September 2026 Archive
Ontario Fire Fighters’ Memorial finds new home in Orangeville
By Joshua Drakes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Dignitaries from the Town of Orangeville, Government of Ontario and local fire departments gathered in Fendley Park in ...
Food bank’s library book program distributes thousands of titles nearly four years later
By Sam Odrowski Nearly four years after the Orangeville Public Library began stocking the Orangeville Food Bank with gently used books, the program has grown ...
Divinity & Co. celebrates 15 years by giving back to the women of Dufferin
By Joshua Drakes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter As Divinity & Co. Hair Studio reaches its 15-year milestone this month, owner Rina Ferguson Harvey is celebrating ...
Authors in the Hills of Mulmur event sells out, draws strong community reception
By Joshua Drakes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter More than 170 people turned out for Authors in the Hills of Mulmur on Sunday, Aug. 23, braving ...
Leisa Way brings music from the past to her new show ‘Get Down Tonight (The Ultimate 70’s Sound Track)’
By Constance Scrafield Leisa Way dug deep into 70s music to research her latest show, and she was amazed herself when she began to realize ...
The Caledon Town Hall Players present three one-act plays in latest show
By Constance Scrafield The Caledon Town Hall Players (CTHP) welcome you to come to their beautiful digression for a couple of hours of theatre goodness. ...
The night of the silver corvette
By Keith Schell One early autumn evening when I was still in high school, I had just gotten out of the Friday night late movie ...
Orangeville Public Library offers tools for learning this school year
Back-to-school season brings plenty of excitement to September. The days begin to feel different, routines return, and a new energy fills our community. Whether you ...
Letter re: Gwynne Dyer’s ‘Africa’: Getting history wrong” column (Aug. 27)
Always a good read. Gwynne’s most recent column brought to mind the geography of slavery throughout the world. Slaves existed in almost every region, with ...
Griping about the void to a soundtrack by The Who
By JAMES MATTHEWS “I’m singing this not because it fits in well / with the chords I’m playing / I can’t pretend there’s any meaning ...
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