February 2018 Archive
Accidental Hit-Man Blues will be next CTHP comedy
By Constance Scrafield All theatre players understand, as by instinct, that “the show must go on!” Nor illness, accident, weather can halt the great thespian ...
Sylvia Jones won’t run, will remain neutral in PC leadership contest
By Mike Pickford Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones has confirmed she will not be putting her name forward as a potential replacement for former Ontario PC ...
Mom criticizes lack of warnings as son suspended
By Jasen Obermeyer The mother of one of 191 Orangeville students who were suspended last Thursday for failure to update their immunization records says she ...
DCAFS seeking new, quality board members
By Mike Pickford One of Dufferin County’s most vital service providers is on the lookout for local volunteers as it seeks to fill some seats ...
Alzheimer Society of Dufferin County hires new executive director
By Mike Pickford There has been a changing of the guard at the Alzheimer Society of Dufferin County as the local non-profit organization welcomed a ...
Teams from around the province at Sweetheart Tournament
By Brian Lockhart Teams from around the province arrived in Orangeville over the weekend for the annual Sweetheart Tournament hosted by the Orangeville Girls Hockey ...
Gobsmacking events
By Todd Taylor The events of the last 10 days have left me absolutely gobsmacked. I was astonished by the multiple harassment claims that continue ...
Sometimes I wonder why
By Constance Scrafield ‘Iggs, so I call him, as a nod to his Cockney background, is in a multi-month battle with his local council, H, ...
The elephant will remain
By Tom Claridge Thanks to the Internet, you may not have noticed any more than the usual number of grammatical errors in the Citizen’s news ...
PC’s chaos a blessing in disguise?
THE SHOCKING, UNEXPECTED departure of Patrick Brown as leader of Ontario’s Officinal Opposition party, the Progressive Conservatives, may well turn out to be a blessing ...
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