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August 23, 2006
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MIDNIGHT MADNESS A BLAST
Ashley Harding, 8, of Bolton, gets a butterfly tattoo done on her arm by Katie Sluman of Northern Tatts in Bolton during the annual Midnight Madness celebration in downtown Bolton on Friday night. Turn inside today's Citizen for more photos of Midnight Madness. More...
Car driver killed in crash

A man was killed following a collision between a dump truck and a car at the intersection of Heart Lake Road and King Street last Wednesday at about 6 a.m. More...

Road renewal in Inglewood identified as a priority project

The Inglewood road renewal project was identified by Caledon council recently as a priority capital project which it hopes to get done at the same time Peel region installs a new sanitary sewer system in the village. More...

 News
•Tory wants municipal fiscal imbalance fixed
Progressive Conservative Party Leader John Tory said the municipal fiscal imbalance needs to be fixed with a real commitment to act rather than the delayed review and promises the McGuinty Liberals have announced. More...
•Forks of the Credit Road work under way by Peel
•Lyons named to committee
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 Editorial
•Release on bail: it's seldom an easy decision
Seldom have we seen so many articles in the daily press dealing with the issue of bail being granted to accused persons. More...
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 Caledon Sports
•Bolton team wins Over-95 Mixed Doubles
Determined to get back into the winner's circle, a Bolton team battled through some tough matches on their way to capturing Mono Centre Over-95 Mixed Doubles tennis tournament held at Mono Centre Tennis Club recently. More...
•Finals set for IBHL
•Cavaliers make club history
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 Arts & Entertainment
•PLOWING EXPERTISE SHARED
Throughout the more than 50-year history of the World Plowing Match, Canada has produced only two home-grown world champions, both of whom hailed from the Caledon community in Peel. The late Jim Eccles was the first plowmen to be awarded top-world honours in 1953, with Cheltenham-area farmer Bill ... More...
•Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel hosts gala
•Mystery evening supports heritage preservation
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 Health
•New infection prevention network will bridge gaps
The newly established Mississauga Halton Infection Control Network will work in partnership with all health care sectors and providers in Peel and Halton to ensure a common approach to infection prevention and control. More...
•Larviciding to occur by Sept. 1
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 Our Readers Write
•Put common sense back at Town Hall
Re: Council has hidden agenda for Ellwood Drive I read with interest the article on Ellwood Drive's hidden agenda. I'm glad somebody More...
•An evening to remember
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 Schools
•CAPITANO IS TOP SCHOLAR
Mario Capitano from Robert F. Hall Catholic secondary school in Caledon More...
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 Cruising in Caledon
•Shell Canada raises the bar for Canadian fuels
Are all brands of gas created equal? Some consumers might think so, but Shell Canada Products is working hard to change their minds with new products, standards and a campaign designed to let consumers know that some fuels really are designed to perform better than others. More...
•Vitamins for your engine oil
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