*Note* This story was updated at 5:55 p.m. to include more detailed job loss numbers from the UCDSB. BROCKVILLE – Over 160 employees with the Upper Canada District School Board, including over 50 from the […]
Pictured above during a scene from Emma: A Pop Musical (l-r): Dominic Belhumeur, Luka Kalinovic, Lilly Lewis, Oliver Workman-Suttle, and Emily Vreman. (The Leader/Blancher photo) IROQUOIS – Combining a 200-year-old British novel with a musical […]
BROCKVILLE – Trustees of the Upper Canada District School Board received another update from their business consultant Robert Richard now that the province has released its final calculations on how boards will be funded for […]
IROQUOIS – Jane Austen actually wrote Emma in 1815, but her 19th century story of mixed-up romances, imaginative ‘meddling’ and comical match-making has remained hugely popular ever since. Emma has been filmed several times, (most […]
BROCKVILLE – Upper Canada District School Board trustees were given a grim picture of the board’s finances for the upcoming 2019-20 school year at a special meeting May 15th. Roger Richard, a senior business consultant, […]
IROQUOIS – Mme. Margaret Grant’s Grade 6 class at Iroquois Public School is passionate about our environment. They are so passionate that what started out as a class discussion has turned into something much more. […]
“To teach is to inspire” are the words etched on the gravestone of late teacher at Seaway District High School and long time guide leader with the Sparks, Brownies and Guides of South Dundas, Melissa […]
IROQUOIS – A normally short high school soccer season has been cut even shorter with the soggy spring conditions. Across SDG, teams took to the soccer pitch May 6th to begin the abbreviated season, including […]
BROCKVILLE – The Upper Canada District School board is moving forward with a new synchronized e-learning system, and Seaway District High School will be part of a pilot project for it in the 2019-20 school […]
BROCKVILLE – Upper Canada District School Board trustees attempted to bring that board’s budget deficit back into compliance at the March 27th regular board meeting in Brockville. The original budget passed for the 2018-19 school […]
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