April 2025 Archive

Representation Matters

by SHERALYN ROMAN It seems we are still in “election mode,” or at the very least, still talking about matters of representation. While today’s focus ...

Three Hours in Greenland

by GWYNNE DYER “We need to wake up from a failed, 40-year consensus that said we could ignore the encroachment of powerful countries as they ...

Leaving a memorable legacy behind

by MARK PAVILONS We all know our time here on earth is limited –  mere tick on an endless clock of time. Sure, humans are ...

Plugging the brain drain?

by BROCK WEIR How do you measure success? I suppose it depends on just how you define it and what you’re evaluating. Maybe it’s your ...

Waste Collection in Caledon

by MAYOR ANNETTE GROVES I wanted to take a moment to share some exciting updates about waste collection in Caledon. Recently, the Councils of Caledon, ...

Kick-off spring right with the Orangeville Lions Club’s 26th Annual Home & Garden Show

Plan out all your home improvement projects for the season in one place By Sam Odrowski Spring is here and with it comes the season of ...

BMW and TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley form new Partnership

By Constance Scrafield TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, has formally announced “a multi- year partnership with BMW Group Canada, enhancing the experience offered to guests ...

Sections of Bruce Trail closed due to hazards from ice storm

By Sam Odrowski The Bruce Trail Conservancy’s Dufferin Hi-Land trail has been temporarily closed for the safety of visitors and volunteers as a result of ...

Concert to commemorate lives of World War I soldiers at Grace Tipling Hall

By Paula Brown  The month of April marks the anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge and local residents will have the opportunity to step ...

Area man with Autism navigates the job market

By JAMES MATTHEWS Students will soon be beating the streets in search of summer jobs, and Sheri El-Sarraf remembers well the difficulty her son Sebastian ...

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