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February 10, 2022   ·   0 Comments

By Constance Scrafield Do you ever wonder how much of what happens is planned and how much is spontaneous? No conspiracy here, honest, the pandemic ...

Two weeks left to claim winning LOTTO MAX ticket sold in Orangeville last year

There are two weeks left to claim an ENCORE – LOTTO MAX prize worth $10,000 from the Tuesday, February 23, 2021 LOTTO MAX draw. The winning numbers were 1 – 6 – ...

Considerations when deciding the legal structure of your business

One of the first considerations when starting a new business is determining how you are going to structure your enterprise. In Ontario, there are three ...

Local Rotary Club’s Community Choice Grants launches Feb. 14

The Rotary Club of Orangeville Highlands is again inviting the public to help them help choose which local charities and nonprofits will receive one of ...

Change.org petition against the Town’s mandatory vaccination policy gains nearly 600 signatures

A recently launched Change.org petition calling for the Town of Orangeville to rescind its mandatory vaccine policy for staff, contractors, and volunteers has garnered close ...

Recognizing local charities for Non-Profit Appreciation Week

By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A small group of Dufferin County organizations will be recognizing the work of local non-profits next week as ...

Mono Council approves 2022 Budget with 2.4 per cent tax increase

By Peter Richardson Mono Council approved their 2022 Budget during their Feb. 8 Council meeting with a 2.4 per cent increase. Mayor John Creelman presented ...

Minor hockey back in full swing at local arenas

By Brian Lockhart After a ‘pause’ in the regular season that lasted almost a month, minor hockey teams are once again on the ice and ...

First Line for Syria fundraising to bring third Syrian refugee family to the region

By Sam Odrowski In one of many Jordanian refugee camps sits roughly 200,000 displaced Syrians, who’s homes and lives have been destroyed through a civil ...

Hundreds join Orangeville’s ‘Freedom Convoy’ to Queens Park over weekend

By Sam Odrowski Canadian flags and signs calling for an end to COVID-19 restrictions/mandates filled the Canadian Tire parking lot (95 First Street) on Saturday ...

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