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By Constance Scrafield You might be surprised at the similarities between real sand – desert sand – and snow. Their dissimilarities might come to you ...

This is Caledon’s week of Pay It Forward – the art of kindness

By Constance Scrafield On January 30, a proclamation was sent out by Caledon Mayor Allan Thompson proclaiming  the week of February 11 to 17 as ...

Local ministry trying to find 14 refugees a home

By Constance Scrafield Jennifer Miedema “wants to change the world” or at least the bit that she has in her sights at the moment. As ...

Time to Party at the Big Easy with Orangeville’s Blues & Jazz

By Constance Scrafield The timing is great: on February 17, there’ll be an opportunity to blow away the February blues. On Saturday, February 17, you ...

Accidental Hit-Man Blues will be next CTHP comedy

By Constance Scrafield All theatre players understand, as by instinct, that “the show must go on!” Nor illness, accident, weather can halt the great thespian ...

Sometimes I wonder why

By Constance Scrafield ‘Iggs, so I call him, as a nod to his Cockney background, is in a multi-month battle with his local council, H, ...

Unique in the world: Agatha Christie’s ‘The Mousetrap’

By Constance Scrafield The antique St. Martin’s Theatre on West Street, London WC2, UK, and Theatre Orangeville (TOV) have something very special in common: what ...

Up next at Theatre Orangeville: Trudeau Stories

By Constance Scrafield So, at 22 years old, you’re in your second year of a three-year Acting Program at the National Theatre School of Canada ...

Buddy Holly Dance Party coming to Orangeville Opera House

By Constance Scrafield Said Bill Culp of his upcoming show at the Orangeville Opera House, “‘This is more than just a concert;  Buddy Holly has ...

All the King’s horses

By Constance Scrafield Once the egg is broken, you might as well decide how you are going to use it, because you can’t put it ...

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