January 2017 Archive
MPP Sylvia Jones nominated for 2018 provincial election
The next Provincial election is not until 2018, but Dufferin-Caledon Progressive Conservatives have their candidate ready to go. Incumbent MPP Sylvia Jones was acclaimed on Jan. ...
Indigenous awareness group formed in Orangeville
There is a story of a little hummingbird who lived in the forest. One day the huge woodland was suddenly engulfed by a raging wildfire. ...
OPS investigating “serious” collision at Centennial Rd and Riddell Rd
The Orangeville Police are investigating a serious personal injury motor vehicle collision at the intersection of Centennial Road and Riddell Road. On Monday, January 9, ...
Busy holiday season for Orangeville police
Your Orangeville Police Service had a busy month of December with motor vehicle collisions, thefts and domestic related calls topping the list. From December 1st ...
Time for governments to declare bankruptcy
Wake up Canada! The Federal treasury in Ottawa is bankrupt, and the Provincial treasury in Ontario is bankrupt. Now, Canadian taxpayers are being faced with ...
2016 Year in Review: January
As far as years go, there aren’t too many people that are sorry to see 2016 come to a close. It has been a relentless ...
2016 Year in Review: February
February 4, 2016 • The Feb. 1 Orangeville Town Council meeting was supposed to see the passing of a bylaw that would make the taxi ...
2016 Year in Review: March
March 10, 2016 • Orangeville Council’s budget session Monday night was perhaps the most volatile of this term. The three-hour meeting ended with a proposed ...
2016 Year in Review: April
April 7, 2016 • Marco Muzzo has been sentenced to ten years in prison after admitting responsibility for driving under the influence and being at ...
Long-time Orangeville councillor Gail Campbell won’t seek re-election in 2018
Councillor Gail Campbell will not seek re-election in 2018. She will retire from political office at the end of this term following 20 plus years ...
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