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Shelburne sees biggest growth in federal census

November 10, 2017   ·   0 Comments

By Jasen Obermeyer Dufferin County’s population, recorded in 2016, is up from the 2011 census, with Shelburne seeing the biggest growth. The following numbers are ...

3rd of 3 Authors on Stage; influence of where they lived

By Constance Scrafield The last chance of the year to enjoy an evening with the last three exceptional authors, to hear their readings and their ...

Caledon property owners to be told after they’re on Heritage Register

By Bill Rea Caledon Council is going ahead with the idea of including properties on the Town’s Heritage Register without first informing the owners. Councillors ...

Westside raises $20,000 at 14th annual Pink Day

By Avery Park For the fourteenth year in a row, Westside Secondary School has created a sea of pink here in Orangeville. Last Friday, Nov. ...

We remember our local heroes

By Mike Pickford While it has been more than 70 years since local resident Fred Heber returned home from the horrors of war, the memories ...

Council vote to add firefighters pushes 2018 tax hike to 3.97%

By Mike Pickford Orangeville Council had a change of heart Monday evening, voting in favour of hiring eight new full-time firefighters less than two weeks ...

Special ceremony at ODSS to welcome 35 new citizens

By Mike Pickford Orangeville District Secondary School (ODSS) is bringing a “once in a lifetime” event to the community next week in the form of ...

What to do when dreams die

By Tabitha Wells One of my favourite quotes from Walt Disney is, “If you can dream it, you can do it.” For years, I took ...

Canada’s forgotten war

By Brian Lockhart It has been called ‘the forgotten war’ for a lot of reasons. The Korean War was fairly brief by war standards, lasting ...

A lack of teen hangout spots

By Avery Park As teenagers in Orangeville, my friends and I are always looking for something to go out and do, but we can never ...

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