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April 18th, 2007
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MS WALK raises an impressive $81,000
An estimated 375 people 'WALKed' to end MS in the Zehrs Super Cities WALK for MS in Bolton-Caledon Sunday, raising more than $81,000 and contributing to a total of $5.5 million raised across Ontario. Proceeds of the Super Cities WALK for MS will fund multiple sclerosis research and services. More...
Peel favoured for 211

Caledon council recently supported Peel region's position that the 211 service in Peel be delivered by the region starting in December 2007, subject to provincial funding for startup costs. Dialing 211 allows residents to obtain information and referral to a full range of non-emergency social, hea... More...

Citizen Quotes

"You only live once - but if you work it right, once is enough." Joe E. Lewis "Life is like playing a violin solo in public and learning the instrument as you go." Edward Bulwer-Lytton "A man gazing at the stars is proverbially at the mercy of the puddles in the road. More...

 News
•Bethell House hospice residence receives OPA approval
The building of Caledon's first hospice facility moved one step closer to reality after Caledon council unanimously approved an official plan amendment for Bethell House in Inglewood. Councillor Richard Paterak called it a historic day, noting Bethell House will provide a service Caledon needs. A ... More...
•St. John hosts orientation night
•Bolton Legion supports Headwaters
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 Columns
•Love of family carries you
"I prayed for riches and achieved success, All that I touched turned into gold. Alas! My cares were greater, and my peace was less When that wish came to pass. I prayed for glory; and heard my name Sung by sweet children and by hoary men. But ah! the hurts, the hurts that came with fame! More...
•National Affairs
•Ottawa Journal
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 Editorial
•'Pricey' deal may be the best option available
' Only time will tell how good or bad the deal was that the Ontario government made with the private operator of the Bruce Nuclear Power Development that will eventually see all eight reactors in the nuclear complex producing electricity. Back in the 1990s, four of the eight were officially mothba... More...
•Caledon Citizen
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 Community
•Volunteers needed Caledon Meals on Wheels group
Do you have any spare time? Would you like to help others? Caledon Meals on Wheels are looking for volunteers for their Meal delivery programs. They deliver meals both locally in Bolton, Caledon East, parts of northwest Caledon and in Orangeville and are looking for help on Mondays, Wednesdays and... More...
•Students in historical fair
•St. Cornelius gathers to help needy
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 Caledon Sports
•Clinics usher in beginning of horse show season
The 2007 show season is almost here! The Tottenham Equestrians organize and run horse shows for beginner, intermediate and advanced riders who wish to compete in English hunter and jumper classes and western performance and games classes. More...
•Caledon bantam Lightning triumphant at select Intra-City championship
•Bechtel using science, hard work to improve ranking
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 Business & Finance
•Millcroft Inn & Spa honours employees
In March The Millcroft Inn & Spa recently held its annual Employee of the Year Awards event and honoured two if its top employees for 2006. Every three months The Millcroft's staff complete ballots to select the Employees of the Quarter - one for Front of the House (i.e. employees that interact d... More...
•Bryan creates possibilities
•ITALIAN BAKERY HITS TOWN
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Townhall Players members receive honours
The Caledon Townhall Players are pleased and proud to announce its members who were among the nominees and the winners of this year's Association of Community Theatres of Central Ontario Awards. March 31 the glittering 75th diamond anniversary of the ACTCO Gala Awards took place at the Paradise Co... More...
•Alton Public School's Annie Jr. tiny but mighty!
•A musical Italian feast at The Humberview
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 Health
•CMA recruiting board members
The Canadian Mental Health Association, Peel Branch is currently recruiting for its Board of Directors. Term to start at the AGM in June of 2007. They are looking for individuals committed to mental health as part of the broader healthcare system and interested in a policy governance board. More...
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 Our Readers Write
•Quality support is needed
Persons who have a developmental disability, families and agencies who support them have been struggling through years of underfunding. Agencies experienced 5% budget cut in the mid-1990s, followed by years of being flat-lined and then minimal increases in recent years that barely kept pace within ... More...
•Local participation lauded
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