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January 24th, 2007
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PALGRAVE BURNS DINNER
It was a packed house at the Orange Hall Saturday night for the second annual Robbie Burns dinner, hosted by Palgrave United Church's board of stewards. More...
Evans finishes first

Andrew Evans of Caledon East, and his partner, Carolyn MacCuish of Burlington, skated to a first-place finish in the junior pairs short program at the Canadian Figure Skating Championships at Halifax. The duo earned top spot with a score of 43.77. Evans, 18, and MacCuish, 14, are coached by Lee Mar... More...

Adults' housing meeting

The Peel Advisory Working Group on Older Adults' Housing will meet Tuesday, Jan. 30 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Region of Peel headquarters, 10 Peel Centre Dr., 1st floor, Peel Room. The meeting will include a presentation by the Caledon Abbeyfield group. Observers are welcome. For more informati... More...

 News
•Town staff proposes 2% to 3% property tax increase
Town staff brought forward a 2007 budget to Caledon council last Tuesday that proposes a tax increase in the two to three per cent range. Chief administrative officer Patrick Moyle called it a cost-of-living budget which he considered to be remarkable under the circumstances. More...
•Collision claims the life of Mississauga man
•Community groups ask council for municipal grants
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 Columns
•National Affairs
I t's been almost a year since the voters in the Torontoarea riding of Mississauga-Streetsville decided, again, that they wanted a Liberal in Ottawa. MP Wajid Khan, a Muslim, car dealer, and former Pakistani Air Force pilot, was their man. More...
•Pondering the big picture: we're related to bananas!
•Mayor's Report
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 Editorial
•Team effort needed to create an identity for downtown Bolton
Many small towns in Ontario have established unique identities for themselves, as tourist destinations, or gateways to such. Quaint, historic downtown streets are lined with boutiques and shops. There's a feeling in the air of hometown pride. More...
•Cartoon
•Editor wants your insights
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 Community
•Financial seminar hosted by local church Jan. 27
If you, or someone that you know, need to restore and maintain order in personal finances, check out this seminar Jan. 27 from 9 a.m. to noon. More...
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
•Consultant is retained
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 Caledon Sports
•Selects win B title at tournament
The Caledon Backhawks peewee select hockey team won two out of three games naming them B division champions with overall 3rd place in the Grand Valley Peewee Rep Tournament. The team opened the tournament Jan. 7 with a 4-1 victory over Elmvale. Trevor Moore scored two goals with assists from Luca... More...
•Roth Hawks down foes their last season game
•Cavalier minor atom AE Hawks win three more
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 Business & Finance
•Local firm TBS has an eye on design
"Today is a brand new day - make it count!" It is that sentiment, that goal, that drives Amanda Squire toward success every day, as a Bolton-based creative professional. Squire, who owns and operates TBS Design Group (The Best Solution), focuses on making her clients stand out from the pack, whi... More...
•Rezoning is approved
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 Arts & Entertainment
•BVP lends support to 'The Boys Next Door'
In the best-watched sitcom "M*A*S*H, Frank Burns tells Hawkeye: "Normal is everybody doing the same thing," to which Hawkeye replied: "Well, what about individuality?" "Well, individuality is fine," says Frank, "as long as we do it together. More...
•Night Light at Theatre Orangeville
•An evening with author
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 Health
•Headwaters offers patient e-mail services
Support from family and friends plays an important role in patient recovery. Headwaters Health Care Centre now offers a service to allow friends and family to email a patient staying at either Headwaters Orangeville or Headwaters Shelburne. Personalized messages from family and friends will be del... More...
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 Our Readers Write
•Peel, York join forces on gridlock
With Highway 10 being built to the west, the 427 soon to be built to east and a finalized bypass going right through the middle of Bolton, concrete and cars will soon protect Caledon. Who needs a greenbelt? Who needs the real thing when we have a hybrid car, Bullfrog Power and a TVO green stamp? More...
•Generosity evident
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