Seaway shipping downturn continues
CORNWALL, Ont. – While the numbers have improved somewhat in the last month for overall cargo, the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation is still seeing […]
South Dundas
Work-to-rule begins for public school support workers
BROCKVILLE – Educational support workers across Ontario and here in SD&G have begun a work-to-rule campaign. The 55,000 custodians, clerical workers, educational assistants and early […]
Two SD&G paramedics to receive Ontario service awards
WINDSOR, Ont. – Two paramedics from Cornwall-SDG Paramedic Services will be given the Governor General’s Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service Medal. Scott Halliday and Randy […]
Fall arrives in SD&G
SD&G – With the warm spell of weather over the weekend and into Monday, it hardly feels like fall has arrived. Fall officially arrived this […]
Alcohol and tobacco use, self-harm higher in Eastern Ontario, health unit says
SD&G – It seems Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry and Prescott-Russell have higher rates of self-injury, smoking and booze consumption. That’s according to a benchmark report released today (Monday) […]
Liberal candidate’s signs vandalized in South Dundas
MORRISBURG – While the blackface scandal continues to dog Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, the local Liberal party candidate has had several of her election signs […]
UCDSB support staff vote to strike
BROCKVILLE – Support staff with the Upper Canada District School Board have voted overwhelmingly to strike to back contract demands. Members of CUPE Local 5678 […]
Fake jewellery for gas money latest area scam, police say
SD&G – The latest scam in the area is people pretending to be stranded motorists, pawning off fake jewellery in exchange for gas money. SD&G […]
Liberal SDSG candidate chosen
SDSG – With a little less than seven weeks before the federal election, the Liberal SDSG Riding Association has announced its candidate. Heather Megill – […]
Nearly 1,900 O.P.P. charges over Labour Day weekend
SMITHS FALLS, Ont. – Provincial police officers across Eastern Ontario laid just shy of 1,900 charges during the Labour Day weekend. Most of those (1,280) […]