May 2025 Archive
Projects and renovations
By Jasen Obermeyer With the weather outside finally nice, it’s usually that time of year to bring out the patio furniture, bikes, get the pool ...
The Tie is Too Tight
By Constance Scrafield Take an elected leader of a country, trusted by dint of a well-founded reputation for honesty and clarity of vision; of compassion for those ...
The dogs and the sugar bush
By Keith Schell Our late Father owned a piece of bush property several miles away from where we had our home in the country. It ...
Experiencing a life-threatening emergency? Know how to call 9-1-1 with tips from Dufferin County
When you’re in the middle of an emergency, whether it be a fire, medical situation or you’re experiencing a crime, it’s inevitable to be stressed. ...
Hanover blanks Essex to win 2025 provincial Schmalz Cup
By Brian Lockhart The Hanover Barons have captured the 2025 provincial Junior C Schmalz Cup after winning the final series in a four-game sweep over ...
Orangeville District Secondary School to host over 500 athletes for Special Olympics Track and Field Day
Special Olympics Track and Field Day is coming to Orangeville next week for students at schools across Dufferin County and North Wellington. Approximately 500 athletes ...
Tickets on sale now for 20th Annual Jim Cuddy Jamboree in support of local hospital
By Paula Brown Juno-award-winning musician Jim Cuddy will be helping raise funds for health care in Dufferin County as he takes the stage in Mulmur ...
Smile Cookie Campaign sets record with $50,000 donation to Headwaters
By Sam Odrowski The recent Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie Campaign raised a record amount of money for Headwaters Health Care Foundation (HHCF). In partnership with ...
Dufferin County food banks each receive $10,000 in food donations from Kraft Hockeyville
By Paula Brown North Dufferin residents who rallied to support Honeywood Arena during the 2025 Kraft Hockeyville Competition have done more than help raise funds ...
Dufferin Arts Council launching bursary, scholarship programs to support artists in the region
By Sam Odrowski The Dufferin Arts Council will distribute $15,000 to aspiring and semi-established artists through its annual programs later this year. Submissions for the ...
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