November 2015 Archive
Pro basketball coming to Orangeville
By Brian Lockhart First game slated for New Year’s day The Orangeville A’s will start off the 2015 National Basketball League of Canada season in ...
Headwaters Innovators seen as volunteers, activists of future
By Tabitha Wells The latest innovations at Headwaters Health Care Centre will help keep newborns warm, thanks to a generous donation. Last Thursday evening, members ...
Fighter deployment a mistake
Caring Canadian Like Mr. Hoy (“We should be prepared to step up,” 19 November), I believe Canada is implicitly obliged to support our allies in ...
Yeah, sure, really?
Many people will say what they believe they need to say, in order to get the financial support and help they need from others to ...
How about November 15?
AS YOU’LL SEE on the Town of Orangeville page this issue, the Town’s ban on overnight parking on residential streets takes effect next Tuesday, December ...
A sensible abandonment
ACTING ON THE ADVICE of Ontario’s health minister, the board of directors of Headwaters Health Care Centre has wisely abandoned its exploration of the pros ...
Senior Santa Christmas hampers target holiday-time loneliness
By Tabitha Wells With all the joy, happiness and love that become the focus of the Yuletide holidays, for some it can become a darker ...
Ministry direction takes potential merger of hospitals off table
By Tabitha Wells The decision by the Headwaters Health Care Centre’s board of directors to cease all further work and discussion regarding the possibility of ...
Local group prepares to welcome Syrian refugee family
By Tabitha Wells A local organization is sponsoring a Syrian refugee family to come to Canada. The Headwaters Refugee Sponsorship Committee (HRSC), has been working ...
The Globe challenges competitors to join in feeding the area’s needy
By Tabitha Wells The Globe Restaurant in Rosemont is challenging other fine dining establishments in the area to bring some Christmas hope to those in ...
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