October 2018 Archive

CSN Collision Centre to host Halloween house

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS It’ll be the 10th anniversary of a Spooktacular Halloween house in Palgrave this year. CSN Collison Centre will host the event ...

Insanity and the seat of power

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD In a conversation over coffee in one of our esteemed coffee bistros, a discussion ensued of how the 16th and 17th ...

Allan Thompson re-elected as Caledon Mayor

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS Allan Thompson secured a second consecutive term as Mayor of Caledon. With all polls reporting, the incumbent received 7392 ballots at ...

RotoGro finalizes $4.5M raising

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS Roto-Gro International Limited (trading on the Australian Securities Exchange under the symbol ASX: RGI) has completed the final tranche of its ...

Bethell Hospice thanks supporters

Written By JASEN OBERMEYER Bethell Hospice Foundation held their annual ‘Giving Thanks’ event to recognize all who support the Hospice. The event took place at ...

100 Days of Accomplishments for Dufferin-Caledon

by Sylvia Jones 100 Days of Accomplishments for Dufferin-Caledon October 7th marked our Government for the People’s first 100 days in office. We knew when ...

Returning ISIS Terrorists

By David Tilson Global News reported that a high-profile member of ISIS has been arrested by Syrian forces while attempting to return to Canada. The ...

Energy is left behind

by Mark Pavilons “The spectre’s voice disturbed the very marrow in his bones.” – Charles Dickens, “Stave I: Marley’s Ghost,” A Christmas Carol, 1843 A first-hand ...

An important year to vote

EDITORIAL Now more than ever it’s important to have your voice heard in this year’s municipal election. We all want a prosperous future for our ...

Theatre Orangeville season opens in Lunenberg

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD Norm Foster is very fond of disruption and rebuilding. Perhaps a lifelong feeling that the status quo needs a good shake ...

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