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Save the date! - Family Transition Place- Womens Shelter Orangeville

Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville

Save the date! - Family Transition Place- Womens Shelter Orangeville

This year, FTP is celebrating 40 years of providing safety, support and hope within the Dufferin and Caledon communities. We acknowledge this longevity is both the unfortunate reality of the enduring and growing need for our services and support as a violence against women agency, yet also a beautiful testament to our community’s commitment and […] The post Save the date! appeared first on Family Transition Place- Womens Shelter Orangeville.Read Article

Orangeville Lions contribute first half of $100,000 commitment for BMX pump track at Alder Street Parklands

Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville

Orangeville Lions contribute first half of $100,000 commitment for BMX pump track at Alder Street Parklands

By Sam Odrowski Plans are progressing for a new cement pump track to be built around the Orangeville Lions Club’s BMX Park at the Alder Street Parklands. Orangeville Lions Club members gathered at the BMX Park on June 23 for a $50,000 cheque presentation with Orangeville Mayor Lisa Post, Deputy Mayor Todd Taylor and manager of community services Heather Savage. The $50,000 donation is the first half of the Lions’ $100,000 commitment to build a p…Read Article

Barry Burman Summer Shoot-out hosts teams from across Ontario

Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville

Barry Burman Summer Shoot-out hosts teams from across Ontario

By Brian Lockhart The 27th Annual Barry Burman Summer Shootout, hosted by the Orangeville Northmen, took over local arenas from Friday, June 20, to Sunday, June 22, with teams from around Ontario battling it out in some exciting lacrosse action. Teams representing 16 cities, towns, and municipalities arrived at the tournament to play in five different divisions, ranging from U9 to U17. Tournament games took place at Tony Rose Memorial Arena and …Read Article

Mono resident hopes noise will be silenced through bylaw

By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono’s proposed noise bylaw will be fully enforceable after it is adopted. Of course, right? Bob McCrea, a resident of Mono’s south side, said during Town Council’s June 24 meeting that he’s located “in the perfect storm” of noise-creating venues. His residence is south of the Orangeville Agricultural Society (OAS) Event Centre and east of the Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) Island Lake Area. “OAS and CVC have definitely lost …Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville Read Article

Changes to fire service structure create higher costs for Mono: chief

By JAMES MATTHEWS A number of factors have contributed to the rising costs of fire protection paid by communities. Fire protection is one of the fastest-growing items on each year’s budget, according to Mono Deputy Mayor Fred Nix, who represents Mono with Councillor Melinda Davie on the Shelburne and District Fire Department’s joint board of management. The department serves Melancthon, Mulmur, Mono, Amaranth, and Shelburne. Mono put 9.25 per ce…Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville Read Article

County well-being plan lacks solutions, says Mono’s deputy mayor

By JAMES MATTHEWS Ensuring a quality life in a township is a group effort. As such, Dufferin County has rolled out a Community Safety and Well-being Plan, a framework by which residents will be safe, healthy, connected, and have access to essential services. Jennifer Payne is the executive director of Headwaters Communities in Action and co-chairperson of the integration table for community safety and wellbeing for the county. She walked Mono co…Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville Read Article

Amanda Narvali explores the risks and benefits of AI technology

The growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in all sectors has been the topic of many discussions. From the question of the ethics of these tools to social impacts, how it affects jobs and more, the use of AI can be incredibly controversial. On Saturday, July 12 at 2 p.m. the Orangeville Public Library welcomes Amanda Narvali, opening the floor for her to share on the complexities of AI use. “Be a part of this thought-provoking talk that div…Artificial Intelligence · Orangeville Read Article

New executive director named at Credit Valley Conservation Foundation

Credit Valley Conservation Foundation (CVCF), in collaboration with Credit Valley Conservation (CVC), announced Dayana Gomez as its new executive director of the CVCF. With over 17 years of experience in the non-profit sector, Dayana brings knowledge in partnership development, strategic communications, board governance, and community engagement. Her record of leadership and building strong, values-driven relationships make her ideally positione…Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville Read Article

SJRC Fund Drive Campaign to Close

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The Franciscan Healthcare Foundation and St. Joseph’s Elder Services Foundation has announced the successful conclusion of their St. Joseph’s Retirement Community Fundraising Campaign.Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville See the Story

Henry the Hiker takes his aspirations to Camino Frances

By Paula Brown A youth from Amaranth has returned home after seven weeks of putting one foot in front of the other to complete an ancient pilgrimage hike in Europe. Henry Little, 12, known locally as Henry the Hiker, has completed his biggest hiking challenge to date, a nearly 800-kilometre hike of the Camino de Santiago in Spain. The Camino de Santiago is a hiking route consisting of many different trail networks. Throughout the Middle Ages, t…Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville Read Article

Ontario announces nine days of free fishing to celebrate Canada Day

By Sam Odrowski A pastime enjoyed by many Canadians will be free to enjoy this weekend, through next week. The Government of Ontario announced on June 25 that it will be celebrating Canada Day by offering all Canadian residents the opportunity to fish for free from June 28 to July 6. “During these dates, people across Ontario are invited to experience the joys of fishing – whether for the first time or as a longstanding tradition – while support…Canada Day · Orangeville Read Article

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