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Let’s have medicare, Bernie-style
November 3, 2017 · 0 Comments
VERMONT SENATOR Bernie Sanders certainly found himself preaching to the converted when he spoke last Sunday to a sold-out crowd at the University of Toronto’s ...
Time to ‘remember’?
WITH NOVEMBER 11 still more than a week away, we think it is fitting that Remembrance observances are being held earlier this year. Locally, the ...
Twisters coaches honoured with career achievement award
By Brian Lockhart After decades of coaching young gymnasts, Ken and Kim Rae were honoured at the Gymnastics Ontario Awards Banquet with the Stan Stenoff ...
Tough weekend for Jr A Flyers
By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Junior A Flyers took it on the chin over the weekend when they gave up three back to back losses. ...
Theatre Orangeville’s Victorian Christmas marks 20 years
By Constance Scrafield Save the date, November 18, and buy your tickets for the 20th Anniversary Victorian Christmas Gala, the largest fundraiser of the year ...
Long time employee retires after 43 years with TD bank
By Mike Pickford Orangeville resident Heather Brock has absolutely no regrets when looking back on an incredible 43-year career in the Canadian banking business. An ...
Operation Christmas Child marking 20th anniversary
By Mike pickford It’s the smallest things that can make the biggest difference and area resident Carolyn Martin is hoping to prove just that this ...
Difficult summer for Dufferin County farmers
By Jasen Obermeyer “I can’t remember the last time it was like this,” is how Bob Johnson, owner of Mono Lea Farms, described this year’s ...
Orangeville chorus of Sweet Ads looking for new home
By Avery Park Since 1979, the Sweet Adelines have been very present in the Orangeville area with their community service and concerts, and now it’s ...
Local author Cecily Ross writing a pioneer’s diary
By Constance Scrafield Take a lady, born in the United Kingdom, who lived from early 1800’s to the mid-1880’s, an energetic person who by the ...
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