March 2020 Archive
Dufferin paramedics taking proper precautions during pandemic, says Tom Reid
By James Matthews Dufferin County paramedics are assess people on a number of fronts to best determine possible COVID-19 patients. Tom Reid, chief paramedic at ...
WDG Public Health confirms first case of COVID-19 in region
By Mike Baker Officials from Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health (WDGPH) have this morning (March 16) confirmed the first positive case of COVID-19 in our area. A ...
NDBL honours players at annual awards banquet
Awards of recognition from the 2019 season were handed out to players in the North Dufferin Baseball League on Sunday, March 8, at the Lisle ...
Orangeville Christian School reveals new sports name and logo
By Brian Lockhart Orangeville sports has a new logo that will be seen in arenas and sporting venues around the region. Orangeville Christian School has ...
Outlaws ready to start spring training
By Brian Lockhart With the start of football season just two months away, the Orangeville Outlaws Football Club is getting ready for spring training. Six ...
EDITORIAL: Controversial or not, change is needed
Ontario’s Amber Alert system is in dire need of a revamp. But likely not for the reasons you’re thinking. A quick social media search last ...
EDITORIAL: A sure sign spring is coming
THE BIG SIGN on Highway 10 posting upcoming events in the Island Lake Conservation Area now includes proof positive that at last spring is coming. ...
A cure for grumpiness
By Constance Scrafield It won’t be easy, that’s for sure, to change the flow in the face of pandemic grumpy/grouchiness. Yet, if there were ever ...
Amber Alert
By Brian Lockhart There were a lot of complaints over the past year from people who weren’t too happy about receiving Amber Alerts over their ...
Greener communities
By Sandy Brown As housing demand far exceeds supply, homes become unaffordable, rentals become scarce and towns outside of major cities become popular communities to ...
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