July 2018 Archive

Amazon picks Caledon for new ‘fulfillment centre’

Written By SCOTT TAYLOR Amazon.com is coming to Caledon. Amazon announced Wednesday plans for a new fulfillment centre in the Town of Caledon. The 1-million ...

Museum of Dufferin celebrates grand reopening on Aug. 5

Written By MARNI WALSH The Museum of Dufferin (MoD) closed its doors just before Christmas last year to begin renovations on a new Corn Flower ...

Doug Ford’s cuts have already begun

OUR READERS WRITE Please consider this an open letter to our M.P.P., Sylvia Jones. Well, the cuts to education, by the Ford government, have begun ...

Going forward

The Wynne Liberals got a rough ride over its last years in government by newspapers with conservative leanings. And they deserved it. But do not ...

Unreasonable speed limits

If you routinely exceed the speed limit, sooner or later you’re going to get a ticket. I’ve had a few of those over the years. ...

Go Fund Me Page established to help family pay for new well

Written By JASEN OBERMEYER A Go Fund Me Page has been set up to raise money for a Melancthon family who need a new well ...

Christian Perspectives: Calling upon the name of the Lord

Then everyone who calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved. (Acts 2:21) This is one of the verses from what is the ...

Shelburne Public Library news: Dufferin Reads, One County, hum if you don’t know the words

Written By ROSE DOTTEN Tickets are now available for a second event on Thursday, September 20 @ 6:00 pm for this popular event. Tickets are ...

Shelburne Fair Board hopes corporations and developers will step up to the “mat”

Written By MARNI WALSH In March of this year, the Shelburne and District Agricultural Society happily received an $11,500 grant from Employment and Social Development ...

Nomination deadline for municipal election looms

Written By MIKE PICKFORD With nomination day right around the corner, anyone holding an interest in running for municipal office has little more than a ...

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