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May 30th, 2007
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Tory joins students in stocking salmon in Credit
Leader of the Opposition and Caledon MPP John Tory joined students of Ashgrove Public School in releasing salmon fry into the Credit River at Belfountain Conservation Area Friday morning. Tory gave some brief remarks to a few classes of students, talking about the importance of being involved and... More...
Belfountain planting day

Beautify your Conservation Area by participating in Credit Valley Conservation's annual volunteer garden flower planting day. It will be held Saturday, June 2 at Belfountain Conservation Area, 10 Credit Street, Belfountain, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Equipment will be supplied. Contact Sandy Camplin o... More...

Open house on cell tower

Wildfield residents concerned about a cell tower in their community are urged to attend a drop-in-style meeting at the Albion Bolton Community Centre, Room C, Wednesday, May 30 from 4-9 p.m. More...

 News
•CCS sponsors annual Kidz to Kamp program
Ever wondered how you can help children in your own community? Caledon Community Services is pleased to have more than 50 community partners participating in the Kidz to Kamp program this year! These partners include banks, coffee shops, retailers and restaurants throughout our community. They wi... More...
•Rotary Wines of the World draws business support
•Seniors Month
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 Columns
•National Affairs
Some 25 years ago, when Ontario's soon-to-be-retired Chief Justice Roy McMurtry was Ontario's attorney general, his first public reaction to then prime minister Pierre Trudeau's Charter of Rights and Freedoms suggestion was harsh. More...
•Sharing toast, eggs and a song
•Ottawa Journal
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 Editorial
•Is it really 'Places To Grow' or just places to stagnate?
An issue that ought to dominate the forthcoming Ontario election campaign is the current government's wholly inconsistent stands on the subject of growth in the so-called Greater Golden Horseshoe area. More...
•Political Cartoon
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 Community
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
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 Caledon Sports
•Ian Millar maintains lead in Pan American Games selection trials
Following the second Pan American Games selection trial for the Canadian Show Jumping Team, Ian Millar of Perth, has maintained his lead in the standings. Selection trials were held May 18 and May 20 at the Caledon Equestrian Park in Palgrave. More...
•Horse Week 2007 June 2-10
•Organizers treat kids to a world-class day at KOS Triathlon
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 Business & Finance
•Millcroft Inn & Spa wins 'WOW' award
Ontario's Finest Inns & Spas, an association of the top inns and spas in Ontario, recently held its AGM at The Millcroft. On the agenda was a review of the results of its stringent Quality Assurance Program. More...
•Deputy finance critic at town hall
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 Arts & Entertainment
•GROSSI NAMED IDOL
Bolton' s Laura Grossi (middle and above), a grade 7 student at Pope John Paul II School, was crowned the first Schomberg Idol Saturday at the Schomberg Agricultural Fair. More...
•Forster's Authors' Day draws a huge crowd
•Friends hold AGM, election
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 Health
•The Millcroft Wellness Checkup
Having recently returned from a spa seminar in California, I was surprised to find that most spas still focus on standard services such as pedicures, facials and body treatments. During my presentation, I found myself teaching them about our focus on more ayurvedic and holistic services such as In... More...
•ROTARY HELPS HOSPITAL
•MP hosts child care expo
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 Our Readers Write
•Bus vandalism is a crime
Parents and kids need to be reminded again that vandalism to school buses is a crime. At this time of year it seems that school buses become big yellow targets for bored kids looking for an outlet, and I think that we parents need to be proactive and warn our kids of the serious safety issues, rep... More...
•Thoughtfulness noticed
•Attend cell tower meeting
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 Schools
•Students release Atlantic salmon raised in classroom
Grade six students from Belfountain Public School said bon voyage to a school of Atlantic salmon fry raised in their very own classroom fish hatchery. Students, teachers and local dignitaries joined the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (O.F.A.H.) and its conservation partners in stocki... More...
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