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April 4th, 2007
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PJP SCHOOL HOLDS GREEN DAY
Wednesday, March 28 the SK classes at PJPII School in Bolton celebrated spring and St.Patrick's Day by having a Green Day Party. Students went to school dressed all in green, they wrote stories about scary green monsters; they ate healthy green snacks and ended the day w... More...
Council salaries and expenses released

The 2006 salaries and expenses for Caledon council members were released to the public recently. Mayor Marolyn Morrison earned a salary of $97,729.10. This included $53,398.38 paid by the Town of Caledon (onethird tax free) and $44,330.72 paid by Peel region (fully taxed). Her benefits were $289.9... More...

It's a boy for Paynes

Councillor Jason Payne and his wife celebrated the birth of their son Cody Jason Payne on March 5, weighing six pounds 12 ounces. "We're not sleeping through the night," Payne told his fellow council members at the March 20 meeting. "Congratulations," said Mayor Marolyn Morrison. "We're all so pl... More...

 News
•11 Town staffers make $100,000 list
The Town of Caledon had 11 staff members make $100,000 or more in salary in 2006, according to figures released by the Ministry of Finance last week. This was four more people than in 2005. Chief administrative officer Patrick Moyle topped the list with a salary of $184,566.07 and taxable benefit... More...
•Yard waste collection has begun
•Caledon Easter waste collection
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 Columns
•Picture-perfect moments last
As the tiny skaters hit the ice, I searched frantically for the bear who belonged to me. I spotted him quickly - I guess his head was unusually large for a teddy bear on skates. He smiled as he found our faces in the sea of parents in the stands. As the saying goes, "priceless. More...
•National Affairs
•Mayor's Report
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 Editorial
•Election-night blackout a silly law that should go
Let's hope this isn't another subject on which Prime Minister Stephen Harper changes his mind. Harper, who has significantly changed his stances on several issues, was once a strong supporter of Paul Bryan, the British Columbia man who was fined $1,000 for putting Atlantic Canada vote results on h... More...
•CALEDON CITIZEN
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 Community
•WALK TO END BREAST CANCER
During April, The Naked Vine Bolton will contribute $5 from each wine kit brewed on premise to The Weekend to End Breast Cancer. The money will support a local group of 17 women who call themselves "Calendar Girls. More...
•April bunnies and eggs welcome at the seniors' centre
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
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 Caledon Sports
•Emery Woodworking crowned atom champions
Emery Woodworking became the 2006/2007 Bolton Blackhawk atom champions with a 3-1 victory over Albion Rental. Emery was down 1-0 to nothing in a close game with Albion Rental. Solid goaltending kept Emery in the game until they finally got on the scoreboard late in the second period. Emery came ba... More...
•Maverick of the Week
•teams were hard-court successes
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 Business & Finance
•Walmsley is Probus guest speaker
Michael Walmsley will be guest speaker Thursday, April 12, at 9:30 a.m. at the monthly Probus meeting. Meet and greet at 10 a.m. His topic will be True Blue Lodge 150 years of celebration (1858-2008) in Bolton and Caledon. Probus is a Rotary-founded club for retired (65+) seniors interested in ... More...
•CALEDON RENOVATED
•Etiquette at Women Connecting
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Steckley tells Huron stories at the ROM
Thursday, March 15, Bolton author, John Steckley was invited to tell Wendat (Huron) stories at the Royal Ontario Museum. These lesson-teaching stories that long ago entertained Wendat children were brought back to life during the museum's part of their March Break Camp. John Steckley not only narra... More...
•Inglewood Schoolhouse Performers present Hotbed Hotel
•Artists invited to submit work
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 Health
•Naturopath helping Bolton woman with MS
With the help of a naturopath, a Bolton woman with multiple sclerosis hopes to get back to where she once was with her health. Theresa Anderson, 41, started seeing her naturopath in December who is giving her alternative methods to medicine. She put Anderson on diet restrictions, telling her to ea... More...
•Nominations sought for Dr. David Scott Award
•CMHA recruiting board members
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 Our Readers Write
•Vet praised for compassion
The following letter to Dr. John Brajkovich, of Caledon Mountain Veterinary Hospital, was submitted to the Citizen. With heartfelt gratitude and admiration I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all you have done for me and my family. More...
•CCS makes a difference
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 Schools
•EARTH RANGERS AT SCHOOL
Macville public school hosted two representatives from the Earth Rangers recently, who talked about the enivonrment and man's impact on wildlife. One of the stars was a red-tailed hawk. More...
•DANCE-A-THON
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