Photo/LAVINIA KERR SEARS in the Orangeville Mall challenged shoppers to bring in a donation for the Orangeville Food Bank and enter to win a refrigerator. Gloria Greig (right, front), of Orangeville won the draw.
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Training is being planned for new recruits for Caledon Dufferin Victim Services, and organizers are looking for more volunteers. More...
By MANDI HARGRAVE Staff Reporter
As president and CEO of Canadian Manufacturers and Exports, Perrin Beatty knows a thing about manufacturing. More...
By WES KELLER Freelance Reporter
Dufferin County's chief building official will conduct a comparative study of moving the public works and building departments to Primrose, or of moving them into a proposed new building in Orangeville. More...
Submitted Photo MEL LLOYD CENTRE'S FAMILY HEALTH TEAM Pat Webster (sitting), administrator and R.N. More...
Caledon OPP will be saying farewell next month to its Community Services Manager, Sgt. Bob Patterson, who has assumed a new position at the Corporate Communications Bureau at the force's general headquarters in Orillia. More...
By LAVINIA KERR Staff Reporter
On April 9, it will have been 90 years since Canadians captured Vimy Ridge, making it the only successful Allied offensive in 1917 and a significant tactical victory during the First World War. More...
Shelburne Police responding to a complaint of a disturbance at Tumbleweeds Bar last Saturday were told that an employee of the bar had been assaulted by a patron who had left the area after police were called. More...
Training is being planned for new recruits for Caledon Dufferin Victim Services, and organizers are looking for more volunteers. More...
C.S.I. (Crime Scene Investigation) is coming to Orangeville next month at the Alder Street Recreation Complex. More...
Dufferin County was one of the first communities in Canada to participate in the Canadian Centre for Emergency Preparedness' EM Portal pilot project, on March 1. More...
PRESENTATION - BLACK BRIDGE PHOTO Warden John Oosterhof presented CAO/Clerk Linda Dean with a framed black and white photograph of the Black Bridge as a gift to the County from the Township of East Luther Grand Valley. More...
Two retail businesses in Caledon East have fallen victim to a quick-change scam. Caledon OPP report that in the two separate incidents, a male purchased an item at a value of about $5. In both cases, the male paid for the item with a $100 bill. More...
On Sunday, April 1, Theatre Orangeville will present Dying To Be Thin, a play by Linda A. Carsen, in a Touring Production by Roseneath Theatre. More...
By MEAGAN CLEVELAND Co-op Student
It's dark. The air is thick with screams and gunfire and you are fighting for your life, your family, your friends and your country. In 1917, countless Canadian soldiers fought at Vimy Ridge and not everyone made it back home. More...
By WES KELLER Freelance Reporter
East Luther Grand Valley road superintendent John Graham will apply for funding to hire a summer student and, in other business, wants to improve the appearance of Grand Valley's Main Street sidewalk from Amaranth Street northward. Mr. More...
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