Posts By Sam Odrowski

Solving the housing crisis

IF THERE’S ANYTHING everyone seems to agree on these days, it’s that there is a housing crisis centred on Toronto that has placed home ownership ...

They really do save lives

ONE OF OUR FAVOURITE warnings puts it succinctly, “Buckle Up! It’s the Law!” The good news this week was that the number of fatalities on ...

Consider the future of policing carefully, Orangeville

By Joe James There has been a great deal of debate lately regarding whether the Town should go OPP or stay with its own police ...

Hillcrest Private School occupies former site of Orange Lodge

By Peter Richardson What do an ex-shoe company executive, a transplanted Manitoba school teacher and a golden retriever named Buddy all have in common? They  ...

‘Fair’ or ‘free’? It’s complicated!

TRADE BETWEEN CANADA and the United States has been an issue since even before Confederation 150 years ago, and if Donald Trump has its way ...

Lots of questions to ask

AS WE SEE IT, there’s no need for a rush to judgment by Orangeville Council on the issue of local policing. Even if Council accepts ...

Mono council given update on its investment portfolio

By Peter Richardson At its meeting Tuesday of last week, Mono Council was brought up to date of the performance of its current investment portfolio, ...

Could they accomplish it together?

ONE THING WE SELDOM NEED at Ottawa is what lawmakers in the United States call ‘bipartisanship’ – co-operation between the party currently in power and ...

A sure sign of spring

ASIDE FROM THE ANNUAL FALL FAIR, one of the few occasions when all three buildings at the Orangeville Fairgrounds are in use will be this ...

French Immersion boundary review commended by public

By Peter Richardson In its ongoing efforts to enhance the French Immersion (FI) learning experience and at the same time relieve current overcrowding at its ...

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