January 2017 Archive
Local author Arnold DeGraff pens guide to alternate path
“When you reap the harvest of your land, you shall not reap your field right up to its edge.” – Leviticus 19:9 In the serenity ...
Police seek witnesses to fatal collision
The Orangeville Police Service continues to investigate a motor vehicle collision that occurred at the intersection of Centennial Road and Riddell Road, in Orangeville Monday afternoon. ...
Orangeville A’s win home game over Lightning
After taking their first loss of the season in Windsor, the Orangeville A’s returned to their home court at the Athlete Institute on Wednesday, January ...
Big second period carries Flyers to victory over Mississauga
The Orangeville Junor A Flyers turned it up a notch in the second period of Friday’s (Jan. 6) game against the Mississauga Chargers for a ...
Shelburne Muskies split weekend series
The Shelburne Senior A Muskies had a .500 weekend, taking a loss on home ice but leaving with a win during a road game. On ...
Stayner moves into first place in PJHL standings
There were no happy faces in the Alliston Hornets line-up when they left the ice after Friday night’s game against the Stayner Siskins. The Siskins ...
Changing lives with a call, text or tweet
Imagine waking up every day and having to convince yourself to get out of bed. Not because it’s warm, or comfortable, or because you don’t ...
Logic not governments’ strong point
Your correspondent Gordon Snell recommended that Ontario and Canada declare bankruptcy in last week’s Orangeville Citizen. Former Premier Bob Rae, who received that recommendation from ...
Istanbul terror attacks a mindless act
It seemed that with the ceasefire in Syria, coupled with the reconciliation efforts of the United States and Japan, that the world was moving towards ...
Heading off a potential trade war
JUXTAPOSED AGAINST Claire Hoy’s valid concern in this week’s column opposite that Justin Trudeau is making the same mistake Stephen Harper made eight years ago, ...
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