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March 21st, 2007
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Boxing great Chuvalo speaks in Bolton
Former Canadian heavyweight boxing champion George Chuvalo answered questions about boxing and how he's tried to help people stay away from drugs during his talk Friday night at Main Street Station restaurant in Bolton. Chuvalo, 69, who was Canada's heavyweight champion from 1958 to 1979, fought s... More...
Economic impact study

Councillor Allan Thompson's motion to request the provincial government immediately undertake an economic impact study specific to "agriculture in the greenbelt area," was supported by Caledon council recently. More...

Councillors are appointed

Councillors Doug Beffort and Gord McClure were recently appointed by Caledon council to Heritage Caledon for the 2006-10 term of council. More...

 News
•Census shows Caledon's population is 57,050
Census figures released last week showed Caledon's population reached 57,050 people in 2006. This represented a 12.7 per cent increase from the Town's 2001 population of 50,605. Other 2006 census statistics for Caledon included 18,915 total private dwellings of which 18,214 were occupied by usual... More...
•Woodlot workshop in Bolton
•Clean Caledon appointments
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 Columns
•No' sayeth the mysterious ring!
I've joined the ranks of weirdness. Okay, those who know me will attest that I signed up long ago, and I'm moving my way up the chain of command, to be the top dog in weirdness circles. My latest foray into the realm of the unusual has to do with my great find, and subsequent listing on eBay. On ... More...
•National Affairs
•Ottawa Journal
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 Editorial
•Bill C-257: dangerous, unnecessary legislation
We owe Perrin Beatty praise for information he provided recently to the annual luncheon of the Dufferin County Manufacturers Association. More...
•Caledon Citizen
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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...
•Feeding the Community Spirit
•Casino trip MS fund-raiser
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 Caledon Sports
•Novice AA Hawks end their season in fine style
After a stellar season in the Tri-County novice AA division and making it to the final four in the OMHA playdowns, the Caledon Hawks novice AA team (sponsored by Ontario Flooring Inc. and NuForce Electrical and Security Company) finished their season in style by winning the Niagara Falls Thunder AA... More...
•Dorado Stars swimmers shine at Cobra Cash Challenge
•Mavs ousted in semis
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 Business & Finance
•THAI CUISINE COMES TO BOLTON
Councillors Doug Beffort (acting mayor), Richard Paterak and Annette Groves helped the owners cut the ribbon to officially open Bolton's first Thai restaurant - Bangkok Thai Cuisine, in the Royal Courtyards. More...
•Rezoning is approved
•Committee for grants
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 Arts & Entertainment
•New comedy opens at Blackhorse
A Bad Year for Tomatoes by John Patrick, is the latest Blackhorse production set to open March 21. Chaotic comedy ensues when cultures clash. With a blend of humour that resembles the TV classic Green A problem arises with her Acres, meets Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, then add an Agatha Christie murde... More...
•LANGUAGE OF MUSIC
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 Health
•March is Kidney Month
"Few people are aware of the vital role that kidneys play in overall health," notes Niloufer Bhesania, national resident of the Kidney Foundation. "And for those with major risk factors such as diabetes or high blood pressure, it is even more important to know the warning signs and to get tested re... More...
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 Our Readers Write
•Palgrave pond a great feature
I lived in Bolton on Alan Drive for nearly 15 years. I was a child of four when we moved there from Toronto. I lived among many fields surrounding our new subdivision. In these fields were many ponds. Every winter my older brothers and I would gather friends and head over to the pond for some good ... More...
•Personal thanks
•Licence plan flawed
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