June 2015 Archive

Car avoids RIDE, drug charges laid

Shelburne Police officers were conducting an R.I.D.E. program just after midnight on Tuesday June 16th when a silver Nissan sedan attempted to avoid entering the ...

Commercial truck drivers need to be safe drivers

Over the past ten years (since 2005), more than 700 people have died on OPP patrolled roads in collisions involving large commercial transport trucks. Large ...

Cubs win over Creemore in quick seven innings

It was a huge hit over the left field fence in the fourth inning by Mansfield Cub’s Devon Caldwell that turned Wednesday (June 10) night’s ...

Shelburne soccer

Shelburne Minor Soccer is underway at soccer pitches around Shelburne with lots of mid week action. Two teams from the U8 division show good skill ...

U8 soccer

Two teams from the U8 division of Shelburne Minor Soccer engage in some serious competition on the soccer pitch at Greenwood Park. Photos by Brian ...

Fair ambassador adds Torch Run to her resume

With the start of the Toronto Pan Am games less than a month away, the ceremonial torch run has begun and came to Shelburne on ...

Ask a psychotherapist

Question: I think I’m going nuts – either that or my wife is! We’ve been married 11 years, two kids, and I’ve never cheated but ...

Liberal Party of Canada presents plans for real change, Crewson

This week, Liberal Party of Canada Leader Justin Trudeau presented a plan for real change that will establish openness and transparency in government. “After a ...

Liberals offer real plan for Dufferin–Caledon

Over 2,000 Canadian municipal leaders gathered this past weekend in Vancouver for the annual convention of Canadian municipalities. Speaking at the conference, Justin Trudeau called ...

Why the fire sale of Hydro One is a bad idea

Dear editor: It appears Premier Kathleen Wynne has finally realized that money doesn’t grow on trees; that in order to afford the things that Ontarians ...

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