The UCLG Regional Tourism Strategy

                                         Add Your Voice to a New Regional Tourism Strategy

If you have a vision on how to position the region’s 1000 Islands, Rideau Canal, inland lakes, unique heritage and attractions for future growth - the time to add your voice is now.

The United Counties of Leeds and Grenville is calling on residents and stakeholders to help develop the first regional...

Youth Fish Camp

SNC’s annual youth fish camp reels in young anglers from across the watershed every summer!

Knowing the rules, where to drop a line, and how to identify fish species are all on the agenda. SNC offers youth the opportunity to have fun while learning about fly fishing from the experts and to become familiar with the natural environment in the watershed. We provide them with the skills and tools to fish responsibly, including a free rod. New skills are put into practice which includes catch and release....

Water Conditions Statement: Water Safety Statement

A Water Safety Statement has been issued by the South Nation Conservation Authority.

Weather Forecast

A Water Safety Statement is being issued based on Environment Canada’s latest forecast that calls for additional rain this week, totaling up to 25 mm by Sunday, May 21st, in areas across the SNC jurisdiction.

Environmental Conditions

Water levels and flows are elevated from recent rainfall. Intense periods of rainfall could lead to slippery conditions and rapid increases in water levels...

Spencerville Mill Presents 100 Years of Romance

Provided by: Spencerville Mill & Museum

100 Years of Romance:
1920s to 2020s, Something Old, Something New.

Spencerville Mill & Museum, 11 Water Street, Spencerville K0E 1X0
July 2 to September 4, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

We’ve got that loving feeling at the Spencerville Mill this summer. So as we go back into action this summer, visitors will find lots of romance and love in the form of our headliner exhibit 100 Years of Romance: 1920s to 2020s, Something Old, Something New. This celebration of...

Be Aware of the Effects of Extreme Heat

Media Release 
Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit
May 12, 2022

Be Aware of the Effects of Extreme Heat

It feels like summer! As we get into the warmer weather this summer it is important to be prepared for high heat. Don’t forget to check your local weather forecasts so you can plan your activities and adjust them to protect yourself and your family from the health effects of heat.
Anyone can be affected by high temperatures and become overheated, which can lead to dehydration, heat...