Year: 2016

The North Dundas Demons Bantam B-Rep team doubled the South Stormont Selects 10-5 at the Long Sault arena November 23rd. n n Nolan Henry opened scoring early in the first off a pass from Owen […]

More details have been released in the proposed split of students attending Seaway District High School, should the Upper Canada District School Board’s proposed closure plan be approved. n n In response to questions regarding […]

The Seaway District High School junior girls basketball team had their season come to an end in Perth at the Eastern Ontario Secondary School Athletic Association (EOSSAA) single-A championships with a pair of  losses against […]

The Seaway District High School junior girls basketball team entered the county basketball Single-A championships as the top seed.  The tournament was hosted in Iroquois November 10th at Seaway District High School. n n The […]

Erika Jordan placed 57th out of 284 runners in the 2016 OFSAA Cross-Country championships held November 5th at Trinity College School in Port Hope. n n Jordan finished the midget girls 3.1 kilometre race in […]

Tim Mills, superintendent of education for the Upper Canada District School Board says the accommodation review process is a ‘team approach’ to deal with the 10,000 vacant student spaces throughout the school board. n n […]

One of the concerns by parents and students of the proposed closure of Seaway District High School by the Upper Canada District School Board is the longer bus routes and transportation times. n n In […]

Erika Jordan is heading to the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) Cross-Country provincial championships. n n Jordan finished seventh in in the midget girls division at the EOSSAA championships in Kemptville October 28th. […]

The Seaway District High School cross-country running team competed at the SD&G championships at Holy Trinity Catholic High School on October 20th in Cornwall. n n Erika Jordan won her second race in a row […]

Upper Canada District School Board trustee Jeremy Armer’s support for the Building for the Future report is about the process, not the report. n n “This is a starting point,” said Armer, Ward 7 trustee […]