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Orangeville Police nominated Business of the Year

September 1, 2016   ·   0 Comments

Marking the first time this has happened, the Orangeville Police Service (OPS) has been nominated for the Business of the Year Award in the 2016 ...

Giants / Knights tied in NDBL championship

Win on Sunday ties series at one The Orangeville Giants senior baseball club are tied at one game each with the New Lowell Knights in ...

Junior A Northmen have stellar Minto Cup

O-ville loses final game in overtime The Coquitlam Jr. Adanacs have claimed the 2016 Junior Minto Cup with a 6-5 overtime win over the Orangeville ...

Rowing Club competes in regatta

Twelve rowers, two coxies, two coaches represent the Club The Island Lake Rowing Club (ILRC) took part in the Tony Fooks Regatta on Saturday, August ...

Kay MacGregor: Long-time partner with local Arts

A few minutes standing in Kay MacGregor’s beautiful home in East Garafaxa leaves one in no doubt about her passion for the arts and her ...

A colossal waste of tax money

THE 8,000 RESIDENTS OF MONO should be up in arms. Next month, the Niagara Escarpment Commission (NEC) is scheduled to have a hearing that’s expected ...

Criminal negligence?

HOPEFULLY, DUFFERIN-CALEDON MPP Sylvia Jones will be able to get someone in Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation to explain why the ministry has no plan to ...

As we’re still on holiday . . .

Norm Foster’s play, Jonas and Barry in the Home, which premiered at Theatre Orangeville last season, is currently showing at the Lighthouse Theatre in Port ...

Town denies Hogeys lawsuit claims, holds Mayor Williams responsible

At the start of Monday night’s meeting, Orangeville Council broke their silence over the Hogeys lawsuit, passing two consecutive motions: one to file a defence ...

Burgers to Beat MS Day returns to A&W today

If you’ve been craving a Teen Burger lately, then today (Thursday) is the day to indulge yourself and give in. For the eighth year in ...

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