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South Dundas 360
Fall/Winter 2015–2016
South Dundas Recreation
SOUTH DUNDAS
34 Ottawa St., Morrisburg, ON
613-543-2673
www.southdundas.com
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Sport Lending Library
Equipment is free to borrow for all residents of South Dundas. If
you would like to borrow from the Sport Lending Library, or for
more information, please contact:
Ben Macpherson
Recreation Program Coordinator
613-543-2673
www.southdundas.com/living/recreation/sports-lending-library
Equipment available:
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Cross Country Skis
Snowshoes
Basketballs
Footballs
Helmets
Skates
And much more!
Table of Contents/Stay Connected
Table of Contents
Recreation Information
Council and Staff Information�� 2
South Dundas Hockey�� 3
Curling and Skating Clubs�� 4
Public Skating Hours/Community Groups �� 5
Ontario Early Years Centre Programs�� 6
Dundas Youth Centre/UCDSB Champions for Kids�� 7
SD Recreation Special Events�� 8
Youth Programs�� 9
Youth/Adult Programs�� 10
Adult Programs�� 12
Registration Information/Walking Trails�� 13
Dundas County 50+ Wellness Day�� 14
Dundas Drive-In�� 15
Youth Engagement Night�� 16
South Branch Community Fund/Tobacco-Free Policy�� 17
Active Living Information�� 18
Out and About Around South Dundas (Gallery)�� 19
Municipal Information
Garbage & Recycling�� 20
Composting & Hazardous Waste�� 21
Licences/Off-Road Vehicles/Planning�� 22
Fire & Emergency Services�� 23
Marriage Municipal Facilities�� 24
Building & Bylaw/Winter Information�� 25
Municipal Notices�� 26
Community Information
SD&G County Library Programs�� 27
Community Calendar�� 28
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Council and Municipal Information
Members of Council
Council Members
Address
Contact Information
Evonne Delegarde,
Mayor
35 Church Ave.
P.O. Box 137
Iroquois, ON
K0E 1K0
Home: 613-652-1388
Cell: 613-340-5979
[email protected]
Jim Locke,
Deputy Mayor
5542 Meadowbrook Dr.
Iroquois, ON
K0E 1K0
Home: 613-652-2233
[email protected]
Bill Ewing,
Councillor
P.O. Box 1228
Iroquois, ON
K0E 1C0
Home: 613-652-4313
Cell: 613-802-0729
[email protected]
Marc St. Pierre,
Councillor
12098 County Rd. 4/
Lakeshore Dr.
Morrisburg, ON
K0C 1X0
Home: 613-543-3525
[email protected]
Archie L. Mellan,
Councillor
10952 Hulbert Rd.,
Brinston, ON
K0E 1C0
Home: 613-989-2734
Cell: 613-299-1356
[email protected]
Council Meeting Dates
Municipal Office Hours
General inquiries: [email protected]
Office Hours: 8:30am–4:30pm
Recreation
Phone: 613-543-2673
Toll Free: 1-800-265-0619
Emergency: 613-652-4028
Address: 34 Ottawa St., PO Box 740
Morrisburg, ON
K0C 1X0
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September 15, 2015
Regular Council Meeting
October 6, 2015
October 20, 2015
November 3, 2015
November 17, 2015
December 1, 2015
December 15, 2015
January 19, 2016
February 9, 2016
February 23, 2016
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South Dundas Hockey
South Dundas Hockey
Minor hockey level chart:
Age:
Level:
5, 6 (Born 2009/'10/'11)
Initiation
7, 8 (Born 2007/'08)
Novice
9, 10 (Born 2005/'06)
Atom
11, 12 (Born 2003/'04)
13, 14 (Born 2001/'02)
PeeWee
15, 16, 17 (Born '98/'99/'00)
Minor hockey is open to
boys and girls 17 years old or
younger and is a great way to
have fun and exercise.
Players are divided into
playing levels according to age for competitive and
house leagues, and will be engaged in six months of
hockey, whether it is games or training. There are still
spots available for those wishing to register their child.
Anyone interested can contact registrar Cassandra
Barry at [email protected]. Visit us online at
www.sdhockey.ca.
Morrisburg Junior C Lions
2015–2016
Home Game Schedule
Game times:
Friday: 8:30 pm
Saturday: 7:30 pm
Sunday: 2:30 pm
Saturday
Oct. 3
Embrun Panthers
Saturday
Oct. 17
Academe Jr. Outaouais
Saturday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Sunday
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Dundas County Girls Hockey
For information about the Dundas County
Girls Hockey Associaton, please contact
president Anita Gilmer at 613-774-4563, email
[email protected], or visit us at
sites.google/site/dundascountygirlshockey.
Midget
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Sunday
Oct. 10
Oct. 23
Nov. 7
Nov. 8
Nov. 14
Nov. 22
Nov. 28
Dec. 5
Dec. 12
Dec. 13
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Feb. 14
Vankleek Hill Cougars
Rockland Nationals
Vankleek Hills Cougars
North Dundas Rockets
Gatineau Hull Volant
Embrun Panthers
St. Isidore Eagles
Cumberland Bandits
St. Isidore Eagles
Papineauville Vikings
Recreation
South Dundas
Minor Hockey
Bantam
Embrun Panthers
St. Isidore Eagles
Vankleek Hill Cougars
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Curling and Skating Clubs
Curling and Skating Clubs
Morrisburg Little Rocks
The Morrisburg Little Rocks program will start in
October.
For more information, please check the Morrisburg
Curling Club website or follow us on Facebook. You
can also contact Mahlon Locke at 613-543-3104 or
[email protected].
The Morrisburg Bantam Program
The Morrisburg Bantam Program will start in late
October. For further information please contact Ian
Wilson/613 861-2131 or [email protected].
Morrisburg Curling Club
Come join one or more of our leagues and make your
winter an enjoyable season. Curling Seasons will run
from October to April. Registration will take place at
the Morrisburg Curling Club on Friday, September 11
from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
This year we are hoping to conduct a learn to curl
program and a beginners league(depending on
participants) scheduled for Monday nights.
Leagues (Weekly Schedule)
Recreation
Daytime Men's: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
afternoons and Tuesday mornings
Daytime Ladies': Tuesday Afternoons
Evening Men: Tuesday Nights
Evening Ladies: Wednesday Nights
Daytime Mixed: Thursday Mornings
Competitive: Thursday Nights
Mixed Fun Night: Friday Evenings
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Events throughout the season include:
• Swing and Sweep
• Two-person bonspiel
• Christmas Bonspiel
• The Heart and Stroke Bonspiel
• United Way Bonspiel
• Alzheimers Bonspiel
• And more!
The Morrisburg Curling Club operates solely on
volunteers, and help is always welcome.
For more information about how you can join us or
what you can do to help, contact Mahlon Locke at
home 613-543-3104, cell 613-930-6597, or by email at
[email protected].
The Morrisburg Curling Club is located at 22 Ontario
St., Morrisburg, and the phone number is 613-543-2931.
Morrisburg and District Skating Club
The Morrisburg & District Skating Club is excited
to start the 2015-2016 skating season. CanSkate
registration will be held at the Morrisburg Arena on
Friday, September 11 from 6:00–8:00pm and Saturday,
September 12 from 10:00 am–Noon.
