October 2025 Archive

Ontario Public Library Week to celebrate retirement of CEO Darla Fraser

Libraries play a valuable role in every community, and the Orangeville Public Library is excited to invite its patrons to celebrate with them. This year’s ...

Mono committee quits in protest of council denying heritage designation

By James Matthews, Local Mono’s heritage advisory committee members resigned as a whole in protest of town council’s decision regarding a local historical farmstead property. ...

ODSS senior girls maintain first place in District 10 basketball standings

By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville District Secondary School Scarlett Bears senior girls’ basketball team is still in first place in the District 10 standings with ...

Orangeville Curling Club receives grant funding to repair leaky roof

By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Curling Club has been around since members arrived for a match in a horse-drawn carriage to play their game on ...

Theatre Orangeville’s ‘The Wonder of It All’ opens the season with laughter, heart and honesty

The Wonder of It All returned to Theatre Orangeville last week with a resounding success, kicking off the 2025 season with a full house. Originally ...

Giving thanks

We thank thee, Lord, for all your grace, your love, and comfort too.But most of all, we thank thee, Lord, for riches loaned by you.Not ...

Canoe North Adventures gears up busy year of exploration in Canada’s far north

By Constance Scrafield Canoe North Adventures (CNA), based out of Hockley Valley, is booking unusually large numbers for their 2026 list of canoe trips in ...

Goldsmith Sarah Peacock brings her shine to Dragonfly Arts on Broadway

By Constance Scrafield With 30 years in the jewellery business, Sarah Peacock has settled in as an Orangeville-based artist and goldsmith. She has taken on ...

Affordable for who?

Sir, Oh my, oh my … after being told over a few years that the residential properties established in the development off Hansen would be ...

Monthly Message: Students explore future careers at DBOT’s Dream Career Event

The Orangeville Fairgrounds buzzed with excitement as more than 1,000 students explored career opportunities during the annual Dream Career Event, hosted by the Dufferin Board ...

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