September 2017 Archive
Roslyn Levin: for the love of Sumi-e
By Constance Scrafield Window shoppers on Orangeville’s Broadway will have an extra treat this month if they pause at Dragonfly Arts and take in the ...
Ugandan visitor brings her world of art to Canada
By Constance Scrafield It is an annual trek to Canada from Uganda that Carol Neumbe has been making for 12 years. She brings suitcases full ...
Dufferin County’s road system marking its 100th anniversary
By Jasen Obermeyer When you think of the year 1917, what comes to mind? World War 1? The Russian Revolution? Specifically as a Canadian, how ...
Alder St. crossover subject to new Ontario law
By Jasen Obermeyer As students are adjusting to going back to school this week, the Town of Orangeville has unveiled its first new pedestrian crossover ...
Dufferin OPP welcomes new detachment commander
By Brian Lockhart The Dufferin Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police has a new commander. Staff Sergeant Nicol Randall took over the top duties at ...
Town to study need for upgrades in wake of 2 flooding incidents
Written by Tom Claridge In the wake of serious flooding of streets earlier this summer, Orangeville’s Public Works director says his staff will look at ...
Northmen Novice team undefeated for the season
Written By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Northmen Novice team have done what very few lacrosse teams can accomplish. They ended their season as an undefeated ...
The radical left and free speech
Why is the radical left so afraid of free speech? By “left” I don’t mean traditional liberal. The liberal parties, of North America at least, ...
Mike Duffy’s strange lawsuit
THE $7.8-MILLION LAWSUIT launched by Senator Mike Duffy must surely be one of the most unusual Canadian civil actions ever. Although the lawsuit names as ...
‘I was a normal kid,’ says ‘Meredith’, reflecting on how wanting to be a ‘cool kid’ led her down lethal road of drug addiction
Written by Mike Pickford Remember, no feeling is final and it’s never too late to change your life. Something of a cliché, but one Orangeville ...
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