MORRISBURG – Many traditional institutions have been forced to change in response to the closures relating to the COVID-19 pandemic. Churches were among the first to be forced to close their doors to the public […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – While everything is on hold as restrictions are in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some sports organizations are in a wait-and-see mode. South Dundas Soccer is planning on running it’s annual […]
MORRISBURG – “We’re in good company,” said Upper Canada Playhouse Artistic Director Donnie Bowes. “All the theatres on Broadway are having to change their plans as well. We’re all assessing when we can start up […]
This week in The Leader: St. Lawrence Seaway opens 2020 navigation season; COVID-19 infections rise to 44 in region; Adapting to new realities; Ross Video manufacturing restarts; Bylaw enforcing COVID-19 regulations; South Dundas approves funds […]
SOUTH DUNDAS — Effective immediately, Municipality of South Dundas bylaw officers may now enforce provincial regulations regarding COVID-19. This measure follows Ontario’s order under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act. South Dundas By-Law officers […]
TORONTO – Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced the reduction of the types of businesses and workplaces allowed to remain open while Ontario deals with the COVID-19 pandemic. Beginning April 4th at 11:59 p.m. most construction […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – Everyone is now finishing the third week of this “new abnormal” as one of the reporters at The Leader has called the changes everyone is now dealing with. Social and physical distancing, […]
SOUTH DUNDAS – Community Food Share, the local food bank, is anticipating a much larger number of people needing its services in light of the COVID-19 crisis. “We’ve never seen a wave of unemployment like […]
TORONTO – Schools will be closed for much longer than the initial two week closure after March Break that was announced March 12th. “Our medical experts are telling us the next two weeks are absolutely […]
Last week, Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s emotions were running high during a press conference when he was asked about a Toronto grocery chain charging $29.99 for a package of disinfectant wipes that is normally $5. […]
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