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May 23rd, 2007
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DARE GOLF CLASSIC
The fourth annual DARE Fore the Kids Golf Classic took place May 17 at Glen Eagle Golf Club. Among those taking part were Constable Kimm Horne, Caledon Trustee Valerie Arnold-Judge, More...
Library's plant and book sale

The Friends of the Caledon Library are hosting a plant and book sale at the Inglewood Branch of the Caledon Public Library Saturday, May 26, from 1-4 p.m. If you are interested in gardening and or reading, you won't want to miss this sale and at the same time help to support your community. All pr... More...

Parks & Recreation Month proclaimed for June

Caledon council recently proclaimed June as Parks and Recreation Month. Municipalities across Ontario are encouraged to support and recognize the importance of health and well-being and being physically active through promotion of recreation programs and parks. More...

 News
•Wellness Centre to host cogeneration technology
The Town's largest and most visited recreation facility will be the site of a new community energy project, made possible by a grant through Ontario's Rural Infrastructure Investment Initiative. More...
•Emergency helicopter pads to be built in James Dick's Caledon pits
•BENCH DEDICATED
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 Columns
•National Affairs
The late great American entertainer Will Rogers, a man who was famous for his homespun humor, once quipped that: "We always want the best man to win an election. Unfortunately, he never runs. More...
•Extending some tenderness
•Mayor's Report
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 Editorial
•Guest Editorial
The 2006 Global Wind Energy Outlook report states that one third of the world's electricity can be supplied by wind, meaning that 113 billion tones of CO2 can be saved by 2050. From just 4,800 MW in 1995, the world total has multiplied more than twelve-fold to reach over 59,000 MW at the end of 2... More...
•Political Cartoon
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 Community
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
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 Caledon Sports
•Caledon student runners excel at Conestoga meet
Thursday, May 10 the student population of Conestoga Public School in Brampton increased to more than 2,000 students! More...
•Fishing weekend proclaimed
•Kinetico Kids of Steel Triathlon
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 Business & Finance
•New partnership forms to help newcomers to Canada
Jobs Caledon, vpi, and COSTI have partnered up to make the transition to life in Canada easier for newcomers when searching for employment. The partnership brings new services to one location in Caledon. "I arrived in July 2006 and the very next day I came into Caledon Community Services' Jobs Ca... More...
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Busy Blackhorse season ends with Dover Road
After a busy season of entertaining, fund-raising and collecting donations for local organizations, the Blackhorse Village Players are set to launch their season finale, The Dover Road by A.A. Milne, which opens Friday, June 2 (preview May 30) and runs through to Saturday, June 16. More...
•Kaleidoscope at Daniel's June 1
•Few days left to view Townhall Players' production
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 Our Readers Write
•Rehabilitation too little, too late
I was very surprised when I saw the headline James Dick Construction Ltd. wins environmental award (Citizen, April 11) for rehabilitating one of its pits in Caledon. It is absolutely baffling to me as to why this action would require a headline. More...
•Government committed
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 Schools
•School board volunteers honoured
The Peel District School Board honoured more than 400 volunteers with a special reception at the HJA Brown Education Centre May 16. Those honoured have volunteered in Peel for at least five years or are community members on board committees and the recipients included several Caledon residents. More...
•OXFORD EARNS AWARD
•JUMP ROPE FOR HEART
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