Posts By Sam Odrowski
A strange calamity in Toronto
IT WAS PROBABLY no coincidence that the deadly rampage on Toronto’s Yonge Street occurred on a sunny Monday afternoon that was in sharp contrast to ...
A worthwhile trip east for Liberals
IT WILL BE INTERESTING, indeed, to see whether the Trudeau government will take the action demanded in a resolution with local roots that was passed ...
Westside hosts junior badminton championship
Westside Secondary School hosted the district 4 junior badminton championship on Thursday, April 12. Competing players from the district gathered to vie for a chance ...
Trio sought after armed robbery at First Street store in Orangeville
Orangeville Police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred just before 6:00 a.m. Tuesday morning at a First Street convenience store. Three black males entered ...
Heawaters Arts presenting Perspectives at Alton Mill Arts Centre
Headwaters Arts presents Perspectives, works by regional artists in a new group show at the Alton Mill Arts Centre. The exhibit, on display until this ...
Caledon Townhall Players to present Dilemmas with Dinner
By Constance Scrafield When you are an ambitious young woman, with eyes on the future, you invite the boss and his lady for dinner, with ...
Doug Ford and Hydro
By Brian Lockhart There’s an old episode of Seinfeld where a well-to-do gentleman of the upper crust is seen eating his Snickers Bar with a ...
Can the small daily paper be saved?
UNLESS ACTION OF SOME SORT is taken, the only daily newspapers left in North America will be a few tabloids and giants like the New ...
More flexible contracts needed
ONE THING ORANGEVILLE and Toronto had in common during last weekend’s storm was a lack of access to contractors who help clear the streets and ...
Minister of Agriculture, Food speaks locally on need for rural support
By Jasen Obermeyer Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Jeff Leal is looking to expand support for rural Ontario, after two polarizing summers hit ...
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