October 2019 Archive

Shelburne Wolves Atom rep team with mixed start to new season

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART The Shelburne Wolves Atom rep team are playing a solid game so far this year and are in second place in ...

Shelburne Bantam rep team hosts fundraising tournament

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART When you’re a travelling rep hockey team, it gets expensive to play through a full season of road game. The Shelburne ...

Shelburne Police deal with two concerning drivers on Friday

Shelburne Police were busy with two separate dangerous drivers on town roadways, both occurring between 11 p.m. and midnight on Friday night (Oct. 25). The ...

What could have been

EDITORIAL ONE THING CANADIANS will never learn is what it really was that made Justin Trudeau fail to live up to one of his key ...

Small town living

by BRIAN LOCKHART I live in a small town, where not much happens at all. However, I like the town. The people are friendly and ...

OHTs big win for collaboration say local service providers

Written By MIKE BAKER Ontario’s health care system as it stands today is bogged-down, complex and convoluted. Now, a collection of service providers in Dufferin-Caledon ...

Hundreds of little ones enjoy Shelburne’s 3rd ‘Treats in the Street’

Written By MARNI WALSH According to the Shelburne BIA, an estimated 400 to 500 kids were out trick or treating in downtown Shelburne this past ...

More than a ‘Little’ Spooktacular

Written By MARNI WALSH The opening night of Little’s Haunted House in Fiddle Park was more than a ‘little’ spooktacular –  it was a ‘lotta’ ...

Shelburne Council approves new development on Greenwood Street

Written By PETER RICHARDSON Council opened Monday night with a Committee of Adjustment meeting to discuss the development at 218 Greenwood Street.  Town Planner Steve ...

Muskies move into first place after weekend wins

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART The Shelburne Senior Muskies are having a good start to the season. After four games the Shelburne squad has moved into ...

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