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Consultant says Town could save $58 million by 2036 by ditching OPS in favour of OPP
November 15, 2019 · 0 Comments
By Mike Baker A consultant hired to provide clarity on Orangeville’s long-standing policing conundrum has estimated the Town could save as much as $58 million ...
Local taxi firms call for rule changes in face of increased Uber presence
By Mike Baker Two of the major players in Orangeville’s taxi service industry are calling on the Town to provide some level of support, with ...
FTP aiming to break cycle of violence during Women’s Abuse Prevention month
By Alyssa Parkhill The month of November marks Women Abuse Prevention Month across Canada. A staggering 67 percent of the population knows someone who has ...
97th Royal Agricultural Winter Fair underway at CNE grounds
By Constance Scrafield The 97th Royal Agricultural Winter Fair is very big, heavy with history – of the celebrities that have ridden and entertained thousands ...
Need to hire a new employee? Follow these simple steps
When a business owner needs to hire employees, it’s a good sign that the business is growing. With growth comes added responsibilities under federal and ...
Editorial: What could have been
ONE THING CANADIANS will never learn is what it really was that made Justin Trudeau fail to live up to one of his key promises ...
Editorial: Time to turn back the clocks
NOW THAT DAYLIGHT Saving Time sees most of us getting up in the dark, Sunday will give us, an albeit brief, respite with the return ...
Small town living
By Brian Lockhart I live in a small town, where not much happens at all. However, I like the town. The people are friendly and ...
The matter of ghosts
By Constance Scrafield It is Halloween, after all and this might be something I know a little about. More than you might believe, children are ...
Middle East winners and losers
By Gwynne Dyer The death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi serves as a symbolic full stop to the many civil wars that have engulfed ...
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