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How will schools open back up?

EDITORIAL ONTARIO’S SCHOOLS will be back in operation in September, but it remains to be seen just how that will happen. Classes will be back ...

Extremism

by BRIAN LOCKHART “We’ve all seen a man at the liquor store beggin’ for your change, The hair on his face is dirty, dread-locked, and ...

Shelburne Public Library News

Your Library is available for curbside pickup! We are ready to serve you by offering you the opportunity to place holds and have the materials ...

New dates set for the tentative opening of Shelburne Town Hall

Written By PAULA BROWN Shelburne council has new tentative dates for the reopening of Town Hall. Shelburne council received a report during their meeting on ...

Family Transition Place has tough few months as COVID-19 takes toll

Written By PAULA BROWN Adaptability and resilience. Coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, Norah Kennedy, Executive Director at Family Transition Place (FTP), says that these ...

Shelburne Council declares March 17 as ‘Essential Worker Day’ within town

Written By PAULA BROWN Shelburne council has official marked March 17 as essential workers day in the town. Coun. Lindsay Wegener brought a motion forward ...

Taste of Africa and the Caribbean comes to Shelburne via new store

Written By PAULA BROWN Shelburne residents will now be able to get African Caribbean food with the opening of a new grocery store in town. ...

Alexander Maycock will make 2nd appearance at world games

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART Noted local cross country skier, Alexander Maycock, will represent Canada at the 2021 FISU World University Games in Lucerne, Switzerland from ...

Seeback responds to $343 billion deficit, talks rural broadband

Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL “While many Canadians have benefitted from the COVID-19 programs, countless Canadians continue to be forgotten in the Liberals’ COVID-19 Economic Response ...