By DAN PELTON Staff Reporter
Normally, when a family does things together, it’s a pleasant moment and one for the photo album. Orangeville’s May family, however, has come together in the fight against aplastic anemia, a disease afflicting nine-year-old Karlee May.
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By LINDSEY PAPP Staff Reporter
For the third year in a row, the Federation of Medical Women of Canada (FMWC) and the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada (SOGC) are launching a National Pap Test Campaign during National Cervical Cancer Awareness Week, October 23 t More...
By DAN PELTON Staff Reporter
In this high-tech age when the average kid is absorbed in video games, cell phones and iPods assaulting his or her ears, some would deny there are any young people with a sense of social justice. Well, you pessimists, say hello to Olivia Allen. More...
Usually, when they sing O Canada before Orangeville council meetings, the singers fall somewhat short of sounding inspired. More...
By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD
The Rocky Horror Show is this year’s Hallowe’en treat for Orangeville. To be presented this Friday and Saturday by the Orangeville Music Theatre (OMT), it is the perfect moment for the old cult mock horror to spring up again. More...
The Orangeville Police Service responded to 188 calls for service between October 18 and 25. Below are highlights of the calls for service: More...
honoured two corporate citizens at its meeting last week at the Odd Fellows Hall. More...
therapy clinic on Broadway, along with the Chocolate Shop and Amanda’s Country Bakery, pooled their resources for a week-long coffee and bake sale at the clinic that raised approximately $600 f More...
By DAN PELTON Staff Reporter
As it speeds through Parliament, the federal government's omnibus crime bill C-10 is gathering a storm of critics across Canada and even in the United States. More...
in conjunction with last weekend’s BIA Harvest Celebration, held a fundraising book sale and a bake sale at its Mill Street location. More...