StarSkate sessions will begin on Monday, September 14
and CanSkate will begin on Monday, September 21.
The season will end with the Year End Ice Show on
Friday, March 25, 2016. MDSC welcomes back coaches
Allison Scott, Danielle Napier and Ali VanHoof, and
joining the CanSkate Team this season is Katherine Lee.
For more information on programming, schedule and
coaching ,visit our website www.skatemorrisburg.com.
Public Skating/Community Groups
Public Skating Hours for 2015/2016
Class
Parents, Tots
and Seniors
All
Public
After School
Skating
Ages
Length
Days
Time
October–March
Wednesdays &
Thursdays
10:30am–11:30am
All
October–March
Saturdays
6:00pm–7:00pm
8–18 years
October–March
Thursdays
3:30pm–4:30pm
Community Groups
Golden Gears Car Club
If you like classic and special interest vehicles, old
or new, come see what we’re about!
Members organize and participate in car shows,
cruise-ins and related social events. Enthusiasm is
all that is required to join!
For more information, visit www.goldengears.ca.
Riverside Snowmobile Club
Started in 1973 by a small group of enthusiasts,
our club has now grown to over 250 members.
You too can contribute to the maintenance of our
local trails while also participating in group rides,
weekly breakfasts and monthly fun nights. Stay
tuned for details on the fall antique snowmobile
show!
For more information, visit
www.riversidesnowmobileclub.ca.
Hear from keynote speakers about issues of local
and national interest while enjoying a delicious
home cooked meal.
Topics include politics, history, arts, literature,
media and more. Full fall/winter line up is
available now!
For more information, please contact Clara
Edwardson at 613-774-2407.
For a full list of community
groups and associations,
visit the Community
Directory available at
www.southdundas.com
Recreation
Canadian Club of Morrisburg & District
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Ontario Early Years Centre Programs
Ontario Early Years Centre Programs
Visit us online
To view and print our calendar of events, or for more
information on these and other upcoming programs,
please visit www.giag.ca.
Play & Learn
Play & Learn is offered from 9:00am–12:00pm Mondays
and Thursdays at Iroquois Public School (please
use the door with the OEYC sign beside it) and on
Mondays and Tuesdays from 9:00am–12:00pm at the
South Dundas Municipal Centre in Morrisburg on the
3rd floor.
Watch Me Grow
Watch Me Grow is offered every Tuesday morning at
the South Dundas Municipal Building. Public health
nurses from the Eastern Ontario Health Unit are
on-hand to weigh and measure your infant/child,
provide parental support, and offer immunizations in a
friendly supportive environment.
Triple P Group
A Positive Parenting Program will be held in
Winchester at the OEYC on Wednesdays from October
14 to December 16 from 1:00–3:00 pm. Triple P Group
offers parenting strategies that can help reduce stress
for your family.
Meet other parents, share your stories and concerns,
and gain suggestions that fit the needs of your
family in a supportive group setting led by a Triple
P practitioner. This program is open to parents of
children aged 0–12. To register, or for more information,
visit www.mytriplep.ca or call Fiona at 613-360-9934.
Apple Picking
Come apple picking with us on Wednesday, September
16th, at Smyth’s Apple Orchard at 11:30am. It will be
a great time for children to get together and enjoy the
outdoors while picking apples. We will meet in the
Orchard parking lot.
Learn French
Thinking about putting your child in French
Immersion? "Apprends le français avec moi" hosted by
"Partir d’un bon pas," is a fun introduction to French.
Recreation
This program takes place every Monday from 10:00am–
11:00am at Iroquois Public School (please use the OEYC
door). Also, once a month after this program is the
"J'aime lire" program. Participating families will receive
a free French book.
All programs are FREE!
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Dundas Youth Centre/Champions for Kids
Dundas Youth Centre
Offering free drop-in programs for youth aged 9–17 in Dundas County.
Like us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/GIAGDundasYouthPrograms.
The Dundas Youth Centre offers youth:
• a safe place to go;
• healthy snacks and meals;
• recreational activities, such as sports, cooking nights, minute to win it, science nights, fear factor,
outdoor games, crafts, and book club;
• healthy living and positive attitudes; and
• leadership development.
All of our programs are free. For more information, call Kaitlin at 613-774-5487.
Monday
Morrisburg
Tuesday
Winchester
Wednesday
Winchester
Thursday
Chesterville
South Dundas
Municipal Centre
(34 Ottawa St.)
Dundas Youth
Centre
(530 Fred St.)
Dundas Youth
Centre
(530 Fred St.)
St. Mary's Catholic
School
(34 Main St.)
2:30pm–8:00pm
2:30pm–8:00pm
2:30pm–8:00pm
3:30pm–6:00pm
We are committed to offering ongoing
support to the youth of our community
and guide them in becoming active and
responsible citizens.
Upper Canada Champions for kids
Recreation
The Upper Canada District School Board’s Champions
for Kids Foundation is a charity formed to help level
the playing field for children of struggling families.
It gives families a helping hand and allows their kids
to participate in sporting events, the arts, and other fun
activities.
Children can be referred for help by contacting the
principal of the closest board school in your area.
School contacts and more information can be found at
www.ucdsb.on.ca.
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SD Recreation Special Events
SD Recreation Special Events
Spooky Fun
Run
Join us for our
Spooky themed Fun
Run on October
18, 2015, beginning
at 9:30 am at the
Splashpad.
Proceeds will benefit the South Dundas Community
Splashpad. Register early and receive a free technical
race shirt.
Medals will be awarded in youth, teen and adult age
groups. Post-race snacks will be provided.
Register online at www.runningroom.ca or
morrisburglionsclub.ca.
For more information, email morrisburglionsclub@
gmail.com or call 613-543-3563. Like us on Facebook for
updates.
Race
Fee
1.6K Run/
Walk
$20
5K Run/
Walk
$25
10K
$30
Family
Rate
$75
Movie Day
Movie Day will be taking place on Friday, October 20 at
the South Dundas Municipal Centre.
It's FREE to come and there will be a canteen full of
snacks. All snacks are $1.00 and proceeds go to the
Dundas Youth Centre.
Movie will be family friendly and will be announced
very soon!
Fall Day Trip to McMaze
Join South Dundas Recreation for an afternoon of fun
at McMaze in St. Andrew’s West! Wagon Rides, Fun
Mazes and Farm Friends await you, with a few spooky
surprises in between!
Recreation
Date: Saturday, October 24, 2015
Cost: $15 per person
Departure: The bus will depart Morrisburg Arena at
10:30 am
Ages: 5-17 years (There must be a parent or guardian
for every four children)
National Child's Day
A minimum of 30 people are required to book the trip.
Enjoy skating, face painting, and crafts at the
Morrisburg Arena on Saturday, November 21, from
6:00pm–7:00pm.
There are a limited number of seats available. Please
register by Friday, October 16 at the South Dundas
Municipal Centre to secure your spot. Full amount
required upon registration.
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All are welcome to come out and celebrate National
Child’s Day with South Dundas Recreation and the
Ontario Early Years Centre.
Youth Programs
Youth Programs
The Girls Club has been in operation for 15 years,
offering girls in South Dundas a chance to come
together to play games, do crafts, read stories and meet
new friends throughout the school year.
For more information, contact Sarah Markell at 613652-2606.
