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Paint the town orange at this year's Bolton Fall Fair
Plenty of family fun at the annual Bolton Fall Fair
Carrots will be the talk of the town as the 148th annual Bolton Fall Fair gets under way this weekend. More...
Zonta hosts euchre night

The Zonta Club of Brampton/Caledon will host a euchre night, Friday, Sept. 22 at the Brampton Flying Club (McLaughlin Rd North of Mayfield Rd.) starting at 7 p.m. Tickets are $20 with 1st place money of $100. Proceeds to the Brampton Civic Hospital. More...

Citizen Web site traffic rises

The Caledon Citizen's Web site (www.caledoncitizen. com) continues to experience a noticeable increase in visitors. In July, the site saw a total of 146,634 hits, an increase of 25,000 over June. That's an average of 4,730 per day! A total of 23,134 documents were viewed and visitors averaged 8 mi More...

 News
• Dufferin-Peel trustees reject deficit management plan
At a special board meeting held Thursday night, Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board trustees refused to make enough cuts to programs and services to satisfy terms, set out by the Ministry of Education, which required the board to produce a balanced budget within two years. More...
• New parking spaces in downtown Bolton
• EQAO results show Dufferin-Peel students improving
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 Columns
• article has image Conspiracy theories 'absurd' notions
National Affairs
W here to begin? According to an Ipsos Reid public opinion poll on behalf of Canwest News, More...
• Ask an Expert A u tt o -Tii p s
• article has image Artistic endeavors abound across Caledon
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 Editorial
• Don't be shy about running for council!
The deadline is fast approaching to submit papers to run for a position on Caledon council and the two local school boards. More...
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• article has image Refining the art of sarcasm
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 Caledon Sports
• Winning Nations' Cup team brings excitement to Tournament
The Canadian show jumping riders who twice this year captured North America's most prestigious team event - the Nations' Cup - will kick the excitement up a notch in the grand prix ring at the Tournament of Champions, Sept. 20-24, at the Caledon Equestrian Park. More...
• Lamaze named Athlete of the Month
• Specials at the Caledon Centre
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 Business & Finance
• Green fund allocation
Caledon council recently authorized releasing $1,000 from the Community Green Fund to give to Citizens for a Clean Caledon for a pesticide exchange event. More...
• Business consultation
• article has image NU LIFE GRAND OPENING
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 Arts & Entertainment
• Music, art and workshops the focus of Headwaters Arts Festival
The 2006 edition of the Headwaters Arts Festival opens Friday, Sept. 22 with an exciting collection of art shows, open studios, musical performances and hands-on workshops, many of which are new to the festival this year. More...
• Kingfest celebration features Canadian legends
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 Health
• Fire Prevention Week message
Watch what you heat!
Fire Prevention Week is Oct. 8-14, and Caledon's Fire & Emergency Services Department is reminding residents to "watch what you heat" in order to prevent cooking fires. During this year's campaign, firefighters and safety advocates are educating residents about how to prevent cooking fires from star More...
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 Our Readers Write
• Reader is misinformed
Unfortunately, Tysoe's key claim ('Global warming propaganda,' Sept. 6) that "Several years ago the American Academy of Sciences (there is no American Academy of Sciences it is the U.S. National Academy of Sciences) issued a statement endorsed by more than 100 eminent climatologists debunking the wh More...
• Saying thanks to worker
• DQ says thanks
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 Obituaries
• DONEY, Douglas Earl
Peacefully at his home on Thursday, September 7, 2006 in his 63rd year. Loving husband of Bonnie. Cherished father of Terry and his wife Karen, Ken and his wife Jennifer, Pam and her husband Kevin Janesse. Beloved grandfather of Sophie, Garrett, Emily, Drake and Jeremy. Survived by his brothers Carm More...
• LEVESQUE, Robert (Bob)
• JACKSON, BRYAN LEONARD
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 Cruising in Caledon
• OMVIC offers help for buyers
If you run into a dispute with your registered motor vehicle dealer, there is help available through the Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council (OMVIC) - the provincial regulator of the dealer industry. More...
• Vehicle contract is legally binding
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