July 2026 Archive
Op-ed: Orangeville’s Pollinator Protection Plan is about more than gardens
Our trees, wetlands, and parks are not just background scenery in Orangeville. They are part of what makes this town feel like home. Residents care ...
Op-ed: Canada Post and the shuttering of community newspapers
The shuttering of Winnipeg’s Community Review means 200,000 households will no longer get the benefit of a free community newspaper delivered to their door. It ...
Healing begins with being heard: FTP’s services foster recovery and hope
When people think of Family Transition Place (FTP), many immediately think of an emergency shelter and crisis support. While these services remain a vital part ...
The sun always comes up in the morning
by CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD Optimism is a funny thing – it keeps us sane and lets us face any troubles we may have with a steadier ...
Courts are the last defence against tyranny
by GWYNNE DYER India and the United States are the world’s two biggest democracies, and both of them seem to be in danger. In each ...
Fretting at corners under an eerie orange sky
by JAMES MATTHEWS When the sky changes, people and birds and every other animal become wary that something’s happening. Portents in the sky have been ...
Orangeville Junior A Northmen advance in playoffs after overtime win against Six Nations
Written By BRIAN LOCKHART The Orangeville Junior Northmen have advanced to the second round of the Ontario Junior A Lacrosse League playoffs after an overtime ...
Orangeville Otters close the season with Summer Splash Invitational
Written By BRIAN LOCKHART The Orangeville Otters Swim Club closed out the 2025/26 season with an outstanding week at the Summer Splash Invitational, hosted by ...
Orangeville Otters close the season with Summer Splash Invitational
Written By BRIAN LOCKHART The Orangeville Otters Swim Club closed out the 2025/26 season with an outstanding week at the Summer Splash Invitational, hosted by ...
Junor appointed to Federal committee on anti-Black racism
Written By Kathryn Fraser LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Caledon’s very own Kevin Junor is among eight Canadians appointed to the Federal Government’s External Ministerial Advisory ...
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