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Deputy mayor defends non-resident delegate rule

February 13, 2025   ·   1 Comments

By JAMES MATTHEWS Accessibility in Ontario is in crisis. The fact that the province was supposed to be fully accessible by January 2025 and still ...

Orangeville Food Bank hosting 8th Annual Coldest Night of the Year amidst rising demand

By Sam Odrowski Food insecurity and affordable housing are two issues impacting more people in Dufferin County and communities across Canada than ever before. To ...

Mono council supports Highway 407 study

By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono council agreed to support an effort by the City of Vaughan to lobby the province to look into buying back Highway ...

George Nakitsas chosen as candidate for Dufferin-Caledon NDP

By Constance Scrafield Political parties are working hard to prepare for the snap election Premier Doug Ford has called for Thursday, February 27. The NDP ...

Large ‘Love’ sign installed at Orangeville Town Hall

Orangeville is celebrating the “Love, Orangeville” tourism brand with a vibrant installation downtown and a suite of tools to engage the community, encourage residents to ...

Mono resident questions need for firearm bylaw at council

By JAMES MATTHEWS How many is too many bylaws, too much restriction of life’s unfettered enjoyment? Especially when there are already provincial and federal legislation ...

Mono council discusses automatic speed enforcement cameras

By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono staff have been tasked with amending town council’s laundry list of unfinished business to include ways to increase revenue, create a ...

Mono collects the lion’s share of last year’s parking tickets

By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono Bylaw Enforcement wrote 325 parking tickets last year. Those parking citations injected $23,804 into municipal coffers by the end of 2024. ...

OPP says it will inform council sooner of cost increases

By JAMES MATTHEWS When you see an OPP officer cruising around the streets of Orangeville, that Dufferin Detachment member is doing one of two things. ...

Town waits for developer’s action on road

By JAMES MATTHEWS Some Orangeville residents feel a delayed housing development in the Hansen Boulevard-Veteran’s Way area compromises the response times of emergency services. Nick ...

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