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4th Compass Run for Food takes place this Saturday

June 9, 2017   ·   0 Comments

By Mike Pickford The fourth-annual Compass Run for Food takes place in Orangeville this Saturday (June 10) and organizers are starting to get excited for ...

Dozens of Orangeville men about to walk ‘in HER shoes’

By Mike Pickford For the third straight year, a collection of local men will see whether they have what it takes to Walk in HER ...

Local firm offering free hearing tests, ongoing contest

By Mike Pickford “Take care of what you have.” A simple statement that can be referred to almost anything in life, although one local ear ...

365 Sports owner Jesse Fulton confused by Urban Slide rejection

By Mike Pickford A former Orangeville businessman says he has been left perplexed by Orangeville Council’s decision not to let him bring his Urban Slide ...

Fundraising gala to be held at Alder Rec Centre for Aboriginal Day

By Jasen Obermeyer Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle (DCCRC) will be hosting a fundraising gala at the Alder Street Recreation Centre to not only celebrate ...

Orangeville Go-Go Grannies to host high tea fundraiser

By Constance Scrafield Country Garden Tea “Canada 150,” featuring high tea in an elegant garden; ladies perhaps in Victorian dress; an air of pleasant times ...

Orangeville Police Service warns of accommodation scams

The Orangeville Police Service is reminding residents to be vigilant when seeking accommodations through rental property-type websites, advising that one Orangeville woman recently lost approximately ...

Bob Gordanier named Liberal candidate in provincial D-C riding

By Mike Pickford Dufferin-Caledon is not reaching its full potential, says Bob Gordanier, who was unveiled as the riding’s Liberal candidate for next year’s provincial ...

New frozen food plant to employ approximately 60 local workers

By Mike Pickford One of the continent’s fastest-growing frozen food manufacturers will soon call Orangeville home, with municipal staff last week confirming the Town had ...

Jones questions Premier over wind turbine complaints

By Bill Rea A report that the provincial government has not been investigating wind turbine noise complains has led Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones to ask Premier ...

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