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March 14th, 2007
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GRAFFITI IN PALGRAVE
During February and the beginning of March some vandals sprayed graffiti over the four inside walls and four outside walls of the Palgrave Stationlands Pavilion, located on Brawton Drive and the Trans Canada Trail. The graffiti is an individual's or gang's tag mark. The tag is that ... More...
Peel passes budget with 3.9% increase

Peel Regional Council approved the 2007 current and capital budget that contains an operating budget of $1.3 billion; a tax rate increase of 3.9% or $57 per average household; and a 9.2% or $30 per average household increase to the water and wastewater utility rate. More...

Lunch and movie at church

Palgrave United Church will host a soup and sandwich lunch, and showing of Al Gore's movie, An Inconvenient Truth. It will be held Sunday, March 25 at noon, with the moving being shown at 12:30 p.m. For more, call 905-880- 0303. More...

 News
•Husky Injection Molding Systems is now up for sale
One of Caledon's largest businesses is up for sale. Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd. in Bolton announced last week it may sell all or part of the company's shares. Husky is a global supplier of injection molding equipment and services to the plastics industry. More...
•Councillor wants to sing
•Increase to help elderly
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 Columns
•Universe wasted on humans?
In order for us to put on our pants in the morning, the universe had to be created. Carl Sagan used that type of logic to bring the importance of the universe to our attention. He was right of course. And what an exponentially large chicken-andegg scenario! More...
•National Affairs
•Mayor's Report
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 Editorial
•Supreme Court striking balance on equality rights
Gay rights advocates are cheering the Supreme Court of Canada ruling, which unanimously confirmed lower courts' conclusion that the Canada Pension Plan's survivor benefits should be available to all couples, homosexual as well as heterosexual. More...
•Caledon Citizen
•Our Readers Write
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 Community
•St. John Ambulance recruits therapy dogs
To help residents of nursing homes and longterm care facilities feel better, St. John Ambulance will bring in its therapy dogs for a visit. Currently, the St. John Ambulance Brampton Branch is running 40 dogs in its program, but it continually looks for new recruits, explained Charlene Bartlett, t... More...
•Hansen Wheels in Motion event returns this June 10
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 Caledon Sports
•Cavalier Hawks finish first in Tri-County round robin
The Cavalier minor atom AE Hawks finished the Tri- County round robin with 3 wins and 1 tie after a disappointing loss to Georgetown in the OMHA preliminaries. While dealing with this upset, the Hawks turned their sights to the Tri- County crown. The Hawks first faced off against the Stoney Creek ... More...
•Roth Hawks in flurry of Tri-County action
•Maverick of the Week
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 Business & Finance
•Tory announces plan to provide stability to homeowners
Progressive Conservative Leader and local MPP John Tory announced a plan to protect Ontario homeowners from runaway property assessment increases that put some people at risk of losing their homes. "The property assessment system in Ontario has spiralled out of control and is hurting homeowners," ... More...
•Millcroft hosts winemaker's dinner
•Rezoning is approved
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Capturing Caledon' photo exhibit at local studio
An exhibit by four local photographers entitled "Capturing Caledon" is now on display. The winter images on display, at Bell's Framing & Fine Art in Caledon East, are part of a year-long project by Simon Burn, Chris Fertnig, Desiree Neville and Lisa Scale to capture each season in Caledon, and poss... More...
•St. Patrick's dinner
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