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January 10th, 2007
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ICING ON THE NEW YEAR
Caledon residents flocked to the Mayfield Recreation Complex Sunday for the fourth annual WinterFest, put on by Caledon councillors and staff. On hand to cut the cake and ring in the new year were (l to r) MP David Tilson, councillors Nick deBoer, Richard Paterak, Allan Thompson and... More...
Caledon man serves on new Citizen's Assembly

A Caledon man is one of 103 citizens who are reviewing the province's electoral system. Matthew L.O. Certosimo was named to the Citizen's Assembly on Electoral Reform. Certosimo grew up in Bradford, studied in Waterloo and Halifax and now lives in Caledon. He and his wife Dawn have twin eight-yea... More...

Updated zoning bylaw now in effect in Caledon

Identified as a Caledon Community Work Plan objective, the Town of Caledon's new Zoning By-Law 2006-50 is now officially in effect. The new comprehensive Zoning By-Law 2006-50 establishes the framework to effectively meet immediate and long-term development regulation objectives and requirements. More...

 News
•Ideas and stories wanted for community map
Community maps can be an expression of the people, culture, and community of a place. They provide a geographical as well as historical record of what makes a place unique and livable. It is for these reasons that three local groups have taken the initiative to create a community map of Caledon tha... More...
•Donation ensures local greenspace
•Liberals seek candidates for the next two elections
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 Columns
•National Affairs
S ometimes there is little you can do or say beyond just shaking your head. One of those times, alas, is now, the result of a flood of unbelievably pigheaded criticisms of the Iraqi government's decision to hang Saddam Hussein. To hear some tell it, you'd think that Iraq - cheered on by the dreade... More...
•Mark Pavilons
•Ottawa Journal
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 Editorial
•It's a challenge that's facing all levels of government
The huge problem of global warming is clearly emerging as a challenge that, like it or not, faces all levels of government everywhere. More...
•Cartoon
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 Community
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
THIS COLUMN IS PROVIDED AS A FREE PUBLIC SERVICE TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO ANNOUNCE UPCOMING EVENTS. PLEASE CONTACT BETH EARLY-REA AT CALEDON COMMUNITY SERVICES AT 905- 584-9460 IF YOU WISH TO HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT PUBLISHED. More...
•Association's golf fund-raiser
•Local groups benefit from Trillium grants
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 Caledon Sports
•Roth Diamond Tool minor bantam Hawks continue to impress
Roth Diamond Tools minor bantam AE Hawks rang in the new year at Mayfield Jan. 4. Their foes from Brampton came in on a high note and capitalized on one of their few chances in the first to take the lead. In the second the Brampton lads kept pace with the Hawks who killed a penalty and started to ... More...
•Exceptional teacher, coach, retires
•Locals on Ontario teams
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 Business & Finance
•Senator Lorna Milne visits PROBUS for interesting talk
Last month as we focused on local elections and our minds were tuned to the political process, it was our pleasure to welcome as our October speaker, the Honourable Lorna Milne, a member of the Canadian Senate. More...
•Peel, Sheridan introduce unique training program
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Local talent shines in Blackhorse's The Boys Next Door
The Blackhorse Village Players are set to open their second production of the season and there is plenty of local talent making their stage debuts. "This is what community theatre is all about," said producer Cheryl Phillips. "These guys came from Palgrave, Bolton and Tottenham, and auditioned for... More...
•Learn art of improvisation!
•Lions, pirates, cheetahs and dogs offer family entertainment
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 Our Readers Write
•Hunter set up illegal blind
I live in rural Caledon, just west of Bolton, with my husband, three children and dog. Mid-afternoon Dec. 24, my husband took our eldest (5) and his friend for a walk on our property. We have approximately eight acres of woods, fully fenced. As they walked the trail heading up the hill behind our ... More...
•Supporters thanked
•No overnight parking
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