February 2026 Archive
SnowPitch tournament in Orangeville delivers mid-winter baseball game in the snow
By Brian Lockhart It was cold and snowy, and most of the time the bases were buried somewhere underneath the snow, but that made it ...
From idea to income: ‘How to Start a Small Business’ workshop coming to Orangeville
By Joshua Drakes A local event geared towards small business owners or individuals looking to start a business is coming to Orangeville. The ‘How to ...
Orangeville Blitz wins in thriller match against Six Nations, secures first place in league standings
By Terry Sheppard In a high-stakes showdown at the Six Nations Sports and Cultural Memorial Centre, the Orangeville Blitz orchestrated a dramatic come-from-behind victory over ...
Mono Winterfest brings the community together to brave the cold
By Joshua Drakes Despite cold conditions, hundreds came out to attend Winterfest at the Mono Community Centre on Feb. 1, enjoying outdoor and indoor activities. ...
Mono fears diminished role after province amalgamates conservation authority
By JAMES MATTHEWS Municipal taxpayers cover the lion’s share of conservation authority costs. The provincial government introduced legislation in October to create the Ontario Provincial ...
Mono council skuttles ballot referendum question
By JAMES MATTHEWS At least one Mono resident has urged town council not to be so quick to dismiss a request for a referendum on ...
Dufferin County’s first Poet Laureate shares update on life in Nova Scotia
By Constance Scrafield Dufferin County’s first Poet Laureate, Harry Posner, moved from Orangeville to a village in Nova Scotia with his wife, Uta, and their ...
Caledon Town Hall Players excited to perform ‘Lunenburg’
By Constance Scrafield In a recent interview with the director of Lunenburg, Jennifer Bartrum, a true fan of Norm Foster’s plays, said, “When I heard ...
Iran – pretending to have nukes?
By Gwynne DyerThe Iranian regime is brutal, fanatical and corrupt. It has just committed the mass murder of its own citizens in the city streets ...
The affordable housing myth
By Brian Lockhart There is a subdivision near where I live that is filled with modest homes. It has a 1960s feel, and that’s pretty ...
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