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September 27th, 2006
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MILKING AT THE FAIR
Councillor Garry Moore was among the members of Caledon council who took part in the cow milking competition More...
Progress made with community work plan

The final report of the Caledon Community Work Plan presented to Caledon council recently indicated most of the 63 projects have either been completed or significant progress has been made. More...

Salamander Festival arrives

The annual one-and-only Salamander Festival in Belfountain arrives Saturday (Sept. 30), running 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The community welcomes visitors, offering a pancake breakfast, traditional bake table, BBQ lunch, vendors, a mini-market, pet parade, silent auction as well as entertainment by the Alleg More...

 News
•Fire destroys local house
Caledon Fire and Emergency Services reports a major house fire Sunday afternoon destroyed a home north of Bolton. More...
•Advance voting dates set
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 Editorial
•Education funding: no easy solution in sight
School boards in Ontario have a lot in common, not the least of which being that they all get virtually all their money from the province. More...
•The 'false promises' of gun control
•Any home can have solar power
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 Community
•BBQ at Union Presbyterian
Union Presbyterian Church is hosting its annual pork BBQ and silent auction, Saturday, Sept. 30. It will be held at Alloa Public School on Mayfield Road (between Mississauga and Creditview Roads) from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $12 for adults, $7 for children 12 and under. Refreshments included. More...
•CHEZ THRIFT RELOCATES
•Palgrave's turkey dinner
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 Caledon Sports
•Caledon under 10 girls end season on high note
After a long summer of play in the Peel Halton Select league, The Caledon Wildcats finished their season off with a stirring run More...
•Diamond Towing midgets win in pre-season
•Roth Hawks win exhibition
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 Business & Finance
•A positive attitude makes all the difference in job search
"If you want to make good use of your time, you've got to know what's most important and then give it all you've got." More...
•NEC conference addresses crucial planning issues
•Contract for trucks
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 Arts & Entertainment
•LOKA AT CLAUDE CHURCH
Claude Presbyterian Church is fast becoming the musical centre of south Caledon. More...
•Caledon celebrates 8th annual 'Love your Library Month'
•Women Write Now
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 Health
•Female golfers raise $220,000 in support of breast cancer research
Female golfers from across the country hit the links Sept. 18 at Caledon Country Club to celebrate the success of the Golf Fore The Cure program, which is on par to raise $220,000 this season in support of breast cancer research and the Canadian Cancer Society. More...
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 Our Readers Write
•Canada Post responds
I would like to respond to reader Jim Cassell's letter, Reader is 'going postal,' in the Sept. 13 Citizen. More...
•Postal change overdue
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 Cruising in Caledon
•Winter automotive maintenance to-do list
Ah yes, it's coming to that time of year again. The weather is getting colder, and pretty soon the snow will be flying. The cold weather can affect the operation of your vehicle, so it's best to get a few things done to protect yourself and your car from old man winter. More...
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