Posts By Sam Odrowski
Community power
By Constance Scrafield A significant number of people began, 40 years ago, to bring the Humber River to a Canadian Heritage River status. It took ...
Let’s resurrect the Explorer
By Tom Claridge The decision of Orangeville Council to investigate sale or disposal of the Town-owned Orangeville-Brampton Railway was seriously defective, in that no mention ...
Korea, Japan history wars
By Gwynne Dyer Nation-states, like four-year-olds, find it very hard to admit they are in the wrong and apologise. Adult intervention often helps, but all ...
Headwaters hospital CEO Stacey Daub to step down in October
By Mike Baker Stacey Daub, the popular President and CEO of Headwaters Health Care Centre (HHCC), will be vacating her position in October. Reports of ...
Industrial sector seek to end “misinformation” on rail line
By Mike Baker Representatives from Orangeville’s industrial sector are seeking to set the record straight regarding what they perceive to be “misinformation” about the Orangeville-Brampton ...
‘Naturalized’ green space simply overgrown, resident tells Council
By Mike Baker An Orangeville resident contends the Town is in breach of its own bylaws by allowing green space behind residential properties on Hutchinson ...
Town posts $1.3m surplus in 2018
By Mike Baker A seemingly recurring nice-to-have problem found its way before Orangeville Council this week after Town Treasurer Nandini Syed confirmed the municipality held ...
DQ’s Miracle Treat Day raises $55,000 for Sick Kids Hospital
By Mike Baker ‘Dairy Queen Christmas’ struck gold in Orangeville once again last week, with the community coming together to raise more than $55,000 on ...
Theatre Orangeville’s Midsummer Night’s Dream just a week away
By Constance Scrafield Theatre Orangeville’s monumental production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is being performed on the Amphitheatre on Island Lake. There will be five ...
Resident’s complaint leads to Council eying cat bylaw
By Mike Baker Orangeville Mayor Sandy Brown has promised to one day look into developing a new bylaw regulating cat ownership after one local resident ...
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