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Police shoot suspected rabid raccoon at park in Shelburne

July 6, 2017   ·   0 Comments

By Tom Claridge Shelburne Police shot an apparently rabid raccoon that approached a resident who was walking his dog on Canada Day. Police Chief Kent ...

Ex-Fire Chief among locals to receive Canada 150 Medallion

By Jasen Obermeyer Andy Macintosh, Orangeville’s fire chief for nearly 30 years, is one of 150 residents of Dufferin and Caledon who will receive a ...

Town reminds residents of new rules restricting open-air fires

By Mike Pickford The Town of Orangeville is keen to remind local residents of the recent changes to its bylaw regulating open-air burning, which prohibits ...

Orangeville Police Chief Wayne Kalinski has done a fantastic job of rebuilding the local authority’s reputation in recent years.

Chief Kalinski cleared of wrongdoing following PSB investigation

By Mike Pickford Police Chief Wayne Kalinski has been cleared of any wrongdoing by the Orangeville Police Services Board following its three-week investigation of his ...

Orangevillle Police Service vs Ontario Provincial Police

Mayor and Members of Council,  I usually do not find it necessary to communicate with Council but the latest decision of Council surprised me so ...

Orangeville Outlaws defender, Gabriel Merkac, knocks down a Clarington Knights pass during Sunday’s (June 25) OPFL Bantam game at Westside Secondary School in Orangeville. The Outlaws blanked the Knights 14-0 to even their record to 3-3 for the season.

Outlaws Bantams blank Clarington in Sunday game

By Brian Lockhart It was a well fought battle for both sides during Sunday’s Bantam division game between the Orangeville Outlaws and the Clarington Knights. ...

The Orangeville Northmen Bantam team take on the Napanee Knights at Tony Rose arena during competition at the Barry Burman Summer Shootout on Saturday, June 24. The Northmen came out on top in this game with a 9-5 win over the Knights.

Burman Shootout takes over local arenas

By Brian Lockhart Orangeville was invaded by over 800 lacrosse players, coaches, and bench staff plus their families during the 19th annual Barry Burman Summer ...

Why I cannot remain silent

By Tabitha Wells My parents often like to remind me that my nickname as a very young child was ‘chatterbox’. I loved to talk, about ...

There’s good reason to celebrate

A LOT HAS HAPPENED since 1867, but seldom has there been a time like today for Canadians to celebrate. In this week’s issue of the ...

Where was I now? Let’s see

By Constance Scrafield A birthday – and mine is today – gives us pause for reflection, trotting up and down memory lane. Care to join ...

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