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1 week ago | orangeville.com | Mike Pearson

During Emergency Preparedness Week, on now until May 11, pet owners can visit their local Ontario SPCA animal centre to pick up a free emergency decal and wallet card, while supplies last. The Ontario Office of the Fire Marshal notes pet owners are encouraged to place a pet rescue decal indicating the number and types of pets in their household in a highly visible area of the home’s entrance to notify firefighters of pets that may be inside.

1 week ago | orangeville.com | Itai Buenahora

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1 week ago | orangeville.com | Itai Buenahora

“Having fun isn’t hard when you’ve got a (Presto) card,” as Arthur would say. For Presto card holders, there are a number of discounts and ways you can save in the month of May. From admissions and festivals, to food and experiences, here is how you can take advantage of your Presto card this month. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW AttractionsPerk: Save 15 per cent off general admission timed tickets and 15 per cent off purchases at the shop until June 19 by showing your Presto card.

1 week ago | orangeville.com | Itai Buenahora

It hasn’t been done since 1963  — the Toronto Maple Leafs have now held a 2-0 series lead in two different playoff series during one postseason following another impressive showing in Game 2 at Scotiabank Arena. In front of another buzzing, sellout home crowd, the Maple Leafs had to weather an early storm in front of a desperate Florida Panthers team that put forth an early onslaught towards Joseph Woll, who has taken over the crease.

1 week ago | orangeville.com | Andrew Palamarchuk

Nearly half of all 911 calls in the province are for non-emergencies. A new campaign, launched Thursday in Peel Region Headquarters in Brampton, hopes to change that. The initiative, run by the provincial Emergency Services Steering Committee (ESSC), is dubbed “When Every Second Counts” and is billed as the first-ever provincewide campaign aimed at tackling 911 misuse.