Dufferin Child and Family Services (DCAFS) is encouraging more local residents to consider becoming foster families, as the organization continues to seek safe, stable, and supportive homes for ...

Think of it this way: school teaches what kids have to learn. Summer teaches what they get to discover. It’s the season kids get to try things without a mark attached to them, and find out what’s in ...

It was a full day of baseball and fun when Mansfield Minor Baseball hosted Mansfield Day 2026 at the local diamond. There was a full day of games planned with all divisions represented. It got off to ...

If you have ever wanted to get behind the wheel and feel the power of a Ford Mustang or see what it’s like to drive a Ford F-150 truck, you will have your chance when Trillium Ford in Shelburne hosts ...

The Nashville Takeover is coming to Orangeville this weekend, providing a three-day town-wide music experience bringing original songwriting, storytelling and intimate performances. Presented by ...

Country music fans from across Ontario and beyond will once again make their way to the Shelburne Fairgrounds later this month as Pickin in the Park returns for another four-day celebration of live ...

Theatre Orangeville’s Young Company is heading Into the Woods this summer, bringing fairy tales and their consequences to life on the stage as they explore classic tales through song. Running July 24 ...

The Grand Valley Public Library will expand its newly launched Library of Things initiative after receiving a $20,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation. Sarah McTaggart, program and outreach ...

The Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB) has approved a $529-million budget for the 2026-27 school year. The budget reflects priorities outlined in the UGDSB’s Vision 2026+ multi-year plan. These ...

The Town of Shelburne is asking residents to weigh in on a proposed Backyard Hen Pilot Program before council decides whether to move forward with the idea. An online survey, available through the ...

Join the TD Summer Reading Club (TDSRC), where you can win prizes for reading! TDSRC is Canada’s biggest, bilingual summer reading program for kids ages 3-12 of all reading interests and abilities.

Camp Molly finished up in Orangeville with strong participation, high engagement and a growing number of young people now considering careers in the fire service. From July 2 to 5, dozens of female ...