Dufferin County and surrounding area received another blast of winter on Wednesday causing accidents and road closures as winds reached above 65 km/h in some areas. More...
Orangeville Fire Department officials are interviewing 12 prospective candidates out of an initial 39 applicants to fill the boots of volunteers that were forced to leave late 2007. More...
AS USUAL, ONLY TIME WILL TELL whether last Monday's stock market crash was merely a "correction" or a harbinger of a major economic downturn internationally triggered by events in the United States. More...
The headline on your article "French immersion coming to Orangeville" in the January 24 edition is misleading because of the incorrect use of the word "immersion" which this leads to confusion in the public mainstream about the different educationa More...
The debates are over, the town spending priorities have been established, and Orangeville ratepayers can expect their tax bill to be 3.32 per cent higher than in 2007. More...
Photo/DAN PELTON SKI JUMP: Close to 120 female cross-country ski enthusiasts showed up at Monora Park last weekend to participate in the Mono Nordic Ski Club's Ladies Day. More...
When it meets on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14, Dufferin County Council is expected to approve quickly an application for what might be described as "a sweetheart of a deal. More...
A peer review of an R.J. Burnside recommendation that Mono expropriate a buffer zone for the town's landfill has led to a conclusion that there is no imminent need for the land. More...
TAKING A SHOT FOR CHARITY: The Egan Funeral Home donated tickets for Friday's Teen Ranch Foundation Celebrity Hockey Gala, at the Teen Ranch Ice Corral, to the Dufferin Big Brothers/Big Sisters. More...
A former Orangeville resident was to appear in Superior Court in Owen Sound for a bail hearing today on a charge of firstdegree murder in the shooting death of his Lions Head neighbour. More...
One of the reasons I travelled to Africa was to see the regime of apartheid in action. My mother, a thoroughly humane person, railed against it. Countries imposed sanctions against South Africa for it. More...
Erin township finally contributed to cost of culvert on townline
100 YEARS AGO Thursday, January 30, 1908 • The County of Dufferin received a somewhat unexpected windfall earlier this month and is $61.25 richer in consequence. More...
Québec, the second oldest city in Canada after St. John's, Newfoundland, is celebrating the 400th anniversary of its founding by Samuel de Champlain. More...
In the last month, 11 drivers have been charged with excessive speeding under the new provincial racing legislation, prompting the Dufferin OPP to plead with the public to slow down. More...
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