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April 25th, 2007
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HUMBERVIEW ITALIAN DINNER
Students at The Humberview school Bolton put on an Italian dinner recently to raise money for the more than 30 students going to the national Musicfest in Vancouver, May 14-20. The three groups that will be playing include the gold medal band Jazzork, along with Mkosa and the jazz... More...
Candidates file municipal election expenses

All but three candidates in the 2006 municipal election filed their election expenses by the April 2 deadline. Those not filing on time included Ward 5 regional councillor candidate George Niras, Ward 2 regional councillor candidate Dave Tatla and Ward 3 & 4 candidate Roy Trepanier who withdrew fr... More...

Wines of the World event

The Rotary Club of Palgrave will host its 10th annual Wines of the World fund-raising event Friday, June 8 at the Caledon Equestrian Park in Palgrave. "This year our wine tasting evening promises to be best yet," said Bernie Rochon, chair of the charitable event. "We will be adding a third tent ... More...

 News
•Town releases first environmental action report
Demonstrating leadership in progressive environmental stewardship, the Town of Caledon has released its first Environmental Action Report. The report highlights the Town's environmental achievements between 2005 and mid- 2007, with an outlook to future initiatives. More...
•Day of Mourning recognized by Town
•Alton Grange open house
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 Columns
•Obscure, but irreplaceable
Most of us live our lives in relative obscurity. Few of us achieve that proverbial 15 minutes of fame when the spotlight is shining directly on us. Most of us, we settle. We settle for mediocrity. More...
•National Affairs
•Mayor's Report
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 Editorial
•Some ideas to help bring community together
Everything starts with an idea and a willingness to change and improve. Since there's no shortage of talented citizens in this fair land, there's no shortage of ideas. We'd like to offer a few ideas that would benefit us all. Some may be simple, others a bit more challenging, but in our humble op... 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...
•Peter Wylie remembered
•Heritage comes alive May 5 & 6 in the Hills of Headwaters!
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 Caledon Sports
•Bantam Hawks celebrate Tri-County victory
Caledon bantam AE SPM Tech Inc. Hawks celebrated their recent tri-county victory. The Caledon bantam AE SPM Tech Inc. Hawks entered the Tri-County championships recently with lots of energy and high expectations. The Hawks met Erin in the first round robin game and Blair Garrish quickly opened th... More...
•Molyneux is top athlete
•Husky of the Week
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 Arts & Entertainment
•A 'pensive' of authors gather at Forster's Book Garden
A group of rhinos gathering for a chin-wag is called a "crash." When blue jays meet we call it a "party." Should bears congregate, it's a "sleuth;" caterpillars, an "army;" ducks, a "raft;" elk, a "gang." Leopards form a "leap," lions a "pride," and giraffes a "tower." A "bouquet" of pheasants woul... More...
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 Health
•Headwaters to host international type 1 diabetes study
Headwaters Health Care Centre, in partnership with the Hospital for Sick Children, is inviting adults and children who have relatives with type 1 diabetes to participate in an international research study May 2, at the Orangeville site. TrialNet is screening relatives of people with type 1 diabete... More...
•Walking to better hearts is a family affair
•Town of Caledon joins call for fair health care funding
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 Our Readers Write
•Our Readers Write
The Caledon Seniors' Centre at Rotary Place offers its thank you to our Bolton business community, members and friends who participated in our grand fund-raising draw. A non-profit, self-supporting seniors' centre relying on dedicated members, volunteers and public support. You have given generous... More...
•Crease a 'Kyotophile'
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 Schools
•Mayfield presents 'Picnic'
In their usual tradition, Mayfield Secondary School's drama department is about to stage their annual spring play, which this year, is William Inge's Picnic. Directed by drama department head, Ken Stern, Picnic is the story of life in small town Kansas. More...
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