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Going to jail help fight cancer
Caledon OPP Constable Jonathan Beckett had a busy day Friday, arresting numerous people in Caledon on various charges, and bringing them to court set up at the local Walmart store. It was part of Jail N Bail, a fund-raiser set up by the Canadian Cancer Society. More...
Caledon Neighbours not pleased Citizen about retail operation proposed at Flying Club
By Bill Rea

Citizen The idea of a manufacture and retail outlet for airplane kits sits well with officials of Brampton Flying Club, but not with some of the neighbours. The club is seeking a rezoning of almost four acres at the northwest corner of the property at Lot 26, Concession 1 in More...

Caledon firefighters have protection against fire-related illnesses
By Bill Rea

Volunteer and part-time firefighters face the same dangers as their full-time colleagues, and the Province has taken steps to have that recognized. More...

 News
• Region’s budget allows Town to maintain 3.9 per cent hike
Peel Regional council recently passed a 2010 budget that calls for a 1.9 per cent tax increase. For Caledon residents, that’s going to mean an overall increase of 3.9 per cent, as was approved in the Town’s budget in December. More...
• article has image Jail N Bail raised money
• Get children registered for early learning programs
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 Columns
• article has image All should take time to explore the heritage of Caledon
May or’s Report
In 1985, the Ontario government designated the third week in February as Ontario Heritage Week. Since that time, many municipalities have used Ontario Heritage Week as an opportunity to stimulate public awareness of heritage resources and heritage-related issues within their communities. More...
• article has image All rise! — For me, that is
• article has image National Affairs
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 Editorial
• Volunteer firefighters face the same risks as full-time
The Provincial government now makes it easier for for volunteer and part-time firefighters, who suffer fire related illnesses, to qualify for benefits under the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act. More...
• article has image Political Cartoon
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 Community
• CVC accepting nominations for Friends of the Credit awards
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is seeking nominations for the Friends of the Credit Conservation Awards, taking place March 25. More...
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 Caledon Sports
• article has image Canadian Pond Hockey Championship back on ice
Colder weather should bring Bolton Kinsmen pond hockey back to Albion
Last year, the warm weather iced the third annual Canadian Pond Hockey Championship at the Albion Hills Conservation Area, hosted by Kinsmen Club of Bolton. More...
• Bolton Wanderers Soccer Club look to align development program with BWFC
• article has image A piece of Caledon will be with the 2010 Men’s Olympic Hockey Team
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 Arts & Entertainment
• article has image After-Play opens at the Blackhorse Theatre this weekend
The Blackhorse Village Players’ (BVP) latest production, After-Play, is ready to hit the stage and cure the February blahs. More...
• Heritage foundation will have speakers
• Scrabble tournament Sunday in Orangeville
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 Health
• ‘Perfect storm’ of heart disease looming
Heart and Stroke Foundation
The Heart and Stroke Foundation’s 2010 Annual Report on Canadians’ Health warns that a “perfect storm” of risk factors and demographic changes are converging to create an unprecedented burden on Canada’s fragmented system of cardiovascular care, and no Canadian, young or old, will be left unaffected. More...
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 Our Readers Write
• Glad population projections are being respected by council
On a November evening in 2008, as co-chair of Our Caledon Our Choice (OCOC), I stood very proudly before the Town of Caledon council and helped present a petition of more than 2,200 signatures. At my side was my OCOC co-chair Rob Mezzapelli, and Christine Cooper, long-time resident of Bolton and a member of Our Caledon Our Choice. More...
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