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How to ‘save and survive’ energy bills
November 2, 2016 · 0 Comments
“In view of the changing direction of the Ontario Government cancelling several popular renewable energy programs, planning large new investments in nuclear energy and the ...
Orangeville to host regional job fair
The Town of Orangeville, in collaboration with a number of regional partners, will be hosting a job fair at the Orangeville Best Western next week, ...
Town looking for public input on municipal priorities
The Town of Orangeville is reaching out to local residents in an attempt to generate some feedback regarding the municipality’s short-term plans and priorities moving ...
Council defers request for new firefighters
The Orangeville Fire Department will not be adding four new full-time firefighters to its ranks in 2017 after Town Council voted against a request from ...
British bonfire bonanza to take over Orangeville
Two local Orangeville residents have been working tirelessly over the past few months to bring a bit of old-school British tradition to town as they ...
Orangeville man Nick Hann completes 82km trek to CN Tower, raises over $11,000 for Cystic Fibrosis
Orangeville resident, Nick Hann checked off another item on his bucket list. The 23 year old ran from Orangeville to the CN Tower in Toronto, ...
The truth about NEC expansion plans
Dear Editor The Truth About the NEC Expansion Plans There are all kinds of legitimate reasons to oppose the NEC’s expansion plans, and I do. ...
A message for Orangeville drivers
What is Wrong with Orangeville Drivers? I was almost hit by a car when out for a run yesterday. I came upon a crosswalk clearly ...
A unique opportunity?
THE TALK THESE DAYS is about the need for better infrastructure, and the figures tossed about are in the billions of dollars. But as we ...
Democracy’s pitfalls
We had the opportunity for an interview with Allan Thompson, Mayor of Caledon, last week. Our conversation was centred mainly on the Ontario Government’s relatively ...
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