January 3, 2019 – Shelburne Free Press

Close battle in Jr. C playoff run

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART With ten games left for most teams on the Provincial Junior Hockey League regular season schedule it is starting to look ...

Shelburne Muskies riding festive winning streak

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART The Shelburne Senior Muskies are ending the year on a high note after winning their fourth game in a row. The ...

Canadian Medical Association: Is the application process fair or a farce?

OUR READERS WRITE After hearing the news a few months ago, on the issue where the hospitals will find themselves “understaffed” due to the departure ...

Circling dates

EDITORIAL Now that a new year has dawned, it is time to start circling dates on the political calendar. Like April 1, for example. No ...

Happy New Year!

Written by BRIAN LOCKHART You can thank Julius Caesar and his Pagan ways for establishing January 1 as the start of each new year. It’s ...

Centre Dufferin’s Co-op corner

Student: Leah Lobuono Placement: Lubinator This week Leah Lobuono from Centre Dufferin District High School shares a little bit about their experience and how Lubinator ...

NDACT: ‘Stopping Bill 66 is as important as stopping Mega Quarry’

Written By MARNI WALSH On December 13th, just one week after the public posting of the Province’s proposed Bill 66, the North Dufferin ...

‘Defining Moments’ redefines retirement for former CDDHS teacher Neil Orford

Written By MARNI WALSH Launching the national digital history program “Defining Moments Canada” has radically redefined retirement for former history teacher Neil Orford. “I jumped ...

Polish donor, local recipient of life-saving stem cells meet

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD It was a deeply emotional moment when Temine Ash and Evelina Makar met, in person for the first time, at Pearson ...

Ford government cutting $15 million from grants to Trillium Foundation

Written By MIKE BAKER The Ontario government has withdrawn a promised $15 million to Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF); money the foundation would have granted out ...