Ages: Kindergarten through Grade 6
Dates: Mondays throughout the school year
Time: 6:30pm–8:00pm
Cost: $3 per visit
Location: Matilda Hall
South Dundas Sparks, Brownies and Guides
Age: Sparks: 5–6
Brownies: 7–8
Guides: 9–11
Date: September 8 through May 25
Time: Mondays from 6:30pm–7:45pm
Cost: $150
Location: St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Williamsburg
Contact: Melissa Ringler at 613-535-1434 or
[email protected] or visit www.girlguides.ca.
Pre-Teen Nights
Age: 8–12 years
Duration: Weekly throughout the year
Time: Wednesdays, 7:00pm–8:30pm
Cost: $2 per visit
Location: Dixon’s Corner Community Centre
Contact: Josh Biemond at 613-652-4118.
Youth Nights
Age: 13 years and up
Duration: Weekly throughout the year
Time: Tuesdays 7:30pm–9:00pm
Cost: $2 per visit
Location: Dixon’s Corner Community Centre
Contact: Josh Biemond at 613-652-4118
Youth Handwriting Course
NEW!
This program will provide children, Grades 3 and
up, a chance to learn or improve their handwriting.
Participants will learn how to write lowercase letters
and how to do a signature.
Age: Grade 3 and up
Date: Thursdays, September 17–November 5
Duration: 8 weeks
Cost: $20.00
Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre, 3rd floor
Kids in the Kitchen
Kids are the best food critics. They know what tastes
good, and they’re not afraid to ask for it.
Participants will learn how to cook some of the tastiest
dishes themselves in this interactive class led by
Holistic Nutrition & Wellness Specialist Laura Barclay.
Maximum 12 participants.
Dates: Monday, September 28 through Monday,
November 2 (No class on Thanksgiving)
Duration: 5 weeks
Cost: $20 per person
Location: Community Living Dundas County, 55
Allison Avenue, Morrisburg
Themes: Meals to Go, Fall Harvest, Having your pizza
and eating it too, Meatless Monday, Cook Off.
Kids' Classes
Ages: 8–12 years
Youth Classes! NEW!
Ages: 13–16
Home Alone Course
Child should be 10 years old to attend. Participants will
receive a home alone guide and a first aid pocket guide.
This course teaches safety tips and what to do in an
emergency, as well as basic CPR and First Aid. Please
bring a lunch and a pen.
Instructor: Fiona Carr
Age: 10 years or older
Date: Sunday, November 14
Cost: $20/person (tax incl.)
Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre
To register, contact Fiona Carr by email [email protected]
or call or text 613-360-9934.
Babysitting Course
Participants will learn how to entertain children, how
to keep them safe, and what to do in an emergency.
Participants will also learn basic First Aid and CPR,
and will receive a St John’s Ambulance Babysitting
handbook.
Please bring a lunch and a pen.
Age: 11 years or older
Date: Saturday, November 21
Time: 10:00am – 4:00pm
Cost: $50/person (tax incl.)
Recreation
The Girls Club of South Dundas
To register contact Fiona Carr by email [email protected] or
call or text 613-360-9934.
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Youth/Adult Programs
Youth and Adult Programs
Sandy’s Dance Studio
NEW!
Professionally trained instructor Sandy Ruest has 30
years of experience and offers children 4 years and
older the chance to learn Hip-Hop and Jazz. For more
information, please contact Sandy at 613-574-1401.
Taekwon-Do
NEW!
This traditional Korean martial art promotes confidence
and self-esteem in participants of all ages. All classes
include warmup and stretching exercises, elements of
basic kicking and punching, patterns and self-defence
techniques in a positive and safe environment. Classes
are led by Master R. Marin, Black Belt VII Degree, Chan
Hun International Taekwon-Do Federation.
Date: Tuesday, September 22–December 9
Duration: 12 weeks
Time: 6:00pm–7:00pm: 7 to 12 years old
(Junior Achievers)
7:00pm–8:00pm: Teens and Adults
(13 years and older)
Cost: $90 for ages 7 to 16 years
$110 for ages 17 and up
Location: Iroquois Civic Centre
Love Yoga!
NEW!
Love Yoga! is a beautiful blend of fun, games, and
restful moments all in the form of dynamic yoga poses.
Using music and movement, relaxation, visualization
and meditation techniques from various trainings Love
Yoga! is an experience for all ages.
Children and teens will learn to increase awareness of
themselves, others, and the world.
Love Yoga! is an incredible way to stay (or become)
confident, strong, balanced, and healthy as they grow
into adulthood.
With over 500 total hours of music and movement,
early childhood, and yoga education training courses,
Instructor Paula McDermid has created a unique blend
of bliss that can only be called Love Yoga!
Recreation
Fall Sessions:
Friday, September 25—6:00pm–7:00pm
Saturday, September 26—10:00am–Noon
Saturday, October 3—10:00am–Noon
Friday, October 16—6:00pm–7:00pm
Cost: FREE!
Ages: All ages
Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre 3rd Floor
Please call ahead to book your spot! 613-543-2673.
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Recreational/Competitive Volleyball
All are welcome. A one-time fee of $10 is required.
Age: 14 and up
Duration: Tuesdays throughout the school year
Cost: $10 for the season, can be paid to Jamie
Thompson upon attendance. Donations accepted for
the Seaway District High School Volleyball program.
Location: Seaway District High School, Iroquois
Free Triple P Seminars
NEW!
Are you interested in finding out about helpful
strategies for raising and fostering a healthy teen?
Triple P Seminars are informal presentations that
discuss the building blocks for raising confident and
healthy teens, aged 12–17. For more information and to
register for one or all of these sessions, call 1-844-3628593, or visit www.mytriplep.ca. Seminars will be held
at the South Dundas Municipal Centre.
Raising Responsible Teenagers
This informal presentation provides an introduction to
the formula for promoting healthy family relationships.
When: Tuesday, September 8, 2:00–3:30pm
Raising Competent Teenagers
This informal presentation helps your teenager make
the most of their time at school.
When: Tuesday, September 22, 2:00–3:30pm
Getting Teenagers Connected
This informal presentation provides an introduction
to helping you encourage your teenager to become
involved in social and recreational activities.
When: Tuesday, October 6, 2:00–3:30pm
Learning Technology for Older Age Adults
Have you recently joined the technology race and
bought a smartphone or tablet and you're not sure how
to get started? Want to keep friends up to date on your
life? Janeen Wagemans is here to help! Each class will
cover a different aspect on how to use your new gadget
and will be sure to leave you feeling tech savvy.
Instructor: Janeen Wagemans
Dates: September 18–November 13
Duration: 8 Weeks
Time: 10:00am–11:30am
Wednesdays—Apple users
Fridays—Android users
Cost: $20.00 +HST
Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre, 3rd floor
Youth/Adult Programs
Stretching and strength exercises, along with relaxation
techniques, help to maintain and improve flexibility
and physical health.
Yoga helps to calm the nervous system, improve
mental focus, and provide an overall sense of
well-being.
Instructor: Danielle Whiteway
Date: September 15–November 24
Duration: 12 weeks
Time: Tuesdays: 7:00pm–8:00pm
Fridays: 9:15am–10:15am
Cost: $110 (tax included)
Flow Yoga
Looking for more of a challenge in your yoga practice?
