Isaac Johnson, stone mason and former slave
by Susan Peters, Dundas County Archives
On February 10, 2021, the North Dundas Times published a short article that I had written on Isaac Johnson...
For the price of one big miracle
When something represents a major improvement over a previous product, we often say it’s “the greatest thing since sliced bread”. What kind of an...
Choosers can’t be beggars
About a year ago, I pulled into a gas station near my home and noticed something new, but not surprising. Signage indicated a new...
Municipal tax increases: How does North Dundas compare?
A reader has asked some important questions about the draft municipal budget after reading the Council update in the last issue of the Times.
“A...
Life with Connor the Weatherman
featuring Connor Mockett
Hello, everyone! Welcome back to another Life with Connor the Weatherman column. This week I’d like to talk about what life has...
Student volunteer realizes how much a meal and a smile can mean
Acquiring volunteer hours is something that all teenagers need to do to graduate in Ontario. Often, students piece them together over their four years...
Man who threatened Eric Duncan’s life released
On January 7, 28-year-old James Twigg allegedly made a phone call to local Member of Parliament, Eric Duncan, in which he threatened the MP’s...
WSC skater heads to National Games
by Winchester Skating Club
Skating towards the podium is the only way to do it!
WSC skater Erin Arbuckle is headed to the Special Olympics Canada...
Millions in new funding for low income renters and shelters
The federal government is acknowledging the financial difficulties posed by the current housing market, and has pledged $199 million in new funding to help...
Response from Township regarding Gypsy Lane trash
The last issue of the Times featured a front page story about a problem that has been hurting the beauty and dignity of the...