monday, the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry formally approved its funding agreement with the Federal and Provincial governments for the Morrisburg roundabout and street-scape project. But that project will not begin […]
OTTAWA – A local river advocate is one of 16 people named by the International Joint Commission to a new review group. The IJC announced the appointment of Ault Island resident Cliff Steinburg (pictured) to […]
Federal, provincial, and municipal government officials, public health officials, community groups, agencies, and businesses, have worked hard at communicating with media and the public during the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Communication is important. Keeping […]
SDG – While the relationship between the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry, and the City of Cornwall has improved during the current term of council, members of Counties Council would like to see […]
TORONTO – Ontario’s provincial parks and conservation areas will begin to reopen next week. The announcement was made today (May 9th) just after 1 p.m. Beginning May 11th, 520 parks and conservation areas will open […]
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