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EDITORIAL: Christmas in the Park: unique

November 28, 2019   ·   0 Comments

WITH LESS THAN A MONTH now left until Christmas Day, Orangeville residents will soon be able to enjoy the town’s unique event, the illuminated Christmas ...

One, the loneliest number

By Anthony Carnovale I love being alone; it’s something I need, crave and actively seek out. As a writer (and educator) I need time, space ...

Plea from a tax burdened resident

By James Matthews Some choices are only as difficult as you make them. And when it comes to matters of dollars and cents, most choices ...

Job creation

By Brian Lockhart So, picture this. You’re at home one afternoon enjoying your day off, drinking Bud Lite out of the can, munching on some ...

Why in-person shopping is best

By Constance Scrafield Acquiring premises is a leap of faith. Well, if it just means moving into rental space with only your socks and a ...

Hong Kong: a risky victory

By Gwynne Dyer The ‘silent majority’ in Hong Kong, who regime supporters hoped would show that they are fed up with the pro-democracy protests that ...

Community remembers former mayor as ‘a man of true honour’

By Mike Baker A former mayor of Orangeville is being remembered for the lasting impact he had on the community.  Gordon Courtney, who spent 15 ...

Town Council moving slowly, methodically on 2020 budget

By Mike Baker When budget discussions got under way at Town Hall this week, Orangeville Council appeared to be taking more of a methodical approach ...

8th annual Sparkle Awards gala celebrates women in business

By Brian Lockhart About 80 businesswomen from Dufferin County attended the eighth annual Sparkle Awards Gala, held at the Monora Park Pavilion on Wednesday, November ...

Mono ‘garage’ development draws ire among residents

By James Matthews Mono town council got an earful Tuesday night from residents concerned about possible environmental impacts of a development on Hurontario Street at ...

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