By Constance Scrafield Except for a number of years after the Second World War, there has been a community band in Caledon since the 1850’s ...
By Constance Scrafield Graham Maycock has given himself a time line to achieve enough success to know if music is to be his life. In ...
In a revelation last weekend, I realized what constitutes the true backbone of Canada. A visit to the McMichael Art Gallery over the weekend, having ...
When Walt Wingfield decides to run for a seat in the local council to fight off a condo development on the 7th Concession, his neighbours ...
Caledon Townhall Players (CTHP) are bringing comedy into the New Year with their production of Things My Mother Taught Me, opening next Thursday, February 16, ...
On July 14, 1789, the people of Paris, France, stormed the Bastille fortress to capture gunpowder and arms which began, in truth, the French Revolution. ...
Warm welcome back to Walt Wingfield in Wingfield’s Progress by Dan Needles, opening February 2 at Theatre Orangeville. This is number two in the seven ...
When two artists live together as a married couple, there is every chance for mutual support and encouraging forays into challenging work. So it is ...
Following the Christmas/New Year break, Theatre Orangeville’s next production for this year’s season is Wingfield’s Progress by Dan Needles, which opens on February 2. “It’s ...
John Langen, Hockley Valley tree farmer – mostly Blue Spruce – really likes the wooden statues, especially those carved by Jim Menken, that are all ...
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