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Who might run for Mayor?

February 16, 2018   ·   0 Comments

By Todd Taylor The municipal election for the Town of Orangeville is now fast approaching. The Labour Day weekend at the end of September will ...

One giant leap for peoplekind

By Brian Lockhart It has finally happened – political correctness has reached the tipping point with the public saying enough is enough of this ridiculous ...

Time is never on our side

By Jasen Obermeyer Time is never on our side. Ever heard that expression? It certainly resonates with just about everyone at some point in his ...

Ouagadougou

By Constance Scrafield You might be surprised at the similarities between real sand – desert sand – and snow. Their dissimilarities might come to you ...

Sadly, the jury’s verdict will stand

WAS THERE REALLY any difference between all-white juries in the southern U.S. acquitting white killers of black men and the all-white jury in Battleford, Saskatchewan ...

Wanted: some traffic counts

WE ALL KNOW that this area is always getting the short end of the stick when it comes to government aid. But thus far not ...

Another $30,000 needed for work to start on proposed Bravery Park

By Mike Pickford The push to give Orangeville Canada’s first Bravery Park needs one last helping hand from the community to get it over the ...

25 ODSS students, 4 teachers leaving Friday for Ecuador

By Mike Pickford Following a hugely successful inaugural service trip to Costa Rica this time last year, four teachers at Orangeville District Secondary School (ODSS) ...

Orangeville business partners up for national award

By Mike Pickford An Orangeville resident and her business partner are on cloud nine after being nominated for a prestigious national business award that recognizes ...

This is Caledon’s week of Pay It Forward – the art of kindness

By Constance Scrafield On January 30, a proclamation was sent out by Caledon Mayor Allan Thompson proclaiming  the week of February 11 to 17 as ...

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