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Council told worst case scenario is 2024 completion of Hansen Blvd., road expected in 2023

October 6, 2022   ·   0 Comments

By Sam Odrowski Orangeville council recently received an update on the missing piece of road and bridge that will connect Hansen Blvd together. When the ...

Food bank looking for long-term funding commitment from town

By Sam Odrowski The Orangeville Food Bank is hoping to secure a long-term financial commitment from council, as an increasing number of people are seeking ...

What to know for the upcoming Oct. 24 municipal election

The municipal election takes place on Oct. 24, where the mayor, deputy mayor and five councillors will be voted in to sit on a four-year ...

Doc Gillies, a ‘force to be reckoned with’, passes at 89

By Constance Scrafield Doc Gillies has left a wonderful legacy in Orangeville. His death on Sept. 22 at the age of 89 was “the end ...

Railway funds, OPP transition discussed during Orangeville mayoral forum

By Sam Odrowski As the municipal election on Oct. 24 draws nearer, it’s important for Orangeville residents to understand the views of those who are ...

Orangeville mayor reflects on 2018-2022 term at final council meeting

By Sam Odrowski Orangeville council held their final meeting of the 2018-2022 term last Monday (Sept. 26) and Mayor Sandy Brown, who’s not seeking re-election, ...

Orangeville’s 2022 Arts & Culture Award winners announced

The Town of Orangeville announced the winners of the 2022 Arts & Culture Awards on Thursday, Sept. 29. The event celebrated the local arts and ...

New exhibition coming to Alton Mill Arts Centre

“Inside the Hive” to showcase encaustic and cold wax art By Zachary Roman Caledon residents will “bee” able to see a unique new art exhibition ...

Still no bylaw to govern use of fireworks in Mono

By JAMES MATTHEWS, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The issue of regulating fireworks usage in Mono will smoulder as part of unfinished business until the next ...

Jeremy Williams running again for mayor

By Sam Odrowski Orangeville mayor candidate, Jeremy Williams says he’s running on the “the boring stuff.” Roads, infrastructure, parks, safe communities, planning for the future ...

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