When Jocelyn Molyneux was in Grade 5, her parents dressed her up as a recycling bin for Halloween. “It was a huge hit,” she said with a laugh, remembering the big blue box costume she wore. “I was the star of the Halloween parade that year.” Looking back, that costume struck a chord, sparking a…
Canadian towns host Nashville-style concerts, with a twist Get ready Orangeville—the town is about to experience a “Nashville Takeover” happening from July 10 to 12, as established performers, breakout artists, and top songwriters from across Canada and Nashville converge on Orangeville. The town is one of only 13 across Canada to be selected for a…
How Bolton Athletics is building the future of Canadian track and field By Riley Murphy Inside an unassuming abandoned Canadian Tire Centre in North York is the next generation of athletes from the Bolton Pole Vault club. The retired centre now features mats, runways, and even holes in the wall from where shot put athletes…
Headwaters Health Care Centre (HHCC) is expanding its medical services available locally, including opening the first-ever magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine in the community. In 2022 Headwaters was announced as one of 49 hospitals across the province to be included in the expansion of MRI and CT scan services, in an effort to reduce wait…
If you’ve recently purchased a hot beverage at Coffee Time Bolton, chances are you came across a coffee sleeve with a handwritten message. The decorated sleeves are part of an initiative started by students at Holy Family Catholic Elementary School in Bolton during the 2025 school-year, with the hopes of spreading positivity to the greater…
2025 Ford Bronco review (Big Bend Edition) “I shall start this review, perhaps rather strangely, by saying that this vehicle was just not for me. That’s not to say that I didn’t like and enjoy it. It’s just that at 64 years old, my wild adventure days are perhaps well in my rear-view mirror. However,…
What started 60 years ago as a group of citizens determined to map a missing link between Mono Centre and Mulmur has evolved into a thriving club of over 500 members, focused on preserving and embracing the natural world. The Dufferin Hi-Land Bruce Trail Club is marking its 60th anniversary this year and will celebrate…
Indigenous Art at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection After a successful and critically acclaimed tour with exhibitions in the U.S. as well as Quebec City, Early Days: Indigenous Art at the McMichael returns to the McMichael Canadian Art Collection this September. From historic ceremonial pieces to contemporary art, this unique exhibition showcases the depth, beauty…
It’s that time of year again. Time for raking leaves, tidying up the garden and hiking the trails through the changing colours of the countryside. Staying active is a key to enjoying vibrant health, since it promotes long-term mobility and overall wellbeing. If you’d like to keep your body as limber and pain-free as possible,…
It is no secret that communities across the province are seeing increased demand for food bank services. For some community members accessing these services can be extremely difficult simply because of where they live. The Dufferin Food Share – Grand Valley is aiming to help tackle food insecurity faced by residents living in rural parts…