
By Sam Odrowski Excitement is growing for the 21st Annual Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival, as organizers have released the official lineup for the three-day event that will return from May 30 to June 1. The festival’s founder and artistic ...
By Paula Brown A former Dufferin County employee is being recognized for her decades of dedicated work. Caroline Mach, former manager of the Dufferin County ...
By Sam Odrowski and Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Millions of Muslims are marking the Holy Month of Ramadan worldwide, and locally, a follower ...
Dufferin County communities weathered flooding this past weekend as snow melt from warm temperatures and rainfall bring signs of the changing of seasons. The Grand ...
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Going once, going twice – sold! Kidd Family Auctions, located at 438280 4th Line in Melancthon, is celebrating ...
By Paula Brown The North Dufferin Agricultural and Community Taskforce (NDACT) has released Garry Hunter from his duties as their Community Trusted Peer Reviewer as ...
By Sam Odrowski Voting for the Rotary Club of Orangeville Highland’s 2025 Community Choice Grants commenced on St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) and runs until ...
By Sam Odrowski The Town of Orangeville continues to be impacted by a cybersecurity incident that began on Feb. 27, creating outages for certain online ...
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A Dufferin OPP officer has been recognized for his volunteer efforts in the community by the Optimist Club ...
The Town of Orangeville has no new information to share regarding an ongoing cyber-attack that began on Feb. 27. The Citizen reported on March 6 ...
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Three decades of art is being “unleashed” into Shelburne Town Hall for spectators to see. The Shelburne Town ...
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Mulmur residents rallied together to show their love of hockey, and now their local arena has been announced ...
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Dufferin County Councillors racked up nearly half a million in salary and expenses in 2024 according to a ...
It’s been a long, cold, and very snowy winter in Dufferin County — the sort of weather that seems best for hot chocolate and catching ...
By Paula Brown Members from two local emergency services laced up their skates and squared off on the ice for a good-spirited game of hockey. ...
By JAMES MATTHEWS Orangeville is rolling out an online dog licensing program. The change was made to municipal animal control legislation during its March 10 ...
Income tax season is often stressful and regularly frustrating. For those facing additional pressures and challenges impacting filing, it can add up. As part of ...
Business provides math tutoring from kindergarten to grade 12 By Brian Lockhart It was fitting that Mathnasium of Orangeville held its grand opening on March ...
By Sam Odrowski The Orangeville Public Library is hosting a renowned speaker, physician and author on Saturday, March 22 at its Mill Street Branch, in ...
By Zachary Roman A local arts non-profit is putting nature-inspired artwork in the spotlight to celebrate the arrival of Spring. From 1 to 3 p.m. ...
By Brian Lockhart The ‘Life in the Country’ juried photography exhibition currently on display in the Silo Gallery at the Museum of Dufferin platformed the ...
By Brian Lockhart The Age Group level of the Orangeville Otters travelled to Halton Hills to compete at the Halton Hills Blue Fins Tuna Splash ...
By Brian Lockhart For the Orangeville Junior C Northmen, 2025 will be a rebuilding year, with a very different-looking team, as the upcoming lacrosse season ...
By Brian Lockhart Orangeville Blitz management has announced that the local senior hockey team will not continue with the rest of the season. The Ontario ...
By Brian Lockhart After four years of filming, editing, and putting it all together, a film about the history of lacrosse in Orangeville will premiere ...
By Brian Lockhart Toronto Rock owner, president, and general manager Jamie Dawick has announced a multi-player trade deal. The announcement, made on Tuesday, Feb. 25, ...
By Brian Lockhart The Westside Secondary School Thunder senior girls’ volleyball team competed at CWOSSA and had good results. The CWOSSA competition was held at ...
By Chris Broom The Storm FC U15 Boys met Sporting FC Academy U15 boys on Saturday night (March 1) for the first time since late ...
By Brian Lockhart The Huronia Region Short Course Championships brought some of the best swimmers from across the region to compete in the water. The ...
By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Junior C Northmen have been a success since their inaugural season in 2022. Because of the strong support and lacrosse ...
By Brian Lockhart The Westside Secondary School Thunder senior girls’ volleyball team are champions after winning over the Emmanuel Christian High School Eagles in the ...
To the Editor, As president Trump’s 25% tariffs kick in today, Canadians are learning what can happen when our neighbours no longer act in a ...
In the Feb. 13, 2025, edition of the Orangeville Citizen, there was an update regarding the new proposed Fire Hall for the Town of Orangeville. ...
I’ve lived here more than 10 years and I have yet to be given the courtesy of a meeting with my MPP, Sylvia Jones, despite ...
Brian Lockhart, in his Feb. 13 opinion piece, mused about how many people “at the protest” actually vote. This backhanded attack on free speech is ...
Dear Sir, Health Care issues are always pertinent in Ontario elections. They should be top of mind for this election. Having been in primary care ...
On Jan. 17, a letter signed by 160 Leaders of Faith was sent to Doug Ford. The group, including Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist and Unitarian organizations ...
Dear Editor, Now, more than ever, we need politicians who have the fortitude to walk into a tough situation and stand up for their principles, ...
In less than three weeks there will be a provincial election in Ontario. Although the noise from Washington may be a distraction we need to ...
Dear Editor, U.S. President Trump’s ongoing unjust and unjustified tariff threats have shown Canada cannot take anything for granted. There’s no time for rest. Canada ...
Dear Mr. Editor Recent demonstrations at MLA Sylvia Jones’ office should provide a need for discussions with the Voters but to no avail. The lack ...