February 2025 Archive
Caledon Town Hall Players present new comedy, ‘The Wild Women of Winedale’
By Constance Scrafield There is still time to catch performances of the wonderfully funny “Wild Women of Winedale” – on now at the Caledon Town ...
Health care in Ontario
Dear Sir, Health Care issues are always pertinent in Ontario elections. They should be top of mind for this election. Having been in primary care ...
Forever grateful
On Jan. 17, a letter signed by 160 Leaders of Faith was sent to Doug Ford. The group, including Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist and Unitarian organizations ...
All-candidates debate
Dear Editor, Now, more than ever, we need politicians who have the fortitude to walk into a tough situation and stand up for their principles, ...
Different kinds of thieves
By Gwynne Dyer What’s the difference between smash-and-grab raids and protection rackets? Not all that much from the legal point of view, but protection rackets ...
Voting is a precious right
By Constance Scrafield If Doug Ford is elected in the snap election he called, next week on Feb. 27, he will see to it that ...
A picture doesn’t always say 1,000 words
By Brian Lockhart There is a fairly famous painting that hangs in the Museum of Modern Art in New York. It was created in 1948 by American ...
Nominations open on Valentine’s Day for Rotary Community Choice Grants
By Sam Odrowski Is there one or more local nonprofits in the community you feel deserve extra funding? Now is the chance to show some ...
DCCBA to mark 5th anniversary of Black History Month celebrations at Theatre Orangeville
By Sam Odrowski The Dufferin County Canadian Black Association (DCCBA) is celebrating five years of hosting Black History Month events in Dufferin County with a ...
Dufferin–Caledon Provincial Election Debates to feature local candidates
Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Four Dufferin-based non-profits have teamed up to host two local debates for the 2025 Provincial Election. The Dufferin Board ...
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