June 2021 Archive

Outlaws ready to start flag football season

By Brian Lockhart The hope of having a regular football season this summer is slowly evaporating as the provincial limits to the number of players ...

Downtown two-hour parking to be enforced

The Town of Orangeville would like to remind motorists that two-hour parking is enforced to ensure short-term availability of spaces for shoppers and visitors as ...

Sports groups unite in quest for answers from provincial government

By Brian LockhartThe baseball diamonds are not hearing the crack of the bat, softball leagues are on the sidelines, soccer pitches remain empty, and on ...

Six Nations Arrows launch legal action again OJALL

The Six Nations Arrows Lacrosse Association has launched legal action against the Ontario Junior A Lacrosse League and the Ontario Lacrosse Association. The Arrows are ...

Stay current if you book a night at a provincial park

Provincial parks are open but if you are planning an overnight stay, you should keep on top of the situation even if you have booked ...

Nothing said, nothing done

Nothing said, nothing done. Something said, still nothing done.  Both the community and the handicapped need help. On December 16th, 2020, I was T-boned at ...

The time for apologies is over

By MP Kyle Seeback Our country is grieving following the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation’s devastating discovery of a mass grave with the remains of ...

Growing your own food

By Martina Rowley As COVID restrictions continue, backyard or front yard vegetable growing is again looking like one of the go-to hobbies this year. Growing ...

No one will be punished

By Brian Lockhart The recent discovery of a grave site at a formal residential school in British Columbia has sent shock waves across the country. ...

Not meaning to lecture

By Constance Scrafield Recently, at separate and different times I found myself – only possibly – lecturing two young men about diverse subjects. The more ...

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