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Orangeville protects the public and environment with salvage yard rules
February 26, 2026 · 0 Comments
By JAMES MATTHEWS Orangeville has taken steps toward a license requirement for salvage yards. The proposed Salvage Yard Bylaw introduces operations standards intended to ensure ...
Developer eyes Townline-Bythia corner for new housing construction
By JAMES MATTHEWS A proposed housing development at Townline and Bythia Street shouldn’t contribute to the current water issues in the area. A developer has ...
Orangeville Public Library launches makerspace with state-of-the-art technology
By Joshua Drakes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Orangeville Public Library officially opened its new makerspace during a community celebration at the Alder Street branch ...
Questions arise about Mono bylaw enforcement
By JAMES MATTHEWS One of Mono’s loudest voices in the lobby for the new municipal noise bylaw wants council to consider questions about enforcement. Mayor ...
County approves $52.7 million budget with nearly 4 per cent levy increase
By JAMES MATTHEWS Dufferin County officials believe this year’s budget will stay the course toward its objectives even as it puts fiscal responsibility at the ...
Trenton man arrested for attempted murder following stabbing of two people in Orangeville
A 31-year-old man from Trenton, Ont. has been arrested for attempted murder, among other violent charges, following an incident in Orangeville late last week. Dufferin ...
Orangeville tightens pedestrian safety near downtown high school
By JAMES MATTHEWS Orangeville council recently adopted measures to improve intersection safety. And Councillor Joe Andrews said a three-way stop, included among those measures in ...
Businesses cash in on Orangeville façade program grants
By JAMES MATTHEWS A report to Orangeville council shows that community improvement grants need an increase in dollars to keep up with higher construction costs. ...
OPP staff changes alters Mono police service agreement
By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono’s OPP service agreement will be altered starting in March, and the change won’t mean extra costs. Mono pays for policing above ...
Community raises $60,000 in one week to support grieving family
By Joshua Drakes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A fundraising campaign launched through GoFundMe is drawing strong community support for the children of a local mother ...
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