April 2018 Archive
Mom pens a ‘survival guide’ for first year of motherhood
There are hundreds of books out there for the care and feeding of baby, but how many take the time to cover the proper care ...
Popular local organization launches March for Meals in Orangeville
By Jasen Obermeyer Caledon’s Meals on Wheels organization has launched a March for Meals campaign in Orangeville, working with members in the community to bring ...
$20 million Lotto 6/49 ticket purchased in town
The Orangeville area apparently has a new multi-millionaire. The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) announced last week that the jackpot winning ticket for the ...
Town Council approves economic development strategy update
By Jasen Obermeyer Orangeville council has unanimously approved an updated report on the town’s economic development strategy by Dufferin County’s consulting firm, showing the town’s ...
Libertarian seeking to represent region at Queen’s Park
By Bill Rea Jeff Harris hopes the Libertarian message can be spread across Dufferin-Caledon and the rest of Ontario in the coming provincial election campaign. ...
The truth about OPP
Recently Orangeville council voted 4 to 3 in favour of maintaining the current police force vs. a proposal from the OPP to provide policing service ...
Free, but at what cost?
The Wynne government just announced that they are planning to roll out free daycare in 2020. They said it’s to include children from 2.5 years ...
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