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Kushindokai Karate waiting for green light

June 18, 2020   ·   0 Comments

By Brian Lockhart Like other fitness and training centres in the province, Kushindokai Karate and Fitness in Orangeville is waiting for the next phase of ...

Renovations at Headwaters hospital almost complete

By Alyssa Parkhill In October of last year, Shelburne residents Joan and Paul Waechter made a generous donation of $1 million in support of Headwaters ...

Local kid Daniel Milone takes part in Ontario’s Legislative Page program

By Paula Brown Could you imagine having to memorize the names, faces, riding, and seating of 107 MPPs in Queen’s Park? This was one of ...

Residents concerned at excessive use of dirt bikes/ATVs on former gravel pits

By Brian Lockhart Dirt bike and ATV riders don’t seem to be getting the message that they shouldn’t be riding their vehicles in former gravel ...

Visiting the outside art gallery at the Alton Mill Arts Centre

By Constance Scrafield When the only art gallery we have in this broad area of artists is designated a shopping mall, there has been a ...

Dufferin County reduces projected deficit from COVID-19 crisis

By James Matthews Cost-saving measures and new money means the financial hole dug by the necessary response to COVID-19 isn’t quite as deep for Dufferin ...

Town of Orangeville planning to reopen some recreational venues in coming weeks

By Brian Lockhart With Wellington and Dufferin counties included in the area that will be involved in the provincial Stage 2 plan to start opening ...

WDGPH using regional approach to flatten curve of COVID-19

By Alyssa Parkhill Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health (WDGPH) has been working in overdrive to ensure the community has been protected and informed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, ...

Local BLM rally draws 1,000 supporters to downtown Orangeville

By Brian Lockhart Around 1,000 people gathered at Alexandra Park in Orangeville on Sunday (June 14) to take part in a rally in support of ...

YMCA to take over operations of daycare at Jean Hamlyn Centre

By Mike Baker The Town of Orangeville has found a new operator to take over the Jean Hamlyn Day Care Centre.  During last week’s Council ...

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