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January 17th, 2007
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Sylvia Jones wins PC nomination for Dufferin-Caledon
In a tightly contested race for the Progressive Conservative nomination for Dufferin-Caledon, a veteran worker of the past few provincial elections came out on top in Saturday's vote held in Orangeville. More...
Gas bar robbery, assault

Wednesday, Jan. 10, at approximately 9:20 p.m. a male suspect assaulted a gas bar attendant at a gas station located on Airport Road in Caledon East. The male suspect described as in his late teens was wearing a dark coat with hood, hit the attendant in the face with a fist as the attendant steppe... More...

Citizen Quotes

Einstein's wisdoms      " The gift of fantasy has meant more to me than my talent for absorbing knowledge."      " There are two ways to live your life. More...

 News
•Caledon council objects to pit licence application
A letter has been sent to the Ministry of Natural Resources by the Town of Caledon objecting to the issuance of an Aggregate Resources Act licence to Lafarge Canada Inc. because it's premature at this time. More...
•Caledon East couple has first baby of 2007
•BIA holds meeting tonight
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 Columns
•National Affairs
I n politics, alas, perception almost always trumps reality. When current Liberal Leader Stephane Dion, a former Liberal environment minister, bedecked his delegates at the Montreal leadership convention in green scarves and declared he was the green candidate, not only did a majority of the delega... More...
•Mark Pavilons
•Mayor's Report
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 Editorial
•Will 2007 be another multi-election year?
Everything seems to be pointing toward 2007 seeing Ontario voters trooping to the polls twice, with a federal election probably taking place in the spring and a provincial election following in October. Granted, the federal election is still well short of being the proverbial "lead-pipe cinch," wi... More...
•Cartoon
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 Community
•Growing Up Organic conference in February
Canada's first national conference on organic food, Growing Up Organic, takes place in Toronto Saturday, Feb. 17, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 89 Chestnut Street (University of Toronto). Conference topics include the state of our food and its effects on children, the health benefits of eating organic... More...
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
•Can your house number be seen clearly?
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 Caledon Sports
•Caledon novice AA Hawks bring back hardware from Montreal
The Nuforce Electrical and Ontario Flooring Hawks recently traveled to Longueuil and along with the weather, took the area by storm. Hawks blank Toronto Game one had the Hawks facing off against a Toronto team from Avenue Road. Little time was wasted in establishing their strong skating game and... More...
•Caledon Hawks minor atom AAs win silver at Stratford regional silver stick tourney
•Association's golf fund-raiser
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 Business & Finance
•Stress is the topic of workshop at Jobs Caledon
Stress factors are responsible for up to 90% of all visits to primary care physicians, and the cost alone can exceed $4,000 per Canadian employee annually. The annual cost in losttime, compensation, rehabilitation, and long term disability from poor health is estimated at $14 billion. More...
•Income-splitting conference in Ottawa
•Business consultation
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Caledon Community Services brings 'STAGE' to Caledon
Student Theatre for Awareness, Guidance and Education, or STAGE, is an exciting new youth program offered through a partnership between Caledon Community Services and Caledon Youth Services. More...
•Zonta Club presents play
•Elizabeth Scavetta Memorial short story contest winners
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 Health
•Under funding in high growth communities leads Headwaters to join alliance
Headwaters Health Care Centre and the GTA/905 Healthcare Alliance are pleased to announce that Headwaters is joining the alliance. The GTA/905 Healthcare Alliance is the collective voice of acute care and mental health hospitals across the high growth communities in the GTA - from Oshawa to Burli... More...
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 Our Readers Write
•No mail delivery for a week!
I had thought maybe we had seen the last of the letters to the editor surrounding Canada Post's incompetency and lack of customer service to the public after the longtalked about change of address and problems with delivery regarding such. More...
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 Schools
•Separate board holds meetings for its extended French program
The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board will hold a series of public information meetings in Mississauga, Brampton, Bolton and Orangeville for parents and guardians interested in enrolling their children in the board's Extended French Program for the 2007-2008 school year. More...
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