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It’s National Home Fire Safety Week

Press Release For many Canadians, cooking is a stress-relieving hobby. For others, it’s a chore. But no matter how you view the task, cooking also ...

Mono Council making changes to its cemetary

Written By Pete Richardson Mono Council met on November 17 of this year, in what was one of the most contentious and lengthy Council meetings ...

Steve Anderson shares his journey into politics

Written By Pete Richardson Shelburne Deputy Mayor, Steve Anderson is a crusader for inclusivity of all people in his community and fervently believes that one ...

Microbrewery advances in Mono

Written By Pete Richardson Mono Council passed a Zoning Bylaw Amendment for a proposed micro brewery at its November 17 meeting. There was some objections ...

Shelburne crafters feeling the impact of COVID-19

Written By Paula Brown Craft shows. They’re an opportunity for one-of-a-kind artists and makers to display the works they’ve created, but with cancellations due to ...

COVID-19 cases in the region

Nov. 19 (Thursday) WDG Region: 22 (New cases), 126 (Active cases), 3 (Hospital). Dufferin County: 2 (New cases), 15 (Active), 2 (Hospital) Nov. 20 (Friday) ...

Smoke and mirrors

Written by BRIAN LOCKHART When I was a kid, maybe ten years old, I went to a magic show at a local auditorium. This wasn’t ...

The ‘second wave’

Written by TOM CLARIDGE AS EXPERTS PREDICTED last spring, North America is experiencing a “second wave” of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the death toll in ...

Shelburne Teacher releases new album, “Brideland”

Written By Paula Brown The songs in his new album are deeply personal, as he explores the themes of relationships and family, during a time ...

Local Tim Hortons to open ahead of schedule

Written By PAULA BROWN LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER A traffic light instillation won’t be stopping the opening of Shelburne’s new Tim Hortons, thanks to Shelburne ...