April 2025 Archive
Seventy-two beats a minute
By Constance Scrafield Gentlemen! Start your engines and get ready for Planet K2-18b! What is 7 trillion miles or 124 Light Years to the likes ...
Dufferin–Caledon candidates share views at Dufferin Board of Trade debate
Conservative, NDP, People’s Party of Canada, and independent candidates attended debate By Zachary Roman Local candidates in the upcoming federal election shared their thoughts on ...
Pierre Poilievre announces plan to ‘stop the crime’’ at Brampton rally
Dufferin-Caledon Conservative candidate Kyle Seeback attended rally at the Embassy Grand Convention Centre By Zachary Roman Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives have announced their plan to deal ...
Orangeville and District Horticultural Society continues to blossom as it celebrates 55th anniversary
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Orangeville and District Horticultural Society is blooming into a new milestone and future. The local horticultural society ...
Local woman’s 80 acts of kindness for her 80th birthday raises $42,000 for Headwaters
By Paula Brown A local resident’s efforts to complete a year’s worth of small acts of kindness has moved Headwaters Health Care Centre (HHCC) one ...
‘Coffee With a Cop’ to return to Orangeville Tim Horton’s
Have you ever wanted the chance to sit down and talk to a local police officer over a cup of coffee? Well, now is your ...
Orangeville mayor says she has no intention of using ‘strong mayor’ powers following province’s announcement
By Sam Odrowski The provincial government announced last week that it is expanding “strong mayor” powers to 169 municipalities across Ontario, effective May 1. The ...
Community comes together to support Orangeville’s Springalicious Food Drive
By Sam Odrowski The annual Springalicious Food Drive, in support of the Orangeville Food Bank, was held over the weekend, generating nearly 7,000 pounds of ...
Mark Carney pledges to be tough on guns, make bail harder to get and more at Brampton campaign stop
Dufferin-Caledon Liberal candidate Malalai Halimi attended announcement at Sheridan College By Zachary Roman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Mark Carney’s Liberals have announced their plan to ...
Orangeville council considers a change in direction on public transit
By JAMES MATTHEWS Orangeville Transit can do more to educate the public about the timeframes the service runs. And this may be an opportune time ...
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