Seven-Year-Old Brayden is already a successful entrepreneur

June 30, 2016 · 0 Comments

By Michelle Janzen It all started when Brayden Macbeth, a seven-year-old student at Glenbrook Public School, wanted more Lego. His parents said if he ...

Cowan sentenced to eight years for assault

By Brock Weir The man who pled guilty to what police describe as “the most serious incident” that has happened in Shelburne in decades received ...

Celebrate Canada Day with new Shelburne traditions

By Michelle Janzen Canada Day is the national day of Canada, a federal statutory holiday celebrating the anniversary of the July 1, 1867 enactment ...

Headwaters Auxiliary donates $50,000 for new hospital equipment

By Marni Walsh The Headwaters Healthcare Centre Auxiliary Executive Team (Christine Hann, Caroline Beaton, Mike Carter, Tannis Sherwood, Linda Jameson, Edward Buckett, and Jim ...

LETTER: A thank you for Car Show 2016

On behalf of the Oatman Family, we would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for coming out and supporting the Shelburne Street Festival ...

Produce is booming at Farmers’ Market

Debbie Besley serves customers delicious home-grown vegetables from Besley Country Market at the Shelburne Farmers’ Market on June 16. The Market runs every Thursday from ...

DAC celebrates success of Intergenerational Program

By Marni Walsh The Dufferin Arts Council (DAC) celebrated the success and conclusion of the Intergenerational Memoir Program, “Bridging the Gap”, this month with ...

Can’t get tickets to the Tragically Hip? Try out the Practically Hip and help out Fort Mac

For disappointed Tragically Hip fans, there may be some reprieve as Canada’s number-one Hip tribute band, “Practically Hip”, takes centre stage at the second annual ...

Relay raises over $79,000 for cancer research

By Marni Walsh Despite the heat, Relay for Life took place at the Orangeville Agricultural Fairgrounds on June 18 with 180 participants raising over ...