July 2018 Archive

Cubs tighten grip on first place in NDBL junior division

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART The Mansfield Junior Cubs are maintaining first place in the NDBL after an 11-1 win over the Midland Twins on Saturday, ...

No freed bear

What a country. Our premiers and territorial leaders met for a group confab in New Brunswick last week, and the biggest headline to come out ...

Gun violence, no easy solutions

EDITORIAL EVEN BEFORE SUNDAY’S mass shooting on Toronto’s Danforth Avenue, this has been a year of unprecedented violence in the city, with firearms a factor ...

Unfriended on Facebook

Written by BRIAN LOCKHART It finally happened. I had to ‘unfriend’ someone on Facebook. While most of my Facebook friends should actually be called acquaintances, ...

Christian Perspectives: Not fair!

The youth centre that I run is an official Electronic waste drop off site. It helps to raise money for our centre. Recently a couple ...

Shelburne Public Library news

Written By ROSE DOTTEN Dufferin Reads: One Book One County- Thursday, September, 20@6:00 pm – second seating by popular demand. Meet Bianca Marais, author of ...

Don’t miss Pickin’ in the Park this weekend in Shelburne

Written By MARNI WALSH In 2013, Greg and Heather Holmes of Holmes Appliances and Music Store in Shelburne, turned a life-long love of old time ...

New cannabis greenhouse coming to Shelburne this fall

Written By PETER RICHARDSON Council ran a wide gamut of issues past the gate on Monday, ranging from a site plan application approval for a ...

Shelburne Police Service announces Canada Day bike winners

On July 1, 2018 the annual Shelburne Police Service Canada Day bicycle draw was held at the a Canada Day festivities at Fiddle Park.   ...

KTH blossoms on 20th anniversary in town

Written By MARNI WALSH The Vice President of KTH Shelburne Mfg. Inc., Shane Hall says the company has marked their 20th anniversary in Shelburne by ...

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