This class combines sun salutations and vinyasa flows
with strength building postures, while focusing on
the breath to build strength, stability, stamina and
flexibility.
Date: September 15 – November 24
Duration: 12 weeks
Time: Tuesdays, 6:00pm–7:00pm
Cost: $110 (tax included)
Seniors Yoga
Enjoy the benefits of yoga in an environment that
will allow you to exercise on your own comfort level.
Participants can perform yoga from a chair or mat.
Date: September 19 & 20–November 26 & 27
Duration: 12 weeks
Time: Tuesday: 11:30am–12:30pm
Thursday: 9:15am–10:15am & 10:30am–11:30am
Friday: 10:30am–11:30am
Cost: 1 day/week: $50 (tax included)
2 days/week: $85 (tax included)
For more information, contact Danielle Whiteway,
R.M.T and Certified Yoga Instructor, at 613-791-7944 or
visit www.whitewayrmtyoga.com.
Senior Rate NEW!
If you are 65 years or older, you qualify for the new
senior rate. This allows you to register for any of our
programs for $65.00 + HST.
Curves
New classes are available at Curves several times a
week, including Body Balance, Body Basics, Strength
and Stretch, and Jillian Michaels. We're open six days
a week. For more information, visit us in person at 147
Main St., Unit 1-A, or call 613-543-9009.
High Intensity Interval Training
Join one of our newest exercise classes to experience a
fat burning workout involving high intensity exercises
using only your body weight and free weights.
This class will help improve endurance and get
maximum results while challenging you to be your
best.
Instructor: Sherry-Lynn Harbers
Age: 16 and up
Date: Wednesdays, October 7–December 9
Duration: 10 weeks
Cost: $110
Location: Iroquois Civic Centre
Qigong and Bellyfit
Learn how to reduce stress, increase vitality and
improve your health. Women can participate in the
new Bellyfit classes and enjoy a workout balanced
with revitalizing the mind. For more information,
contact Kim Hutt at 613-802-1736 or by email at
[email protected].
New programs include POUNDfit, a drumming
workshop this fall as well as a Wellness Nutrition &
Bellyfit Combo class.
Fall Prevention Program
This free program by the Seaway Valley Community
Health Centre offers 12 weeks of exercise classes
designed to help limit or reduce the risk of falling.
For more information or to register, call Ben
Macpherson, Recreation Program Coordinator for
South Dundas, at 613-543-2673, ext. 4762.
Age: 50 and up (clinical and self-referrals accepted)
Date: Tuesday, October 27–January 28
Duration: 12 weeks
Riverside Recreation Euchre and Bingo
Take part in some fun and games at the George Jowett
Memorial Hall. Euchre takes place every Monday afternoon, beginning at 1:00pm, and Bingo is every Monday
night, starting at 7:30pm. For more information, call
Linda Robinson at 613-543-3338.
Recreation
Hatha Yoga
Youth and Adult Programs
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Adult Programs
Kickboxing
Adult Programs
Kickboxing is fun, fast-paced and exciting. Students
will hone their punching and kicking techniques on
punching pads, learn aerobic-type kickboxing, and
focus on strength and core training. All levels welcome.
Instructor: Elaine Smith
Date: September 14 – December 3
Duration: 12 weeks
Time: Mondays and Wednesdays, 6:00pm–7:00pm
Cost: $135.60 (tax included)
Bootcamp
Bootcamp is a co-ed class that offers strength, cardio,
flexibility, core and agility training. This class is geared
to all levels of fitness.
Each class is formatted differently so you will never
have the same class twice.
Instructor: Elaine Smith
Date: September 14–December 3
Duration: 12 weeks
Time: Mondays and Wednesdays from 7pm–8pm
Thursdays from 6pm–7pm
Cost: $192.10 (tax included)
Combo Class Pass!
Register for both the Kickboxing and Boot Camp
classes for a discounted price of $226 (tax included).
Low-Impact Group Fitness
Recreation
Are you concerned about physical restrictions,
including sore joints, back pain, recovering from an
injury, or pregnancy? The Low-Impact Group Fitness
class is for you!
This class will help to improve muscular strength,
endurance, flexibility and balance by focusing on
functional exercises to help you continue your daily
activities, maintain an independent lifestyle, and avoid
injury. Everyone is welcome, regardless of fitness or
mobility level.
Any exercise can be modified to meet your needs.
Come out and enjoy a fun, low impact environment,
where you can practice at you own pace.
Age: 18 and up
Date: September 28–December 18
Duration: 12 weeks
Time: Mondays & Fridays, 5:00pm–6:00pm
Cost: $110 for 1 day a week, or $95 for both days
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Healthy Cooking Classes
LEARN—About foods to improve your health
COOK—Foods that taste good and are easy to prepare
GLUTEN & DAIRY-FREE—Fresh, whole foods, plant
base workshops
Join at any time; take a single workshop or a series.
Culinary workshops presented by Wellness Coach/
Chef Dwight Saunders, who draws on his experience
preparing fresh food and holistic nutrition to show
you just how simple and easy it is to make delicious,
healthy food. Learn to make changes for better health;
in our workshops, you will experience how to create
healthy cuisine. The information, tips, and tricks we
provide will do wonders helping you to prepare for a
healthy lifestyle.
Whatever previous knowledge of food preparation
you have, you will learn to strengthen and develop the
skills that are needed to create tasty, healthy food.
Learn some simple, yet priceless techniques for healthy
eating development for any diet.
Date: Tuesday mornings
Time: 9:30am–12:30pm
Location: Aura Culinary Arts, 35 Iroquois Plaza
Pre-registration is required. Call 613-652-4444,
in-person at Aura Salon in the Iroquois Plaza, or
visit www.auraculinaryarts.yolasite.com for other
workshops and information.
Relaxation Art & Craft Workshops
New workshops for felting, painting on silk, fabric art
sculptures, stained glass, mosaic and more.
Art is a form of therapy that encourages creativity and
self-expression as vehicles to reduce stress, improve
self-esteem, increase awareness and help remedy
trauma. You do not have to be an artist to enjoy the
benefits of art therapy.
In fact, most of the exercises rely not on the final
product you create but the creative process.
For workshops and dates, see our website at
www.auraescapes.yolasite.com.
To register, call: 613-652-4444.
Classes are held at Aura Salon in the Iroquois Plaza.
South Dundas Shuffleboard
& Carpet Bowling
Contact Cecil McDermott at 613-652-4130.
Ages: 16 years and up
Dates: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
Starting: Monday, October 12
Cost: $5
Location: Matilda Hall
Registration/Walking Trails
Join a Class—Or Teach One!
Free Trial Class
Not sure about a class and if you want to commit? Did you know that you can try any class once, free of
charge, to see if it's for you? No registration is required. Ages 14 and up.
Registration Information
Ready to register for a program offered through the municipality? Visit the South Dundas Municipal Centre at
34 Ottawa St., Morrisburg, or contact Ben Macpherson, Recreation Program Coordinator, at 613-543-2673, or
email [email protected].
Registration must be done at the Municipal Centre. Payment is required at time of registration. Once a class
has reached capacity, no more registrations will be accepted. Registration forms are available at the Municipal
Centre, or can be found at www.southdundas.com.
Becoming an Instructor with South Dundas Recreation
If you want to share your talent or passion with others in the community, South Dundas Recreation can help.
