September 2026 Archive

Orangeville Fire Service welcomes new ladder truck with push-in ceremony

By Joshua Drakes Orangeville Fire Service has officially added a new aerial ladder truck to its fleet, replacing a 25-year-old vehicle as the community prepares ...

Orangeville Antique and Vintage Show coming to fairgrounds on Oct. 3

As mass-produced goods fill store shelves, interest in unique, vintage pieces continues to draw collectors and shoppers. The Orangeville Fairgrounds will soon become a hub ...

Mono councillor calls for new property assessments

By JAMES MATTHEWS Efforts are underway to lobby the province to reinstate regular property assessments that have been stalled for a decade. Councillor Melinda Davie ...

Mono, Orangeville extend fire protection deal by one year

By JAMES MATTHEWS Increases in material costs for Orangeville’s firefighting service mean Mono will have to pay more. In June 2019, the Fire Protection Service ...

Lance Secretan discusses the importance of ‘having a dream’

By Constance Scrafield British-Canadian author, philosopher and the world’s top authority on inspirational leadership, Dr. Lance Secretan wants Canada to have a dream. And he ...

Read the Book Book Club shares the love of stories at Alton Mill Arts Centre

By Constance Scrafield An unusual and somewhat fledgling book club, the Read the Book Book Club is holding its fifth meeting in October. They meet ...

An important program in our community

My purpose in writing this letter is to highlight the Shelburne adult day program ran by Dufferin County Community Support Services. I want everyone in ...

Stream, learn and explore with your Orangeville Library card this fall

Autumn has a natural way of guiding us back to our routines. Students return to class, families settle into new schedules, and many lifelong learners ...

The times change, the world moves on

By JAMES MATTHEWS, The world moves on, man. The days are becoming shorter, and the light has thinned. It’s as if the daylight is somehow ...

Space war and other distractions

By Gwynne Dyer When Troy Meink, the chief of the US Space Force, announces for no obvious reason that the United States “now has on-orbit ...

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