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February 28th, 2007
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BOWL FOR KIDS SAKE
The first Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel Bowl for Kids Sake 2007 event at Skyview Lanes raised $9,175 Feb. 21. A second event is planned for Saturday, Feb. 24. They are roughly $100,000 away from meeting their goal of $195,000. More...
Rotary's incoming president to dedicate new youth centre

President-elect Rotary International, Wilfred (Wilf) J. Wilkinson, a resident of Trenton, will be visiting the GTA and Caledon March 7. During his visit, he will be dedicating the Rotary Club of Bolton's Youth Centre, located in Bolton. An anonymous benefactor entrusted $1.5 million to the Rotary... More...

Municipal grants awarded by council

Municipal grants totalling $58,750 were awarded to 10 different groups by Caledon council recently. A total of 18 organizations had made requests that totalled $115,160. More...

 News
•Bolton merchants discuss Web site, radio station
The preparation of a merchants list, the development of a ShopBolton.ca Web site and the launch of Caledon radio station FM 101.5 were among the topics of discussion at last Monday's meeting of the Bolton Merchants Association held at Chef Talk Bistro. More...
•GREAT PANCAKE RACE
•Services assumed
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 Columns
•Positive energy is infectious
We all know there's an overabundance of negative energy in the universe. Heck, most of it comes from the socio-economic winds that blow through most of the civilized world. Okay, a few politicians and civil unrest help add to this seemingly endless toxic brew. More...
•National Affairs
•Mayor's Report
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 Editorial
•Tory's minimum wage commission likely a good idea
It's too soon to tell, but chances are that one of the big-ticket issues in October's provincial election will be the province's minimum wage law, and more particularly the demands we're hearing from some politicians, labour leaders and the province's biggest newspaper that it should go up 25% from... More...
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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...
•PALGRAVE PONDFEST A HIT
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 Caledon Sports
•Caledon Hawks novice AA team advances to OMHA semifinals
The Caledon Hawks novice AA team sponsored by Ontario Flooring and NuForce Electrical qualified for the OMHA semifinals after sweeping the Ancaster Avalanche three games to none in the OMHA quarterfinals. After finishing first in the round-robin series with a 6 and 2 record, the Hawks were slated... More...
•HB Cycling holds its AGM
•Club seeks rugby players
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 Business & Finance
•Peel supports funding for environmental protection
Peel regional council approved water and wastewater user fees that include enhanced funding for the protection of Peel's natural resources. The combined water and wastewater rate will increase by 9.2% or approximately $30 per average household. The rate change will be reflected on all water bills ... More...
•Improvements to Peel water, wastewater facilities
•Peel council approves investment to fight global warming
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 Arts & Entertainment
•STAGE project seeks creative youth in Caledon
Are you 14 to 18 years old? Have you ever thought about acting, film-making, or Web design? Would you enjoy being a part of something new and special? Are you ready to be really creative to help others in your community? More...
•Seniors present junior talent night
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 Our Readers Write
•Confusing busing system
As a parent of a student at Robert F. Hall I'm trying to figure out why the Dufferin- Peel separate school board finds it necessary to cut a bussing deal with Dufferin county 20 to 30 miles northwest of Bolton. I don't know the exact numbers but I'm sure 40% to 50% at R.F. Hall reside in Bolton and... More...
•Post office staff praised
•Controlling caucus?
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