
By Sam Odrowski Orangeville’s default speed has been reduced from 50km/h to 40km/h on most town roads. The new speed limit went into effect March 1 and impacts all streets in town except Hansen, First Street, Townline, C Line, Riddell, ...
By Sam Odrowski The 4th Annual Coldest Night of the Year was a massive success, generating nearly $78,000 for the Orangeville Food Bank. Despite the ...
By Brian Lockhart The Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health Unit began vaccinating local residents against the COVID-19 virus on Wednesday, March 3. The Alder Street Arena is ...
By Paula Brown It’s a global day that celebrates the achievements of women, recognizes the state of gender equality, and calls on action for women’s ...
LOCAL VACCINE ROLLOUT: The Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health unit started COVID-19 vaccinations in Orangeville on Wednesday, March 3, at the Alder Street arena. The vaccinations were reserved for senior citizens, front line workers, and care givers. Geoff Green gets his vaccination from Public Health Nurse, Nancy Gibbison. Mr. Green is a caregiver as well as an essential worker.
By Sam Odrowski Orangeville restaurant owner, Laura Campbell recently announced she will again be running for the Dufferin–Caledon seat under the Green Party in the ...
By Sam Odrowski Orangeville Council is requesting that the Ontario government amend its licensing application process for cannabis retail stores to consider radial separation from ...
The nomination period for the 2020-2021 Everyday Hero Awards is here. This year more than ever, we know that our school communities would not be ...
By Constance Scrafield To pass from one phase to another in an obvious and clear way, using a transitional path makes the shift interesting and ...
By Constance Scrafield “It was always a goal to have studios,” Joan Hope, owner of Dragonfly, told the Citizen. “Educating the public is a huge ...
By Sam Odrowski Youth for Christ (YFC) Highlands is again hosting its annual Winter Gala, this year as a virtual, three-part event. Instead of joining ...
By Sam Odrowski Orangeville residents could soon be able to enjoy an outdoor fire a little earlier in the day, following Coun. Lisa Post’s request ...
By Sam Odrowski The Headwaters Healthcare Foundation’s 50/50 draw wrapped up on March 1 and generated over $17,000. The winner of the lottery was Lori ...
GRAND OPENING: Hempire House owners, Sharlene, Chris, Andre and Teena cut the ribbon for their grand opening on Monday (March 1) and welcomed in their first batch of customers. Hempire House is the second legal cannabis storefront to open in Orangeville. The locally owned and operated business is located at 59 First Street.
I moved from Grimsby to Orangeville five years ago, to Chartwell Montgomery Village (155 Riddell Rd). My husband had passed away in 2011, and my ...
The Orangeville Tigers are back on the ice but with restrictions. Teams allowed to practice only, and no games will be taking place. Hockey in ...
By Brian Lockhart Orangeville boxer Josh Wagner will be up against a formidable opponent in his next bout scheduled for April 17, at the Centre ...
By Brian Lockhart Two young swimmers with the Orangevlle Otters have been selected for Ontario’s Youth ID Team. Clare Bowen and Rylee Fudge, both 13-years-old, ...
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