Month: March 2022

The Orléans Corridor Secondary Plan Study is being prepared to guide growth and redevelopment along the four new O-Train stations being built. In the next few years community members will

Year 1 of the pandemic was all about bread making and trips to the LCBO. But, as COVID and our response to it evolved and changed, so did mindsets. Year

By Pierre Chartrand   M. Chartrand, a resident of Orléans, is the son of Bernard and Gabrielle Chartrand. He is the writer of the historical plaques found in Orléans.  

Mayor Jim Watson – after four terms – is retiring from municipal politics. He’s still as busy as ever and we imagine he will continue to be (after, we hope,

There’s a lot that goes into building a positive work-place culture — and employee health and safety is top of that list. Entirely funded by employers, Ontario’s Workplace Safety and

It’s no secret that the pandemic has been challenging to emotional wellbeing — according to CAMH, one in five Canadians are reporting high levels of mental distress. Now more than

Many of us are not thrilled about going to medical appointments especially when you get the dreaded direction from your doctor to get tests done – cue the suppressed groans.

Here are some tips to keep in mind this tax season brought to you by Steve Huson, who has been an accountant with the Bookkeeping Bureau for over five years.

Join us as we get up close and personal with another Heart of Orleans business and introduce you to the people behind the companies! Here are their stories. Business name:

Join us as we get up close and personal with another Heart of Orleans business and introduce you to the people behind the companies! Here are their stories. Business name: