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6 days ago · This week’s headlines in The Leader include:. Liberal candidate out, NDP candidate in SDSG; Fee increases forthcoming; South Dundas council chooses Russell for animal control services;

Jan 27, 2025 · Passed away suddenly at home on Monday, January 20, 2025, Garth William Cramer of Morrisburg, age 70. Loving husband of Kelly Grenier. Garth is survived by his son Jordan Robson-Cramer of Montreal, his daughter Paige […]

Jan 8, 2025 · This week’s headlines in The Leader include:. Cyber event forces UCDSB schools offline; Morrisburg waterfront Christmas Tree bonfire draws a crowd; Cutting services to save money – recommendations presented;

Jan 30, 2025 · This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Premier Ford calling February 27 provincial election; Taking an up-close look at Iroquois Lock improvements; Over 50,000 students exposed by data breach; Community officials celebrate Valecraft Merkley Oaks; […]

Jan 15, 2025 · This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Council lands at 5.45 per cent tax increase; South Dundas CAO Mills departing for Cornwall; Search for a new CAO gets started; Grands and donation…

Jul 3, 2024 · On September 20th, after some discussion, South Dundas council approved the recommendation of Manager of Public Works, Hugh Garlough, to extend the current contract with Malyon Excavation Ltd. for the Morrisburg Plaza paving.

Nov 13, 2024 · This week’s headlines in The Leader include:. South Dundas remembers; In case of emergency – Community Connect; Provincial infrastructure grant increase of 15 per cent for South Dundas;

Feb 28, 2024 · This week’s headlines in The Leader include:. Fire levels Sevita processing plant; Morrisburg Lions knock of North Dundas Rockets in double overtime; Here comes the sun – SLPC plans for solar eclipse event;

Jul 11, 2024 · MORRISBURG – Twenty-two per cent of the schools in the region’s two English-language school boards are being monitored for the same structural issues that shuttered the Ontario Science Centre late last month.