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Caledon council objects to pit licence application By ALAN LICZYK 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 ...
By ALAN LICZYK The birth of Caledon's first baby of 2007 was an amazing and heartwarming experience for a Caledon East couple. Ella Laird Ptacek was born Jan. 2 at 9:11 p.m. at Headwaters Health Care Centre weighing seven pounds, 14 ounces. She is the first child together for parents Jennifer Searles, 35, and Wa... More ... BIA holds meeting tonight The Bolton Business Improvement Area (BIA) will hold a general meeting tonight (Jan. 17) at 7 p.m. at the Albion Bolton Community Centre, Room A. On the agenda will be the financial statement for 2006 and budget for 2007, as well as the election of a new executive. Members will also discuss last ye... More ... Clarification about pageant In a Jan. 3 story about Mrs. Canada it mentioned this will be the last time Canada Pageants Inc. will hold a Mrs. Canada or Ms. Canada pageant. A reader pointed out to the Citizen, however, that Canada Galaxy (www.mrscanadagalaxy. ca) is still holding a pageant every year to award a Mrs. Canada a... More ... Abbeyfield seniors' project gets a boost from firm The Abbeyfield seniors' housing project slated to be built in Caledon East is a lot closer to reality thanks to recent local newspaper coverage of Bel Air Lumber president Domenic Virgilio announcing his company's support for the project. More ... CEAC engaged Caledon council more in 2006 By ALAN LICZYK The Caledon environmental advisory committee believed it engaged Caledon council more in 2006 than the year before. This is what John Abbott, chair of CEAC, told council at its first meeting of 2007. He said in 2005 their reports were sent to council, but he didn't perceive they engaged council.... More ... Historical society hears about mapping The Caledon East & District Historical Society will present Deanna Coop, project co-ordinator of the Caledon Community Mapping Project, at its annual general meeting Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m. at St. James Anglican Church, Caledon East. Community maps can be an expression of the people, culture and hist... More ...
Maureen Elliott of Bolton shows the $109,759.90 cheque she received from Ontario Lottery Gaming after winning second prize in the Dec. 15, 2006, Super 7 draw. Elliott, 71, matched six out of seven numbers plus the bonus number. More ... Bolton arterial route's construction to start by April By ALAN LICZYK The construction of the Bolton arterial route along Coleraine Drive from Mayfield Road to King Street is expected to begin by April, Caledon council was told by staff last Tuesday. The final step prior to construction was the expropriation of the remaining six properties and permanent easement on ... More ... Large-scale power outage Roughly 13,743 residents in Palgrave, Caledon, Bolton, King and Vaughan lost power Jan. 9 for a brief time. Hydro One reported there was a problem at a transformer station when power went out at 10:19 a.m. It was restored at 10:47. More ...
Most of us would hate to admit that there are rooms in our home that are disaster areas badly in need of reorganizing. This was the case for Kate Agosta of Bolton. Kate was the lucky winner of a four-hour room makeover, a prize that was generously donated for Hospice Caledon's Afternoon of Affirmat... More ... Humberview falls silent listening to holocaust survivor's story By Nicole Whiffen The Humberview cafetorium is seldom a quiet place. On any given school day, the large room echoes with the anxious voices of high school students discussing weekend plans, last period's math test, and all other aspects of weekend small talk. But one recent Friday morning was very different. More ... OPP Report 1-888-310-1122 Police remind to be aware of bogus e-mails Caledon OPP Officers responded to 12 property damage and two personal injury collisions during the week ending Jan. 8. Final Numbers for 2006/07 RIDE The five-week RIDE initiative was held Nov.29 through Jan. 2, 2007. Vehicles checked at RIDE spot checks - 11,597. Twelve-hour Driver Licence s... More ...
The Hon. James K. Bartleman, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, is appealing to Ontarians to once again bring the magic of books to Aboriginal children by donating new or gently used books during the month of January. Books can be dropped off at any OPP Detachment across Ontario or at the 17 Toronto P... More ... School bus in a collision Monday, Jan. 8 at approximately 3 p.m., Caledon OPP and emergency services responded to a motor vehicle collision on Mayfield Road, just east of Heart Lake Road in Caledon. The collision involved an eastbound passenger car and a westbound school bus. Preliminary investigation revealed that the pas... More ... |
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