South Dundas Recreation Instructors are paid competitive wages and only have to worry about teaching their
respective class. South Dundas Recreation will take care of all of the details including registrations, locations,
advertising, and more. Contact Ben Macpherson, Recreation Program Coordinator, at 613-543-2673.
Walking Trails
Two Creeks Conservation Area
Robert Graham Conservation Area
Park features
Park features
This is the newest addition to South Nation
Conservation's network of natural spaces. Path
features coastal ecosystems, grassland flood plains, and
lowland forests.
Area: 457 acres
Trail: 4.5km
Activities: Hiking, cross-country skiing, etc.
Amenities: Picnic tables, benches, parking
Location: County Rd. 2 between Iroquois and
Morrisburg
The mature sugar maples and conifer plants along this
trail provide habitat for deer, rabbits, woodpeckers,
and wild turkeys.
Area: 140 acres
Trail: 6.5km
Activities: Hiking, picnicking
Amenities: Picnic tables, privies, parking
Location: County Rd. 18, west of Glen Stewart
Recreation
South Nation Conservation boasts two majestic walking trails in South Dundas: The Two Creeks Conservation
Area in Iroquois, and the Robert Graham Conservation Area in Glen Stewart. Both are open year-round and
offer a tranquil way to reconnect with nature while getting some exercise. Enjoy the fall colours, or borrow some
snowshoes from the South Dundas Sport Lending Library and enjoy the beauty of nature year-round.
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Dundas County 50+ Wellness Day
Free of charge! Free lunch for the first 200 people! All new
Different presentations
presentations this
year!
from last year! See what is available in your community! Dundas County
50+
NOVEMBER 12TH Wellness
Day50+ DUNDAS COUNTY Let us keep you healthy and support you to stay in your home! November 12th
Matilda Hall, 4421 Brinston Rd.,
Corners,
ON Corners, ON Matilda Hall, Dixon's
4421 Brinston Rd. Dixon’s 10:00
10:00 am–3:00
am – 3:00 pm
pm WELLNESS DAY This event is a great opportunity to come out and see what
This event is a great opportunity to meet the organizations in programs and services are available for those over 50 in your
your community, who provide a variety of programs and community. We hope to see you there!
J.W. MACINTOSH SENIORS SUPPORT CENTRE services for those over 50. We hope to see you there! Recreation
SPONSORED BY: For more information, please contact:
CAREFOR/NOR-‐DUN SENIORS’ SUPPORT CENTRE MUNICIPALITY OF SOUTH DUNDAS Email: or
[email protected] 613-535-2924
MP GUY LAUZON or call: 613-‐535-‐2924 MPP JIM MCDONELL For more [email protected]
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Dundas Drive-In
Inside Out
Dundas Drive-In
Rated PG, 94 min
Boasting a 46’ X 36’ screen, this event will feature a concession stand
and lots of fun for all ages.
No advanced ticket sales will be available. All admission fees will be
collected at the gates upon entry, and parking spaces will be assigned.
Please note this is a cash-only event. There is no ATM on site.
When: Saturday, September 12 (Rain date is September 13)
Where: The South Mountain Fair Grounds, located at 2967 Lough Rd.,
South Mountain
Time: Gates open at 6:30pm; movie starts at 7:30 (dusk)
Cost: $5 per person
For more information, contact:
Ben Macpherson
613-543-2673
www.southdundas.com
Recreation
Gina Welch
613-774-2105
www.northdundas.com
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South Branch Community Fund/Tobacco-Free Policy
South Branch Community Fund
The South Branch Community Fund Committee
(SBCFC) is ready to begin intake for the first round of
funding under the South Branch Community Fund.
The Fund, which was created by EDP Renewables, was
announced in 2013 and aims to provide funding to
projects located in proximity to the South Branch Wind
Farms. Under the terms of reference, the fund will
provide up to $30,000 yearly for 20 years to promote
and benefit public recreational facilities and programs;
community gathering facilities, events and related
municipal usage fees; and educational and job training
related to sustainability or renewable energy.
Applications are being accepted until Friday,
November 27.
Applications can be picked up and dropped off at the
South Dundas Municipal Centre.
For more information, contact Ben Macpherson at
613-543-2673 or [email protected].
Email:
[email protected]
Phone: 613-989-3830
Tobacco-Free Policy
Enforcing the Policy
Smoking, or the use of tobacco products, will be
prohibited within 15 metres of public playing fields,
playgrounds and
facilities.
These facilities
include, but are
not limited to:
• Earl Baker
Park
(playground
area)
• Iroquois and
Morrisburg
beaches
• Haldane Park
• Morrisburg
Arena
• Winchester Springs Park
• J.C. Whitteker Park
• Iroquois Civic Centre
It is everyone’s responsibility to enforce the policy and
encourage others to follow it.
It is anticipated that most people will follow the policy
when they are made aware of it and understand why it
was put in place.
Over time, visual reminders will be placed at all parks,
buildings and playing fields to clearly indicate that
they are tobacco-free areas.
Recreation
The Tobacco-Free Policy was adopted by the
Municipality of South Dundas on Tuesday, June 26,
2012.
The policy has been implemented to protect children,
youth and adults against the dangers of second-hand
smoke and the negative influence of tobacco usage on
children, while at play or participating in recreational
and sporting activities.
Children and youth model their behaviour after
the people they look up to: coaches, leaders, family
and peers. A tobacco-free policy acknowledges the
harmfulness of all tobacco products.
South Dundas Recreation, along with the Eastern
Ontario Health Unit, see this policy as an opportunity
to further strengthen the impact that sport and
recreation plays in the health and wellness of all
residents of the municipality.
Other benefits of tobacco-free sport and recreation
spaces include:
• Protecting the environment
• Providing everyone a chance to perform at their
best
• Creating a tobacco-free culture
• Helping smokers quit
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Active Living Information
Vision
Charter for Active Living
The Municipality of South Dundas is an active and healthy community, where
families and individuals integrate active living into their everyday lives as
they learn, work, and play.
Goal
The Municipality of South Dundas will improve the physical and mental
well-being of its residents by encouraging families and individuals to
integrate active living into their everyday lives, as they learn, work, and play,
through continued education and promotion of healthy living and accessible
programming.
Why a Charter for Active Living?
SOUTH DUNDAS
Having a Charter for Active Living in South Dundas encourages a community health approach by
promoting a supportive and barrier-free environment where South Dundas residents can choose to adopt
healthier behaviours and be physically active. The Charter endorses the municipality's commitment to
ensure that active living and physical activity opportunities are created, and that the community is made
aware of the services and programs available.
Canadian Tire Jumpstart
What is Jumpstart?
Canadian Tire Jumpstart is a national charitable
program that helps financially disadvantaged kids
participate in organized sport and recreation.
We help cover registration, equipment and/or
transportation costs.
What kind of sports and activities are
included?
Children select their own activities reflecting their
individual interests and physical needs.
We have supported involvement in more than 60
sports and extra-curricular activities such as: hockey,
swimming, soccer, basketball, dance, yoga, climbing
and martial arts.
How can I apply?
Applications for the Jumpstart Program can be picked
up at any Canadian Tire location.
Recreation
Visit www.eohu.ca or call 1-800-267-7120 and ask for Health Line.
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Out and About...
