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Xinjiang – The silence of the Muslims

March 15, 2019   ·   0 Comments

By Gwynne Dyer Muslim governments were not silent when Burma murdered thousands of Rohingya, its Muslim minority, and expelled 700,000 of them across the border ...

NDBL celebrates achievements in baseball

By Brian Lockhart The North Dufferin Baseball League celebrated 2018 achievements at an awards lunch on March 10 in Lisle. The League recognized Bill Patton ...

Alliston one game away from Junior C championship

By Brian Lockhart The Alliston Hornets are one game away from claiming the Carruthers Division Junior C championship after a convincing 6-2 win over the ...

Trip to Costa Rica ‘changed my life’ says ODSS student

By Mike Baker “This trip changed my life,” Annabelle Mathieson, a Grade 11 student at Orangeville District Secondary School, explained shortly after her return from ...

Canoe North a ‘really different’ kind of touring company

By Constance Scrafield “Between staff and clients, we feed 20 people a day from June 1 to September 5,” said Al Pace. “There are loads ...

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s TO’s Creative Partners on Stage

By Constance Scrafield “The hardest thing to do in the theatre is to play comedy,” David Nairn, Artistic Director of Theatre Orangeville, confirmed.  He was ...

Headwaters hospital seeking nominations for Dr. David Scott Award

By Mike Baker Headwaters Health Care Centre is seeking nominations for the prestigious Dr. David Scott Award. It will be a milestone 20th year for ...

Vision Development Centre looks beyond standard vision treatment

By Brian Lockhart Good vision is more than the ability to see 20/20 as determined by an eye chart. There is a lot more going ...

Headwaters Arts presents Vital Signs show at Alton Mill

By Brian Lockhart It is an exciting time for the arts community as Headwaters Arts has premiered it’s new show at the Alton Mill. Sixteen ...

SBEC: Growing your food business opportunities organically

Ontario’s food processing sector is the largest in Canada, employing over 100,000 people across the province. In Orangeville, employment in this sector is increasing at ...

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