June 2018 Archive

For the People

EDITORIAL By the end of the week, we will have a new Premier sitting in the big chair in the second-floor office at Queen’s Park—which, ...

Workplace folly

Written by LEE DUNN I’ve worked in a number of places that have had trade unions, and I know the unions have their purpose and are ...

Christian Perspectives: Choose wisely

In the process of writing articles for local newspapers I began to wonder about the openness of the readership to what is contained within the ...

Shelburne Library News: We’re closed for Canada Day

Written By ROSE DOTTEN YOUR Library will be closed Saturday, June 30th- Monday, July 2nd inclusive. We will reopen Tuesday, July 3rd @ 10am. We ...

Shelburne Legion News

Here we are at the end of June, where does the time go? Thank you to Dave McIntyre for planning a Legion bus hop, unfortunately ...

Fifth-annual ‘Kick-a-Thon’ raises $8,000 for DCAFS

Written By JASEN OBERMEYER Kushindokai Karate and Fitness held their fifth annual Kick-a-Thon charity fundraiser, successfully raising over $8,000 for Dufferin Child and Family Services’ ...

Pedestrian stable following serious collision in Shelburne

Shelburne Police are investigating a motor vehicle collision involving a pedestrian that took place on Main Street at approximately 8 p.m. on June 21. Dufferin ...

Cubs peewee team wins over Bradford in baseball action

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART It didn’t take the Mansfield Cubs peewee team long to start scoring in their Friday (June 22) night game against the ...

Vets paperweights hold season-end tournament in Shelburne

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART They may be small but he Shelburne Vets Paperweight division players put a lot of energy into their games. The local ...

OPSB chair hints to future partnership with Shelburne police

Written By MIKE PICKFORD The Orangeville Police Service (OPS) is not currently in negotiations to expand its services into neighbouring municipalities, says Ken Krakar, Orangeville ...

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