Out and About Around South Dundas (Gallery)
Jeff Moore
...Around South Dundas
blaurinphoto: www.southdundasinbox.com
Recreation
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Garbage & Recycling
Garbage & Recycling
Garbage & Recycling Pick-up
South Dundas has weekly curb side, residential
garbage pick-up. Businesses are permitted to take
advantage of this pick-up, but must comply with the
municipality’s garbage bylaw.
Blue box collection and green box collection are
collected on alternate weeks, on the same day as
garbage collection. One week, the green box material
will be collected; the following week the blue box
material will be collected.
Remember: All residents and businesses are
permitted to set out two garbage bags at curb side.
Any additional garbage must be in an authorized
garbage bag purchased from various locations in the
Municipality:
• South Dundas Municipal Centre (Morrisburg)
• Mustard’s Variety (Iroquois)
• Brinston General Store (Brinston)
The price of additional garbage bags is $1.25 per bag.
Visit southdundas.com for the full list of Garbage
Regulations.
Why should I recycle?
Recycling…
• Conserves Resources
• Saves Energy
• Helps protect the environment
• Reduces landfill
• Saves you money
Accepted
Recyclable Materials
Green Box:
Newspapers,
Flyers, Fine
Paper, Box
Board, Paper Egg
Cartons, Toilet Paper &
Toilet Paper Rolls
Pizza Boxes
(residue
free),
Telephone Directories,
Corrugated Cardboard,
Paper Shredding,
Magazines, Catalogues
Blue Box:
Metal Food
and Beverage
Cans, Glass
Bottles and Jars used for
Food or Drink, Plastics
Bottles & Containers
(with recycling symbol
on bottom & numbers
1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 only)
Aluminum
Pie Plates,
Foil, Rigid Foil
Containers & Trays
Non-Accepted
Recyclable Materials
Green Box:
Hard Covered
Books,
Waxed or
Coated Boxes,
Styrofoam, Plastic
Handles, Plastic Bags
Blue Box:
Light Bulbs,
Ceramics,
Mirrors,
Window Glass,
Pyrex, Herbicide or
Pesticide Containers
Aerosol or
Paint Cans,
Car Fluid
Bottles,
Foil with Paper or
Lamination
Recycle your Electronics
Recycle your electronics free of charge at both landfill
sites. All proceeds from the collection will be donated
to the House of Lazarus.
Fall Clean-Up Day
The Fall Clean-Up Day will take place Saturday,
October 17, 2015. Visit southdundas.com for more
information.
Landfill Sites
The Municipality of South Dundas has two landfill
sites that are open year round. Please note that the
Landfill Sites will be closed on December 25, December
26 and January 1 for the holidays.
Holiday Garbage Schedule
Garbage and Recycling will be postponed
one day on Christmas Day and one day on
New Year’s Day. It will remain unaffected
on all other holidays.
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Disposal Waste Site Hours
Williamsburg Site
4021 County Rd. 8
Tuesday 8:00am–1:00pm
Thursday 8:00am–1:00pm
Saturday 9:00am–noon
Matilda Site
10815 Seibert Rd.
Wednesday 8:00am–1:00pm
Friday 8:00am–1:00pm
Saturday 1:00pm–4:00pm
See your Garbage & Recycling
Calendar on back cover!
Composting & Hazardous Waste
Composting & Hazardous Waste
Go Green by Composting!
South Dundas has two community compost sites
located in Morrisburg and Iroquois.
Volunteers operate both sites during the late spring,
summer and early autumn seasons only.
The Dirt on Composting:
• Composting returns important nutrients to soil
• Composting keeps valuable resources out of
landfills
• Composting is chemical-free
• Composting is environmentally friendly
• Composting is one way to reduce greenhouse gases
produced by landfills.
Composting Sites
The Municipality of South Dundas has two community
composting sites.
Morrisburg Composting Site
The Morrisburg composting site is open year round
24/7. It is located at:
70 Prospect Road
Morrisburg, Ontario
K0C 1X0
Iroquois Composting Site
Volunteers operate the Iroquois site during the late
spring, summer and early autumn seasons only.
It is open from 10:00am–Noon on Saturdays from April
4 to November 28.
It is located at:
10 Bouck Street
Iroquois, Ontario
K0E 1K0
Household Hazardous Waste
South Dundas participates with the Township
of North Dundas in its household hazardous
waste program.
Any resident from South Dundas may take
his/her household hazardous waste to the
depot located at 12620 Boyne Road (east of
Winchester) on specified days.
To view dates and times, please visit our
website, www.southdundas.com.
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Licences/Off-Road Vehicles/Planning
Lottery Licences and Accessibility
Lottery Licences
To be eligible for lottery fundraising, an organization
must demonstrate that one of its primary purposes
meets the guidelines for one of the classifications of
charitable purposes.
These guidelines are:
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Relief of Poverty
Advancement of Education
Advancement of Religion
Any Purpose Beneficial to the Community
Please note that any lottery scheme without a license
is considered illegal gambling.
Accessibility
The Municipality of South Dundas is committed
to providing accessible information, programs and
resources, as outlined in the Accessibility Plan, which
can be found on the municipal website.
If you experience a barrier to participation or have a
suggestion on how we can improve accessibility, call
613-543-2673.
Off-Road Vehicles
What you need to to know
The Municipality permits Off-Road Vehicle (ORV)
use of the following Municipal roads:
• All municipal roads on the north side of King’s
Highway 401
• Flagg Road (from County Road 18 to County
Road 2)
• Muttonville Road
• Nudell Bush Road north of 401 to boundary.
Stay safe while using Off-Road Vehicles:
1. Always wear an approved helmet and make sure
it is securely fastened.
2. Never operate an ORV when consuming alcohol
3. One-person ORVs are not designed for
passengers; it is dangerous to operate a oneperson ORV with a passenger.
4. Ensure your ORV is registered, plated, and
insured.
Planning, Building, and Bylaw Enforcement
Planning Department
The Planning Department can assist you with:
• Official Plans
• Zoning Bylaws
• Plans of Subdivision
• Consents to Sever Land
• Minor Variances
• Site Plan Control
• Committee of Adjustment
• Signs
• Other land-use planning-related matters
Building Department
The Building Department is responsible for the
administration and enforcement of various Provincial
Regulations and Policies such as the Ontario Building
Code Act (OBC), as they apply to buildings, structures
and their occupancy.
This is accomplished through the issuance of
building, demolition and other related permits and by
conducting inspections.
Bylaw Enforcement
The Bylaw Department enforces bylaws that govern
the municipality.
These bylaws often regulate lands, the use of lands,
health and safety, environmental protection, property
standards and animal control.
Drainage Department
The Drainage Department is responsible for the
maintenance of all municipal drains and the processing
of tile drainage loan applications, as well as any
nuisance beaver activity.
For detailed information on Planning, Building, Bylaw Enforcement and Drainage matters,
please visit the municipal website at www.southdundas.com.
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Fire and Emergency Services
Fire & Emergency Services
Smoke Alarms Save Lives
Working smoke alarms detect and alert people to fire
in its early stages, providing the warning needed to
escape safely. Take a minute to inspect and test your
smoke alarm.
Smoke alarms older than 10 years old no longer offer a
reliable level of safety. Check the date of manufacturing
on the back of your alarm—if they are 10 years or older,
replace them immediately.
