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Mono opts not to delve into OAS property tax tally
June 4, 2026 · 0 Comments
By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono Mayor John Creelman hoped to take steps to give residents a look at how much money is not going into municipal ...
Local Special Olympics athlete heading to Unified Football World Cup in Paris
By Sam Odrowski Shelburne’s Yazmine Wilson-Daponte is headed to Paris, France, this summer after earning a spot on Team Canada’s roster for the 2026 Special ...
Dufferin DJs: Southern Ontario’s go-to for weddings, events and everything in between
Whether it’s a packed wedding dance floor or community celebration, Dufferin DJs has built a reputation across the region for delivering an experience guests won’t ...
County report shows more paramedics are needed to improve rural response times
By JAMES MATTHEWS In keeping with the universal truth found in Beatles lyrics, rural paramedic services sometimes “get by with a little help from their ...
School bus driver charged with stunt driving after being stopped travelling 100km/h in posted 50km/h zone
Dufferin Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers have charged a school bus driver from Beeton with stunt driving after she was observed travelling 100 km/h in ...
Stray calf assisted by OPP officers after falling out of moving trailer on Highway 10
Dufferin Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers proved that policing duties can sometimes include a little “herd control” after assisting with an unexpected livestock incident on ...
Three bands, two stages, one weekend: Ryan Grist to takeover Blues and Jazz Festival
By Sam Odrowski Ryan Grist has been part of the Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival since nearly the beginning — and this weekend, he’ll be ...
Orangeville’s second annual Mrs. Roper Romp returns to Broadway
By Joshua Drakes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The second annual Mrs. Roper Romp is set to return to downtown Orangeville on May 30, bringing a ...
‘Canada’s Sweetheart of Swing’ brings vintage jazz and story of resiliency to Orangeville
By Sam Odrowski Juno nominee Alex Pangman is returning to the Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival (OBJF) nearly two decades after her first appearance, having ...
Knowledge is power against human trafficking, says advocate
By JAMES MATTHEWS Gender and geography matter little when it comes to people who victimize others through human trafficking. Arunas Kalinauskas, the CRYNoT committee’s chairperson, ...
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