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November 1st, 2006
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Rotary unveils town clock
The Rotary Club of Palgrave celebrates its 25th anniversary Saturday (Nov. 4). The club has donated a town clock to the village of Palgrave to mark the occasion. The unveiling and dedication of the clock will take place Saturday, Nov. at 2 p.m. as part of the celebration of this milestone in the clu More...
SIGNING BOOK OF GREETINGS

Caledon's "Book of Greetings" for Canadian Forces in Afghanistan, was unveiled after the Remembrance Day observances in Caledon East Sunday. The book, available at local services and the town hall until Nov. 17, will be sent to our troops prior to the Christmas holidays. Here, these youngsters se... More...

Varied approaches by mayoral candidates

The priorities and styles of the three candidates seeking Caledon's top job are as varied as the individuals themselves. From new leadership and a solid record to rolling back taxes, the trio seeking the mayor's seat were all well received at the all-candidates' debate sponsored by the Kinsmen Club More...

 News
•Mayoral debate Nov. 6
The Caledon Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with the Peel Federation of Agriculture will be hosting the mayoral debate on Monday, Nov. 6, at the Caledon Community Complex from 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm. The public is encouraged to attend. More...
•Advance polls are set
•Candidates provide lively debate in Ward 2
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 Columns
•National Affairs
F or several years now, ever since Preston Manning rode east to the nation's capitol to build his Reform, More...
•Living in an age of avoidance
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 Editorial
•New funding system the answer, not takeovers
According to Education Minister Kathleen Wynne, there's a difference between a previous government's appointment of supervisors to run dissident school boards and her appointment of Norbert Hartmann to head a "management team" with instructions to balance the books of the Dufferin-Peel Catholic Dist More...
•Political Cartoon
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 Community
•Bolton United turkey supper
It's that time of year again - annual church turkey suppers. Bolton United Church invites you to attend their supper Saturday, Nov. 4, from 4:30 until 7 p.m. Adults pay $14 for a hot turkey dinner, complete with homemade pies and a beverage. Children (5-10) have the same menu and pay only $6. Ticket More...
•Remembrance services
•SENIORS' SALE DRAWS CROWD
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 Caledon Sports
•Peewee AA Hawks start season on a roll
The Caledon peewee AA Hawks are off to a flying start with an undefeated record after its first four games of the season and are vying for first place in its division. More...
•Cavalier Hawks win season opener
•Husky of the Week
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 Business & Finance
•Ideas and stories needed for community mapping plan
Imagine Caledon - the place where you live. What do you see? What do you smell? What memories come to mind? Are you out for a walk or inside one of your favourite places? No matter which answer you've given, you likely have ideas of what Caledon means to you. More...
•MORTGAGE CENTRE OPENS
•Sign variance gets approval
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 Arts & Entertainment
•PUMPKINFEST A HIT
The Highway 50 Mall in Bolton held is annual Pumpkinfest carving afternoon. Man More...
•Caledon Townhall present 'Tribute'
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 Our Readers Write
•Assistance invaluable
I wish to acknowledge the valuable assistance received during a very tough and difficult situation Oct. 15. More...
•Help stimulate Caledon's youth
•Rotary Club of Bolton upset with OPP
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