MORRISBURG – Supporters got onboard for the first major fundraiser for Friends of Grand Trunk Railway 1008, raising $11,765 April 24. The event, which featured a live auction, tea and desserts, and an Elvis impersonator […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Increases for campground and marina fees; Procedural bylaw setting new rules for remote participation; Lighting the way; Clean up underway; Hippity-hoppity – Easter’s on its way; Varied approach […]
This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Under investment leaves bridges in troubled waters; Green light for train restoration; Three graduates for the South Dundas Fire and Emergency Services; Conditional support for Sumac Pointe; Pumpkinferno […]
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 […]
MORRISBURG – Area residents may have one less outdoor recreation space this fall as it is uncertain if the Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary will open. Access to the bird sanctuary has been closed since […]
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 […]
This week in The Leader: UCDSB delays school start; Pumpkinferno opening September 27th; COVID-19 outbreak declared at Dundas Manor; Staggered start at the CDSBEO; 401 access closing September 8th; SDWDC not affiliated with Holmes Approved; […]
MORRISBURG – Now is a great time to discover or rediscover a gem of an attraction nestled in a backyard forest along Upper Canada Road. Prehistoric World is now in its 39th year of operation […]
MORRISBURG – There will be no changes to how the St. Lawrence Parks Commission compensates municipalities in lieu of property taxes. Currently, the SLPC pays a payment in lieu of municipal taxation to each municipality in […]
For many communities in Ontario, including South Dundas, tourism has filled a void left as manufacturing plants closed or relocated out of the province. International trade agreements along with technological advances fundamentally changed jobs in […]
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