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‘Shop Main Street Canada, Support Local’ campaign launches locally
April 17, 2025 · 0 Comments
By Sam Odrowski The Orangeville BIA is launching a new initiative as part of the nationwide “Shop Main Street Canada, Support Local” campaign. “This exciting movement encourages ...
Town of Orangeville to close offices, facilities for Easter Weekend
The Town of Orangeville will observe modified hours over the Easter Weekend. Town of Orangeville Offices All Town offices, including Town Hall, will be closed ...
Town of Orangeville partners with DocuPet for online registration
A new digital service offered by the Town of Orangeville makes licensing a walk in the park for dog owners. With the time for dog ...
Malalai Halimi launches Liberal bid in Dufferin–Caledon, takes aim at incumbent MP
By Joshua Drakes As the federal election campaign gets underway, Liberal candidate Malalai Halimi is officially launching her bid to represent Dufferin–Caledon, challenging incumbent Conservative ...
Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival seeking volunteers
By Sam Odrowski Organizers of the Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival are looking for volunteers to help make this year’s event a success. The festival’s ...
Mono’s Purple Hill residents continue to wait for high-speed internet
By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono residents still await the installation of high-speed internet service. David Boyce, a resident of the municipality, asked council during its April ...
Concerns over Dufferin County’s forest management shared at Mono council
By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono resident Donna Coulter was dismayed to see the number of trees cut in the Dufferin County Forest. The Dufferin County Forest ...
Ontario announces 2.4 per cent increase to minimum wage later this year
By Sam Odrowski There’s some good news for the nearly 1 million people in Ontario who earn minimum wage. The provincial government announced minimum wage ...
Ontario ministers warn U.S. new softwood lumber duties boost housing costs for Americans
By Sam Odrowski The provincial government is firing back at the United States over its government’s decision to raise duties on Canadian softwood lumber later ...
Credit Valley Conservation weighs in on proposed noise rules at Island Lake
By JAMES MATTHEWS The Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) Authority has some ideas about Mono’s new noise bylaw. Bill Lidster, manager of CVC, and Yasmine Slater, ...
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