March 2021 Archive

Free transit ending March 31

Orangeville residents who’ve been taking advantage of free transit rides are going to have to fork out the regular fares at the end of the ...

Orangeville’s patio season set to return April 1

By Sam Odrowski Restaurant patio season is returning on April 1, one month earlier than usual. During an Orangeville Council meeting earlier in the month, ...

Fromage – the art of a cheese shop’s survival

By Constance Scrafield The creative mind is that of an artist, whatever the subject matter. Surviving COVID protocols and enforced restrictions at best and shut-downs ...

Our history?

By Brian Lockhart It is amazing how much of world history has been re-written incorrectly. The blockbuster movie, Braveheart, was a fun film to watch ...

Ah! The Highlife

By Constance Scrafield You have to admit we have it pretty well here in Canada. Oh, I know, the right thing to do is to ...

Join the Urban Gardening Movement!

By Mayor Sandy Brown It’s been a year of lockdowns and social distancing, but spring is just around the corner, and there is no better ...

Resorts extend skiing season to April depending on weather

Hockley hoping for cold spring By Brian Lockhart If you’re into spring skiing this could be a bonus year for you. Ski hills across Ontario ...

OPFL cautious about summer league football

Plans underway but don’t expect games By Brian Lockhart The Ontario Provincial Football League is gearing up for the summer football season, however it may ...

Healthcare workers in Shelburne march to Town Hall in call to action campaign

By Paula Brown “Respect Us. Protect Us. Pay Us.” Dufferin Oaks healthcare staff marched to Shelburne Town Hall on Monday (March 8), International Women’s Day, ...

Kyle Fegan shares his journey into municipal politics

By Peter Richardson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter First time Shelburne Councillor, Kyle Fegan started life in what is now Cambridge and for the first few ...

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