Five termini considered for Highway 427
By ALAN LICZYK Staff Reporter
      The Ministry of Transportation Ontario is considering five possible terminus locations for the extension of Highway 427. Ministry representatives recently provided Caledon council with an update on the 427 transportation corridor environmental assessment.
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Town honours top citizens for volunteer contributions
"No person was ever honoured for what he or she received. Honour is given by what he or she gave." Calvin Coolidge
      Several members of the community were duly recognized for their giving last Wednesday night, during the annual Caledon Volunteer & Citizen Achievement Awards ceremony. Mayor Marolyn Morrison said local volunteers exemplify true heroic endeavours, adding the recipients are all outstanding in their ...
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Obtain a permit before you burn
      An Open Air Burning Permit must be obtained by all persons who intend to conduct open air fires in Caledon. Open air burning permits are issued at no charge, and photo identification is required to complete the application. A person may conduct as many fires as they wish during the calendar year ...
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Town staff to study north hill supermarket
By ALAN LICZYK Staff Reporter
      Town staff will begin a study to find the most appropriate location for a supermarket to serve the Bolton north hill. Since there are no sites available within the Bolton settlement boundary to accommodate a supermarket, an expansion of the settlement boundary will be required. Such an expansion w...
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Peel to host first green home and garden expo
      If you haven't heard already, green is in and the Region of Peel is doing its part by hosting the first Peel Green Home and Garden Expo Saturday, May 5 at the Powerade Centre in Brampton. The show, which runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., will feature a variety of vendors, workshops and programs that wil...
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Mono Mills student enjoyed experience at Vimy Ridge
By ALAN LICZYK Staff Reporter
      A lesson in history was learned by a Mono Mills student who travelled overseas for the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge in France earlier this month. It was the first time 15- year-old Nicholas Zimmerman has visited Europe. He was there April 5-15 and attended the April 9 ceremony in ...
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Dufferin-Caledon Liberals hold town halls hosted by candidate Crease
      Skid Crease, federal Liberal candidate, will be hosting a series of exciting town hall meetings within the riding of Dufferin- Caledon to discuss the issues that are affecting the citizens. The first meeting will take place Tuesday, May 8 with the topic, The Great Income Trust Flip-Flop.
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MTO to examine needs
By ALAN LICZYK Staff Reporter
      To address long-term transportation requirements in the Greater Toronto Area west corridor, the Ministry of Transportation Ontario has started a formal environmental assessment study that includes the southern part of Caledon.
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Hydro One upgrades in area
      Hydro One crews from its Orangeville work centre will replace 207 poles this year in Erin Township, East Luther Township and the Town of North Wellington at a cost of roughly $600,000 to upgrade power distribution reliability. The poles to be replaced were identified during line inspections last ...
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OPP Report
Many charges laid from seat belt campaign
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      Caledon OPP officers responded to 22 property damage and five personal injury collisions during the week of April 16-22. High Miler of the Week Monday, April 16, at about 12:22 p.m., Caledon OPP officer Bernier observed a motor vehicle travelling at an extreme high rate of speed on Highway 10 ...
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Anniversary Contest a huge success
      The Caledon Citizen's month-long Anniversary Contest was a huge success, attracting 137 entries from readers far and wide. With more than $1,000 worth of prizes from generous sponsors, the contest became very popular, very quickly. Given the often difficult nature of the brain teasers, that put ...
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