For more information, please contact South Dundas
Fire & Emergency Services at 613-543-2673.
Join Us!
Experience the thrill and pride of being a volunteer
firefighter. We are looking for dedicated members to
join our team. Applications are available online at
www.southdundas.com.
Fire Stations
Iroquois Fire Station
1-4
1 Dundas Street,
Iroquois
Morrisburg Fire
Station 1-6
6 Fifth Street West,
Morrisburg
Open Air Burning
Any type of open air burning is not permitted within
the villages of Iroquois, Morrisburg, and Williamsburg.
This includes burning in fire bowls, chimneas and
other such devices. If you live outside of the village,
these are permitted, with restrictions.
Bylaw No. 20000-0000 requires you to obtain a burn
permit before you burn yard waste or other like
material, and you must follow specific guidelines. For
information, including maps of restricted areas and
how to obtain a permit, please visit the South Dundas
Municipal Centre or website.
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon Monoxide is a colourless, odourless, tasteless,
toxic gas that enters the body through the lungs during
the normal breathing process. It replaces oxygen in the
blood and prevents the flow of oxygen to the heart,
brain and other vital organs. Carbon Monoxide kills
and injures.
Where does Carbon Monoxide come from?
• Wood
• Propane
• Natural Gas
• Heating Oil
• Coal
• Kerosene
• Charcoal
• Gasoline
What are the sources of
Carbon Monoxide in my
home?
• Wood Burning/Gas Stove
• Gas Refrigerator
• Gasoline Engines
• Kerosene Heater
Willliamsburg Fire
Station 1-8
4334 Villa Drive,
Williamsburg
Carbon monoxide detectors are mandatory
in dwellings with an attached garage or fuel
burning appliance.
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Marriage and Municipal Facilities
Getting Married?
Here's what you need to know
Who can perform a marriage ceremony?
A religious marriage can be performed by a member
of a recognized religious organization authorized to
perform marriages in Ontario under the Marriage Act.
A civil marriage ceremony may be performed by a
Marriage Commissioner, such as the Municipal Clerk
who has been appointed by the municipality.
Do I need a Marriage Licence?
In most cases, if you are being married in a religious
or civil ceremony, you must obtain a Marriage Licence
through the Municipality.
Are you looking for an experienced Wedding Officiant
to make your wedding ceremony exceptional? The
Municipality of South Dundas offers civil marriage
ceremonies officiated by Brenda Brunt, Clerk and
Marriage Commissioner.
Ceremonies can be conducted in Council Chambers at
the South Dundas Municipal Centre, or in your choice
of location.
In order to provide the right service to the couple
and prepare a personalized wedding, a pre-ceremony
meeting will be scheduled with both parties.
To avoid disappointment, couples are encouraged
to reserve their wedding date with an officiant in
advance.
South Dundas provides a variety of multi-use facilities
which are cost efficient to meet the needs of your event
or activity.
Staff are available to assist you with your rental and
answer any questions you may have.
Our Municipal facilities include:
How do I get a Marriage Licence
or Marriage Certificate?
You may download a copy of the Marriage Licence
Application from the Service Ontario website, or you
can obtain a copy from the municipality.
Civil Wedding Ceremonies
Wedding, Stag or Special Event?
George Jowett Memorial
Hall
13137 Riverside Drive,
Morrisburg
Capacity: 70 People Upstairs,
100 People Downstairs
To Book: Please contact Keith or Linda Robinson at
613-543-3338
George Jowett Memorial Hall is used by various community groups and rented for private parties, special
occasions and regular weekly bingos. George Jowett
Memorial Hall is available for parties, special events
and more.
Iroquois Civic Centre
1 Dundas Street, Iroquois
Capacity: 167 People
To Book: 613-543-2673
Iroquois Civic Centre features
a large auditorium, with full
kitchen to cater events. The Iroquois Civic Centre is
available for parties, special events and more.
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Matilda Hall
4421 County Road 16/
Brinston Rd., Dixon’s Corners
To Book: 613-543-2673
Matilda Hall features a
spacious hall with stage and
full kitchen.
With a capacity over 300, Matilda Hall is available for
parties, special events and more.
Dunbar Recreation Hall
3244 Marcellus Rd,
Williamsburg
To Book: Please contact
Glendon or Bev Moore at 613448-2966
Dunbar Recreation Building is used by various
community groups and rented for private parties,
special occasions. The Dunbar Recreation Building is
available for parties, special events and more.
Building & Bylaw/Winter Information
Building & Bylaw
It’s time to renew your Dog Tag!
South Dundas requires residents to register and obtain
a dog tag(s). There is a maximum of three dogs allowed
per location. Please contact the Municipality of South
Dundas for more information.
Dogs must be under control at all times. Should you
walk your dog, please carry a bag or device to collect
any waste from your dog (stop and scoop please) and
keep your dog on a leash.
Wild Animals
The Municipality of South Dundas does not remove
wildlife from private properties. Property owners
should contact a licensed pest control or licensed
trapper to assist with the removal of wildlife such as
racoons and skunks.
If you or a domestic animal has come into contact with
a wild animal suspected of having rabies, please seek
medical attention and contact the Ministry of Natural
Resources at 1-800-667-1940.
The Ontario Wildlife Damage Compensation Program
provides financial assistance to producers whose live-
stock, poultry and honey bees have been damaged by
wildlife. The Ontario Wildlife Damage Compensation
Program is part of Growing Forward, a federal, provincial and territorial initiative.
For full program guidelines and eligibility, please visit
www.omafra.gov.on.ca
Snowsuit Fund
Ice and Snow
Ontario Wildlife Damage
Compensation Program
Get Ready for Winter
Items can be dropped off at the South Dundas
Municipal Office during regular office hours. Items will
be distributed at the Christmas Exchange.
Please contact 613-543-2673 if you would like to receive
a donation.
Winter Road Maintenance
Did you know that South Dundas Public Works
maintains 363 km of roads, sidewalks, 31 bridges, four
level railway crossings, and two overpasses?
During the winter season, Public Works staff monitor
weather conditions through road patrols, local forecasts
and RWIS station updates to strategically dispatch
crew to clear roads.
Dangerous accumulations of ice and snow are to be
removed from a roof where they overhang public
roadways, sidewalks or public access areas to
buildings.
How can you keep safe this winter?
• Carry an emergency road kit
• Clear all snow and ice completely off windows,
side and rear view mirrors, headlights, taillights
and licence plates
• Remember to park your vehicle in a manner that
does not interfere with snow clearing and removal
operations
• Remove dangerous accumulation of ice and snow
from roof tops that overhang on public roadways,
sidewalks or public access to area buildings
South Dundas is collecting new or gently used
snowsuits and outerwear for the Christmas Exchange
Fund.
However, factors such as the accumulation of snow,
timing and/or duration of the storm, wind direction
and speed, freezing rain or a combination of these
factors often reduce road crews’ ability to keep roads
free of snow and ice during the event.
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Municipal Notices
Municipal Notices
Pre-Authorized Tax Payment
Discover the convenience of our
Pre-Authorized Payment option.
This voluntary plan offers a free and easy way to
have tax payments automatically deducted from your
bank account monthly or on the due date. Contact the
Treasury Department for more information.
Local Art Display Program
The South Dundas Art Hanging Program is gearing up
for the January-June 2016 display period.
