This week’s headlines in The Leader include: Beach user fees are on the horizon; Trustee calls out Catholic board over lack of school start time discussion; Good seeks Liberal nomination in SDG; ...

Cornwall city councillor Sarah Good has thrown her name into the ring to be the next Liberal candidate in the upcoming Federal election. (Supplied photo) CORNWALL – Cornwall city councillor Sarah Good ...

SOUTH DUNDAS – Beach user fees could be implemented as soon as this summer. Following a joint waterfront committees meeting South Dundas staff started to plan the implementation of fees for users of ...

CORNWALL – Official results from Elections Ontario show MPP-elect and PC Party of Ontario candidate Nolan Quinn won all but two of the 78 polls from the February 27 provincial election. Numbers ...

BROCKVILLE – Upper Canada District School Board trustees approved changes to how many and how its trustee board meetings happen in an effort to improve efficiency and transparency at their March 5 ...

This week marks the five year anniversary since the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in Ontario with full effect. Ontario Premier Doug Ford declared a State of Emergency on March 17, 2020 as restrictions on ...

CORNWALL – An early tender and a competitive bid process has resulted in nearly $500,000 in savings for the planned Inkerman Bridge replacement project on County Road 3 in Inkerman. Nine companies bid ...

BROCKVILLE – An Upper Canada District School Board trustee called out the Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario for not considering a proposal to change the start times for the region’s ...

WINCHESTER – After a vacancy of more than four months, North Dundas Township has hired a new Chief Administrative Officer. The township announced March 5 it hired Meena Mullur to fill the ...