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Jim McDonell, the MPP for Stormont Dundas South Glengarry, was removed from an SDG committee on Monday.
A key information report was presented to the SDG council during a regular meeting, which outlined the current progress and way forward for a local education advocacy committee. The committee is tasked with recommending changes to the education system, which will support educating local students as close to their home communities as possible.
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Originally, 11 members were listed as part of the working group to aid consultant Monika Ferenczy in preparing the report. Ferenczy was hired, in part, to help move the project forward after some members said politics were hindering its progress.
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Four additional Royal Canadian Legion branches in SDG will be receiving financial support from the federal government to cope with pandemic-related expenses and revenue shortfalls.
Stormont Dundas South Glengarry MP Eric Duncan released the information on Monday afternoon, indicating legion branches in Morrisburg, Iroquois, Winchester, and Finch will each receive $10,845 through the Veterans Organizations Emergency Support Fund.