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February 14, 2007
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CAR/TRUCK COLLISION
A truck and a car collided last Tuesday just before 10 a.m. at the intersection of Old Church Road and The Gore Road. More...
Toastmasters host contest

Bolton Banter Toastmasters Club is holding an international speech and evaluation contest on Thursday, Feb. 15 in Room E of the Albion Bolton Community Centre commencing at 7 p.m. The winners advance to the district level competition in Orangeville. Guests are most welcome to attend. For further in... More...

Wine, chocolate and jewellery

Ladies, you will want to mark your calendars for a unique personal networking experience. Women Connecting presents Wine Chocolate and Jewelry - Tuesday, Feb. 20 at the Glen Eagle Golf Club. Networking begins at 6 p.m. followed by dinner at 6:45. Following dinner, guests will enjoy an interactive p... More...

 News
•Council unanimously approves its 2007 budget
The 2007 Town of Caledon budget was unanimously approved by Caledon council last Tuesday night which results in a 2.8 per cent tax increase on the Town's portion of the tax bill. This means the average home assessed at $361,000 will pay $28.75 more in property taxes. Every $100,000 of market valu... More...
•Caledon volunteer and achievement awards
•Consultant retained by Town
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 Columns
•National Affairs
'Some day we'll stop pretending'
Thirty-six-year-old St. Catharines teacher Suzanne Aucoin was in the news recently for winning a fight she should never have had to contest. Even so, her receipt of a rare personal apology from the Ontario health ministry - along with a cheque for $76,018. More...
•Mark Pavilons
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 Editorial
•Dufferin-Peel board crisis just tip of an iceberg
NO matter how the McGuinty Liberals might view it, the situation it faces locally in the impasse with the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board is merely the tip of an iceberg. Although the local board has undoubtedly been the most difficult to deal with among the province's 72 district sch... More...
•Cartoon
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 Community
•Church's pancake supper at Brampton Fairgrounds
Most people think of Shrove Tuesday simply as Pancake Day, however, there is more to the day than just pigging out on pancakes. Shrove Tuesday is the day before Ash Wednesday and the beginning of Lent. This year it takes places Feb. 20. Shrove Tuesday is a day of penitence, a time to clean the so... More...
•Come dancing
•SPEAKING CONTEST PARTICIPANTS
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 Caledon Sports
•TEEN RANCH HOCKEY GALA
The Teen Ranch Foundation hosted a celebrity hockey gala that a of stars who went head-to-head in a hockey game with local fans. Proceeds benefited the Teen Ranch Foundation. Dropping the puck is hockey legend Paul Henderson and Teen Ranch owner Mel Stevens. More...
•Hawks continue to dominate in January games
•Caledon Soccer Club hires top coach Neely
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 Business & Finance
•Guest speakers offer tips to help Bolton BIA
Two guest speakers from different business improvement areas offered their advice to the Bolton BIA last Wednesday night on how to make their village a thriving area. Richard Messer, chair of the Kerr Village BIA in Oakville, said he came to his community seven years ago where people would meet a... More...
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Strike it 'Big' for the kids in the alleys
Gather five to six of your closest friends, family or coworkers and join Big Brothers Big Sisters as they jump back to the '80s at this year's Bowl for Kids Sake. From Feb. More...
•GRAVINA EARNS MEDAL
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 Health
•February is Heart Month
Open the door to make a difference!
February is Heart Month and this year The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario has raised its expectations. The Peel Chapter has set a goal to raise more than $175,000 during its door-to-door campaign and is dependent on the support of the community to meet that goal. More...
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 Our Readers Write
•Cartoon worth a thousand words
Congratulations to both the Caledon Citizen and the Enterprise for publishing very timely cartoons (Jan. 31). The "Ad" snake attacking Harper, and the Liberal policy paper relabelled as "Conservative" said it all. More...
•Road network vital to all of us
•Banks looking out for shareholders' interests
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 Schools
•Province takes over Catholic school board
Cuts to the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board's budgets will happen, with or without the board's participation. Trustees decided Feb. 5 to remain stoic in their decision not to accept an invitation to participate in a provincially mandated co-management team. More...
•Hon. Alvin Curling speaks at Robert F. Hall secondary
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