July 2022 Archive
Opening of affordable housing complex delayed to next year
There’s been a slight delay in opening a permanent affordable housing building in Orangeville. Coun. Joe Andrews, who sits on Orangeville’s Men’s Homelessness Committee, provided ...
Rotary Park redevelopment plans revealed to Orangeville Council
By Sam Odrowski Orangeville Council has approved a $11.29 Million redevelopment plan, in principle, for Rotary Park, with the end goal of making it a ...
Junior C Northmen advance to next round
By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Northmen will advance to the next round of the Ontario Junior C Lacrosse League playoffs after eliminating the Halton Bulldogs ...
NDBL Senior division battling it out for final playoff berth
By Brian Lockhart With most teams having five or six games left on the regular season schedule, the Senior division of North Dufferin Baseball League ...
Local event for National Indigenous Peoples Day shares teachings, live music with attendees
By Sam Odrowski A celebration marking National Indigenous Peoples Day was held by the Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle (DCCRC) at the Alder Recreation Centre ...
Orangeville resident wins $1 million on LOTTO MAX
There’s a new millionaire in Orangeville. Local resident Miroslawa Baranski won a MAXMILLIONS prize worth $1 million in the May 20, 2022 LOTTO MAX draw. Miroslawa, who’s a healthcare worker, says ...
Junior Bengals in fourth place with two games left in regular season
By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Junior Bengals still have a chance to move up a notch in the North Dufferin Baseball League Junior Division before ...
Headwaters Arts holding final members’ show of season
By Constance Scrafield The View from Here is technically the last Headwaters Arts members’ show this season. Twenty-one artists have a total of 36 works ...
Theatre Orangeville holding five-day summer arts festival
By Sam Odrowski Just when it seemed like summer couldn’t get much better, with the return of many annual events local residents know and love, ...
Camp aims to reconnect youth with their Indigenous culture
By Zachary Roman Students with First Nation, Inuit and Métis ancestry can attend a free camp this summer. The Peel District School Board’s (PDSB) Indigenous ...
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