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Public frustrated in their attempts to uncover future OPP policing costs
May 4, 2017 · 0 Comments
By Mike Pickford Representatives of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) informed members of the public last Thursday (April 27) that they would have to use ...
Jones: Liberals “cooking the books” with latest budget
By Mike Pickford While there was much furore at Queens Park last week when the Ontario government released its first balanced budget in almost a ...
Doug Rowe named as new General Manager of the Citizen
By Mike Pickford A new, experienced face is taking the reins at the Citizen and other area community newspapers, London Publishing having appointed Doug Rowe ...
Mono Council approves new social media policy
By Jasen Obermeyer Mono Council has approved of a new social media policy, designed to help the Town communicate with its residents effectively and efficiently. ...
Technology a time waster?
By Tabitha Wells It’s hard to believe it was barely 15 years ago when going home still meant most contact with our friends, classmates, and ...
It’s consumers vs. taxpayers
THE APPROACHING TRADE WAR against Canada by the Trump administration should surprise no one, since it’s a product of radically different treatment in the two ...
The beginning of something special
By Jasen Obermeyer If you love hockey and the closest city is Toronto, then you probably bleed blue and white for the Toronto Maple Leafs. ...
A long-term plan for the pit?
SHOULD GRAVEL PIT OWNERS ever be permitted to extract materials from below the water table? Proponents can point to Professor’s Lake as the beautiful result ...
Back to back wins start Jr. B Northmen season
By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Junior B Northmen are off to a good start for the 2017 season winning their first two games of the ...
Orangeville A’s win final regular season game
By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville A’s final regular season game against the Moncton Miracles on Wednesday, April 19 started off with a quick-driving pace and ...
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