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March 11, 2010  RSS feed

There were a lot of young shooters on the range Tuesday night at the Archers of Caledon facility on Shaws Creek Road. Members of the Optimists Club of Caledon took several local youngsters to get to try some archery experience. More...

Citizen Not surprisingly, party politics have a lot to do with the way local politicians are reacting to the budget brought down last week by Finance Minister Jim Flaherty. Dufferin — Caledon MP David Tilson had plenty of praise for it, while local candidates representing the other parties were having More...

The coming of spring is a time to celebrate, but go easy this weekend, because we lose a hour of sleep. Daylight time starts this weekend, so make sure you set all your time pieces ahead one hour before retiring Saturday night. As well, Caledon Fire and Emergency Services recommend that residents change the batteries in their smoke alarms when they change their clocks. More...

Students from St. Patrick Catholic School in Wildfield joined with their fellows from Father Francis McSpiritt Catholic Elementary School in Brampton last Wednesday night for the Mary Matthews Public Speaking Contest. Contestants picked their own topic for their five-minute addresses, then had to deliver a one-minute impromptu talk on what super power they would choose if they could have one. More...
Ottawa Journal
Last Wednesday (March 3), Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean, delivered the speech from the throne. This speech outlines the federal government’s course for the year ahead and provides Canadians with a sense of what is in store in the upcoming budget. In her speech, More...
Budgets, by their very nature, tend to be dull documents. They usually consist, at least at the federal level, of hundreds and hundreds of ponderous pages, filled with lots of numbers. The significance of all these figures is not always easy to sort out. More...
The second annual Caledon Girls Hockey threeon three tournament was a success for the six teams who participated Sunday at Caledon East Arena. It ran from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. More...
Caledon High School Report:
As the highest ranked team not relegated to the Region of Peel junior girls’ volleyball Tier 1 playoffs, the Mayfield Mavericks (6-2 in North) knew that winning the Tier 2 title was just a step toward next year. More...
It’s been said that English is a difficult language to learn, but an Inglewood writer has tried to address that. Judy Thompson recently launched her new book, English is Stupid, offering some insights into her methods for teaching the language. “English speaking and English writing don’t go together,” she commented. More...
I would like to take a moment to thank everyone who braved the cold to be at the prorogation rally Jan. 23. More...

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