Posts By Sam Odrowski

Pharmacare should be affordable

EDITORIAL A HALF-CENTURY HAS PASSED since Canada followed Britain and other industrialized countries in providing universal medicare for its residents. But until now our provincially ...

Syrup festival time again

EDITORIAL MARCH BREAK has become the favourite time for maple syrup festivals, and this year the weather seems to be co-operating, with sap flowing well ...

OPP investigating multiple break-ins in Mono subdivision north of Hwy 9

Dufferin OPP officers have been investigating multiple residential break-ins in Mono’s new Fieldgate subdivision north of Highway 9 and east of First Line EHS. The ...

Shared services idea disrupts Dufferin

By Todd Taylor It is fascinating to see the latest interest in exploring a shared costing agreement for essential services in Dufferin County. Mayor Jeremy ...

Walrus hypocrisy

By Constance Scrafield “I weep for you,” the Walrus said. “I deeply sympathize.” With sobs and tears he sorted out Those of the largest size, ...

Elliott clearly safest pick for PCs

EDITORIAL WITH PATRICK BROWN no longer seeking to regain the leadership of Ontario’s Progressive Conservative party, there should be no doubt as to which of ...

Why spending won out

EDITORIAL IF NOTHING ELSE, the federal budget brought down Tuesday by Finance Minister Bill Morneau demonstrates a belief that new program spending is more popular ...

Bears advance to District 4/10 semi-final

By Brian Lockhart It didn’t take the Orangeville District Secondary School Bears boys hockey team very long to set the tone of the game in ...

This time, will the best one win?

THE RULES GOVERNING the election of the next Ontario Progressive Conservative leader are the same that led to Patrick Brown’s victory in 2015. Then, as ...

Metrolinx should get involved

EDITORIAL THE PENDING LOSS of Cando Rail Services Ltd. as operator of the Orangeville-Brampton Railway and its popular Credit Valley Explorer tour train must not ...

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