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Two Headwaters MCRT nurses awarded for exemplary service
January 22, 2026 · 0 Comments
By Joshua Drakes The impact of community Mobile Crisis Response Teams (MCRTs) in only a few years of operation has already left a lasting effect ...
Mono man asks council to consider ward system of municipal government
By JAMES MATTHEWS A question from one resident could result in a drastic change to Mono’s municipal governance. It has been said that change starts ...
Alton Mill’s 16th annual Fire and Ice Festival to return with ice carving, fire dancers
By Joshua Drakes The vibrant Fire and Ice Festival will return on Jan. 31 and will run through Feb. 1 at the Alton Mill Arts ...
Local author’s dog rescue becomes symbol of hope in her debut children’s book
By Joshua Drakes A new children’s book inspired by a true story of kindness and community is finding readers far beyond Orangeville. Written by local ...
Choices shelter strives to move people in crisis toward stability
The Choices Shelter works every day to move people from crisis to stability. That’s despite lingering financial challenges. Temporary emergency funding from Dufferin County was ...
Council asks for in-depth study of homelessness in Dufferin County
By James Matthews A deep analysis of local homelessness issues would serve Dufferin County well. That was one of the needs broached as part of ...
County budget reflects today’s services, invests in future amid some uncertainty
By James Matthews Dufferin County is working with an almost seven per cent tax levy increase so far in the early stages of 2026 budget ...
NEW YEAR’S BABY
The very first baby to be born in Orangeville in 2026 – Heink Fandrich – came into the world at 4:40 a.m. on Jan. 2, ...
Carters law firm celebrates 25 years of supporting clients and the community
Written By Joshua Drakes LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Carters Professional Corporation is marking 25 years since opening its doors in Orangeville. That’s a quarter century ...
New recycling carts bring concerns for some Dufferin residents
Written By JAMES MATTHEWS Dufferin County residents will be able to recycle more materials than they’re used to starting this month. And they’ll wheel those ...
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