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April 11th, 2007
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SEND-OFF FOR SGT. PATERSON
Inspector Andy Karski, Caledon OPP detachment commander, presented Sgt. Bob Paterson with a citation from OPP Commissioner Gwen Boniface Thursday, during a send-off for Caledon's long-serving community policing officer. Please turn to the 911 page for all of the details. More...
Caledon residents set to 'WALK' for a cure for MS

More than 200 people are already registered for the Zehrs Super Cities WALK for MS in Bolton-Caledon, taking place Sunday, April 15. Atotal of 300 participants are expected to WALK for a cure on event day, raising $70,000 for multiple sclerosis research and services. More...

Concert cancelled

Due to illness, the concert by the Caledon Community Singers, originally scheduled for April 13 at Bolton's Caven Presbyterian Church, has been cancelled. Hopes are it will be rescheduled to sometime in May. More...

 News
•Civil servant salaries rose almost $12 million in 2006 across Peel
"Be thankful we're not getting all the government we're paying for." Will Rogers Alas, Peel (Caledon) taxpayers dished out a record-setting $67.46 million to members of the "century club" in 2006. More...
•Free tree planting workshop
•SUPPORTS FOOD BANK
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 Columns
•Spending middle age as a 'classic'
I'm a collectible. You know, the stage where you're not vintage or antique, just classic. I retain my classic lines, which I like to refer to as the sought-after impressionist look (a fancy way to say fruit shape). Like a muscle car of the 1970s, I'm appealing, in a strange, outdated kind of way. More...
•National Affairs
•Remembering Vimy 90 years later
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 Editorial
•Incineration: no longer merely a dirty word?
At last, it would seem there's one subject on which the two main combatants in next October's Ontario election seem to be in agreement. Both Premier Dalton McGuinty and Opposition Leader John Tory both favour state-of-the-art incineration as an option for dealing with solid wastes. More...
•Caledon Citizen
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 Community
•Volunteer at Hospice Caledon
If you are a compassionate, emotionally centered individual who enjoys other people, you may be interested in becoming a visiting volunteer for families who are dealing with life limiting illnesses. Hospice Caledon is offering their 30-hour "inhome visiting volunteer" training program. More...
•Zonta euchre
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
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 Caledon Sports
•Cavalier Hawks crowned Tri-County champs
The Cavalier minor atom AE Hawks beat Stoney Creek two games straight to win the Tri-County Championship. Though having trouble with the Warriors during previous games, the Caledon Hawks played two great games and finished the season strong. In the first game at Mayfield, the first period ended i... More...
•Skate park rules approved
•Access Career Solutions are champs
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 Business & Finance
•SUPTA SURYA OPENS
Supta Surya held its grand opening recently at 30 Martha St., Unit 307, in Bolton. Owners Edgar Sanchez and Kristina Sanchez were joined for the ribbon-cutting ceremony by Councillor Annette Groves. More...
•Dufferin Aggregates commissions Caledon East artist Laura Tomona
•James Dick Construction wins environmental achievement award
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Bolton's 'Monster Book Sale' returns April 20, 21
The Bolton Library's popular spring book sale is on the way! This year it will be held in conjunction with the Caledon Home Show at which the organizers will offer a wide selection of local products and services. Please accept this invitation to come and see what the Friends of the Library have to ... More...
•Caledon's Walk of Fame recipient is Lingwood
•BMT Youth Troupe presents Aladdin Jr.
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 Health
•PC candidate Jones discusses health funding gap
Tory candidate Sylvia Jones recently attended a community meeting to discuss the funding gap for health services in Dufferin- Caledon. Three different reports, generated by three different organizations, highlighted the incredible range of money distributed throughout the province. More...
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 Our Readers Write
•Hospice says thanks for support
On behalf of Hospice Caledon I would like to thank everyone who participated in our fund-raiser, Afternoon of Indulgence, held Feb. 24. The community support was phenomenal. It takes a very special person to find time in today's busy world to help others in the community. More...
•Nice farewell to John
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