February 27, 2018 · 0 Comments
Three students from The Dojo, Orangeville have been invited to compete in Karate Canada’s National competition held this coming March in Halifax. Nicholas Mustapha, Daniel ...
By Jasen Obermeyer What can be sweeter than baking cupcakes to provide someone with a delicious treat? Baking cupcakes to donate funds to the Ontario ...
By Jasen Obermeyer Mono Council has asked the town’s staff to meet with Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) to discuss the agency’s request for a noise ...
By Mike Pickford A week on from the release of its long-awaited aboriginal needs assessment report and the Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle (DCCRC) is ...
By Mike Pickford Having recently celebrated her first anniversary in the community, Stacey Daub believes she has finally found a home here in the Headwaters ...
By Brian Lockhart Crews are searching the Grand River south of Waldemar near Grand Valley for a missing child after a minivan driven by the ...
By Jasen Obermeyer Dufferin County’s politicians were paid $286,438 in 2017, according to a staff report released last week. For the average homeowner in the ...
By Brian Lockhart Six member of the U12 Hockley Racers competed against teams representing other Ontario ski centres during Southern Ontario Development Cup (SOD) racing ...
By Brian Lockhart It may be more than three months until the start of football season but the Orangeville Outlaws are already practicing the skills ...
The Orangeville Otters Swim Club broke more records at the Huronia Regional Short Course Championship hosted by the Trent Swim Club in Bracebridge. A record ...
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