Shelburne remembers centenary of Vimy Ridge

April 14, 2017 · 0 Comments

By Debbie Freeman April 1917 is a date that sticks in the minds of many Canadians as thousands of troops were killed at Vimy ...

Easter events mark the sorrow and the celebration

By Marni Walsh Easter time is the most holy of days among the Christian faith and is marked with both sorrow and celebration: from ...

Local man wins $1 million on Lotto Max

By Michelle Janzen Mulmur resident Paul Downey has collected $1 million in winnings after finding a Lotto Max Encore lottery ticket that had been ...

Ladies Night at Cobwebs and Caviar

By Michelle Janzen Cobwebs and Caviar held a Ladies Night at their shop this past Friday, March 24, and, as you can see, its ...

NDACT launches pre-election campaign

By Marni Walsh With the 2018 Provincial election just over a year away, the North Dufferin Agricultural and Community Taskforce (NDACT) and legacy movement ...

Lions roar with book donation

Shelburne Lions Club helps make free books available – Once again this year the Shelburne Lions Club has joined with Scholastic Books to share the ...

Should motorcycles be allowed in County forest?

By Marni Walsh The ratepayers’ organization Conserve Our Rural Environment (C.O.R.E.) is encouraging supporters to voice their opinion and submit a written response to ...

Feral Cat Rescue has its day at Council

By Peter Richardson Council witnessed an informative presentation Monday night from Sharon Morden, who operates the Feral Cat rescue from her home at 141 ...

Shelburne Library News: HFFA Presentation/Walk the Wall Challenge

By Rose Dotten The presentation by the Headwaters Food and Farming Alliance last Thursday, March 23, in conjunction with our Walk the Wall Challenge, ...

“Gaslight” now on at Grace Tipling Hall

What is “Manningham” doing with the maid? Come see the psychological stage play Gaslight at Grace Tipling Hall this weekend and find out. Ashley Duncan ...

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