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$180M in grants to boost local access to high-speed Internet

July 28, 2016   ·   0 Comments

The Southwestern Integrated Fibre Technology (SWIFT) project, designed to bring high-speed Internet to rural parts of Southwestern Ontario, has received $180 million in new provincial ...

Teenager killed in early morning crash Tuesday

A teen-aged girl is dead and an under-age  male driver is facing charges after a terrible crash early Tuesday morning on Highway 10, at the ...

Council approves sidewalks on Amelia St.

Orangeville Council has provided final approval to move forward on the installation of a sidewalk on the west side of Amelia Street, but with added ...

MPAC re-assessment shows hikes up to 32%

The latest re-assessment of Ontario property values by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) shows that while Orangeville’s residential properties increased a uniform 20 per ...

Jr B Northmen tied in West final series

Opening game a slam dunk over Clippers The Orangeville Junior B Northmen are tied 1-1 in their best of five series against the Windsor Clippers ...

Giants clinch playoff berth

Win over Barrie on Saturday moves O-ville to post season The Orangeville Giants secured a spot in the North Dufferin Baseball League Senior Division playoffs ...

Outlaws JV will face Niagara in playoffs

team will face the Niagara Spears in the first round of the Ontario Minor Football League playoffs after taking a weekend loss to the North ...

Jr. A Northmen lead semi-final

10-7 win in game one of the series The Orangeville Junior A Northmen have got off to a good start in their semi-final series against ...

Learning from Ashlyn and Lacy, Knights of Columbus ride again

When a person sees a family just once a year, it is remarkable to observe the differences in the growth, learning and development of the ...

Early morning crash kills 1 teen, sends driver to hospital

Teen Ranch is closed today, following a horrifying accident involving two minors on Highway 10 this morning. According to early reports, shortly after 4 a.m. ...

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