This program provides space in the South Dundas
Municipal Centre to display your visual or digital art
and highlight the talents of local artists.
Please contact the Municipal office at 613-543-2673 for
more information.
Road Names & Mailing Addresses
The Municipality of South Dundas has been working in
conjunction with Canada Post, 911 Emergency Services
and the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation
(MPAC) to make sure that mailing addresses are as
current and as up-to-date as possible.
Please make sure that you use the correct mailing
address, and call the Municipal Office at 613-543-2673
with any updates. For example:
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Mailing Address with a Postal Box:
Jane Doe
1099 Any Street
P.O. Box 99
Morrisburg, ON K0C 1X0
Mailing Address- Rural
(RR's are not required anymore)
Jane Doe
1099 Any Road
Iroquois, ON K0E 1K0
We would also like to remind residents that live on
certain roads that the proper road name for mailing,
Municipal, and 911 purposes are the following:
• County Road 4/Lakeshore Drive
• County Road 31/Bank Street
• County Road 40/Stampville Road
• County Road 16/Brinston Road
• County Road 1/Carman Road
• County Road 18/Cook Road (from County Road
16/Brinston Road West to County Road 1/Carman
Road)
• County Road 18/Glen Stewart Road (from County
Road 1/Carman Road West to the West border of
South Dundas)
• County Road 18 (from the East border of South
Dundas to County Road 16/Brinston Road)
Library Programs and Information
SD&G County Library Programs
Morrisburg Branch
34 Ottawa Street, Morrisburg
Phone: 613-543-3384
Email: [email protected]
Hours:
Monday: 3:00 pm–8:00 pm
Tuesday: 10:00 am–8:00 pm
Wednesday: 9:00 am–1:00 pm
Thursday: 10:00 am–8:00 pm
Friday: 1:00 pm–4:00 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am–1:00 pm
Iroquois Branch
1 Dundas St., Iroquois
Phone: 613-652-4377
Hours:
Tuesday: 3:00 pm–8:00 pm
Wednesday: 10:00 am–2:00 pm
Thursday: 3:00 pm–8:00 pm
Friday: 1:00 pm–4:00 pm
Williamsburg Branch
12319 County Rd. 18, Williamsburg
Phone: 613-535-2185
Hours:
Tuesday: 4:00 pm–8:00 pm
Wednesday: 4:00 pm –8:00 pm
Thursday: 4:00 pm–8:00 pm
Public Library
Week Open
House—Tuesday,
Oct. 20, 4:00–8:00
pm
Canada’s libraries
make a meaningful
difference in the
lives of individuals
and in our communities. Come out
and learn about the
services the library
offers. Visit www.
sdglibrary.ca.
Iroquois
Branch
Lego Club—
Saturdays from
10:00 am-12:00 pm
Running from
September to
November, LEGO
Club is a great time
to play, build, and
meet your neighbours. All ages
enjoy building with
bricks—making this
the perfect family
activity.
Scarecrow Storytime—Wednesday,
Sept. 16 at 10:30 am
Join us for stories
and fun as with
scarecrows and
sunflowers.
Storytime—Wednesday, October 14 at 10:30 am
Calling all Preschoolers! Come join the library with stories,
songs and activities.
PA Day Fun—Friday, Oct. 30 and Nov. 27 at 1:00 pm
Drop by the library for fun, games, and activities on your day
off from school!
Christmas Decorations & Storytime—Wednesday, Dec. 9 at
10:30 am
Help decorate the library and listen to holidays stories and
songs.
Morrisburg Branch
Seaway Yarn Crafters—Tuesdays from 2:00–4:00 pm
& the fourth Tuesday of the month from 6:00–8:00 pm
Join the group as they foster yarn crafts in the community
and offer a place where fellow crafters can meet each other.
All levels of skill welcome.
Lego Club—Saturdays from 10:00 am–12:00 pm
LEGO Club, running from September to December, is a great
time to play, build, and meet your neighbours. All ages enjoy
building with bricks—making this the perfect family activity.
Scrabble Club—Saturdays from 10:30 am–12:00 pm
Come and enjoy a game of scrabble with family and friends.
Circle Time—Thursday, Sept. 10–Oct. 29 at 10:30 am
Circle time is a relaxed, loosely structured program designed
for pre-school aged children with parent/caregiver. At this
program, parents/caregivers share with their children stories,
songs, and other activities.
Family Movie Night – Thursday, Sept. 24 & Oct. 22 at 6:00 pm
Come to the library and enjoy a movie with family and
friends. Popcorn and drinks are on us!
PA Day Maker Program—Friday, Oct. 30 & Nov. 27 at 1:00 pm
Be creative and innovative! Spend the afternoon with us making and doing cool stuff.
Williamsburg Branch
Knitty Gritty Crafters—Every Wednesday from 6:00–8:00 pm
Join the group for an evening of companionable knitting,
crocheting and sewing. All levels of skill welcome.
Lego & Family Games Night—Every Thurs. from 6:00–7:30 pm
Drop by the library and let your imagination build a Lego
Empire or enjoy a board game with your friends and family.
Coffee Club & Book Talk—Saturday Sept. 19, Oct. 17,
Nov. 21, and Dec. 19 at 10:30 am
Join us for coffee and a chat about books you’ve read or want
to read. Topics of conversation may also include local history,
recipes, services offered by the library, basic computer questions and much more.
Halloween Fun - Tuesday Oct. 27 from 6:00–7:30 pm
Drop by the library and choose a book from the Halloween
display and make a decoration or mask to take home.
Recipe Exchange—Saturday Nov. 14 at 10:30 am
Drop in the library and bring a copy of your favorite recipe
to share with everyone. Cooking tips are always appreciated.
Refreshments will be served.
Family Movie Night - Thursday, Oct. 29 & Nov. 26 at 6:00 pm
Join us at the library for a family movie. Popcorn and juice
will be provided.
Tech Tutorial—Wednesday Nov. 4 from 5:30–7:30 pm
Register for a one-on-one 30 minute training session tailored
to where you need help.
All Branches
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Community Calendar
Community Calendar
September
Harvestfest
Date: September 18–19
Location: J.C. Whitteker Park, Williamsburg
International Plowing Match (IPM)
Date: September 22–26
Location: Finch
October
Pumpkinferno
Date: Thursday, October 1, to Sunday, November 1
(Select Nights)
Location: Upper Canada Village
Season of Pumpkin People Kick-Off
Date: Saturday, October 3
Location: Morrisburg Village Plaza
Nature & Wildlife Day
Date: October 4
Location: Upper Canada Bird Sanctuary
December
Alight at Night
Date: Friday, December 4 to Saturday, January 2 (Select
Nights)
Location: Upper Canada Village
Santa Claus Parade
Date: Saturday, December 5
Location: Morrisburg
For full details about these and other events in South
Dundas, view our Community Calendar online at
www.southdundas.com.
Now Available on our Website:
'Submit Your Own Event'
Every month, more than 700 people visit our online
Community Calendar.
It’s easy to promote your community event there too.
Just visit the Community Calendar section of www.
southdundas.com and click “Add an Event.” Fill out
the online form with the name, date, time, location
and a short description of your event.
Not comfortable adding an event yourself? Contact
Katherine at [email protected] or
613-543-2673 to have the event posted for you.
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