July 2019 Archive
Four names on ballot for second D-C Conservative nomination
By Mike Baker While three local parties have already started campaigning ahead of October’s federal election, Dufferin-Caledon Conservatives have yet to set a date for ...
Issues continue to plague Orangeville’s $1.2 million municipal bus fleet
By Mike Baker The issues surrounding Orangeville’s troubled municipal transit fleet just continue to pile up. Town staff informed the Citizen late last week that ...
Federal Minister of Infrastructure & Communities visits Orangeville
By Julia Lloyd Francois-Phillipe Champagne, Canada’s Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, stopped and visited one of Orangeville’s accessible and inclusive playgrounds on Monday (July 8).. ...
Local homeowner goes above and beyond to install new pool
By Paula Brown Orangeville’s west end residents and neighbours were treated to an odd sight on Tuesday (July 9) when Chad Critchley decided to do ...
Soulyve makes spontaneous return for one day only
By Makayla Pereira Chef Phil DeWar advertised on Instagram that Soulyve would be hosting a pop-up sale of the popular former downtown restaurant’s authentic reggae ...
10th Wine and Food Festival coming to Alton Mills Art Centre
By Constance Scrafield For a tenth time, the Alton Mill Arts Centre is inviting the world to enjoy the collaboration of local wineries and restaurants ...
Hanson preliminary hearing under way
By Paula Brown A preliminary inquiry for Michelle Hanson, the mother of Kaden Young, began Monday (July 8) in an Orangeville courtroom. The hearing is ...
Orangeville Hydro investigating why 4,100 homes & businesses lost power this week
By Mike Baker Orangeville Hydro has yet to pinpoint the cause of a local blackout that left 4,100 homes and businesses without power in the ...
Library’s monthly storytelling series highlights local authors
By Paula Brown The Orangeville Public Library hosted its monthly Storytelling Series Monday and it’s continuing to highlight local authors. “In fostering a love of ...
RBC Future Launch Community Challenge a call to action for youth
By Makayla Pereira The RBC Future Launch Community Challenge is a call to action for youth in the community, aged 15 to 29. The Community ...
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