June 2017 Archive

Chief Kent Moore serves coffee at Tim Hortons Camp Day

By Michelle Janzen   In Canada, one in seven children live in poverty, and thanks to the Tim Hortons Children’s Foundation (THCF) attending one of ...

“No Beer Blues Fest” brings Trouble and Strife

By Marni Walsh   Well known professionals Larry Kurtz and Bruce Ley are “Trouble and Strife” – the musical blues duo will perform at Trinity ...

Spring Fling brought new generation farmers together for “Farm to School”

By Marni Walsh   Headwaters Food and Farming Alliance (HFFA), an organization dedicated to supporting food and farming in Dufferin County and Caledon, held their ...

County focuses energy on economic development plan

By Peter Richardson   Wednesday, May 31, saw Mono Council Chambers filled to capacity as Dufferin County hosted an all Councils meeting to discuss the ...

Farmers’ Market Spotlight: Linda Cunningham & Speers Quality Meats

Story & Photo By Marni Walsh   Linda Cunningham from Wellington North represents Speers Quality Meats as one of the local food vendors who has ...

Shelburne thespians are “All Shook Up”

By Marni Walsh Some popular Shelburne area performers, directors and designers are taking part in the stage production All Shook Up opening next week, and ...

An update from Juno Beach

By Marni Walsh The Dufferin Digital History Project students had an exciting and unexpected bonus to their Battlefield Tour on day three of their trip ...

Open Air Market at Street Festival to have over 200 vendors

By Michelle Janzen   Last year Jamie-Lee Higginson, owner of Prim Pickins’ and contestant on Dragon’s Den, brought 110 vendors to the Open Air Market, ...

A great turnout for the 4th Annual CDDHS Show and Shine

By Michelle Janzen Now in its fourth year, the Centre Dufferin District High School’s annual Show and Shine was held on Friday, June 2, and ...