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June 6th, 2007
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BELFOUNTAIN GARDENING DAY
The annual Belfountain Gardening Day was held Saturday at the Belfountain Conservation Area. Credit Valley Conservation workers David Orr, the conservation area's superintendent, and Sandy Camplin, More...
Rotary's Wines of the World offers unique tasting experience

When it comes to wines, have you ever met up with Frisky Zebras, Seductive Shiraz from South Africa, or Tyrrell's Long Flat White from Australia? The 2007 version of Palgrave Rotary's Wines of the World will introduce you to those and some 50 other specially selected, moderately priced wines ... More...

Highway 10 widening project to be in 2 stages

Ontario's Ministry of Transportation has issued the first of two tender calls for the widening of Highway 10 between Caledon Village and Orangeville. Elizabeth (Betsy) Hall, Liberal candidate for Dufferin-Caledon in the Oct. More...

 News
•Town's CAO Pat Moyle resigns, to become Halton's CAO
After a five-year career with the Town of Caledon, Patrick Moyle has resigned from his position as chief administrative officer. Mayor Marolyn Morrison accepted his resignation May 30. Moyle has been appointed CAO for Halton Region, commencing July 30. More...
•Peel active in securing natural landscapes
•VINE SUPPORTS EFFORTS
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 Columns
•National Affairs
Of all the criticisms leveled by the media and political opponents at Conservatives, the most persistent is that they want to "impose" their "narrow" views upon the unsuspecting populace. Apparently there is nothing wrong with journalists - or Liberals, New Democrats and Blocheads - holding stron... More...
•Who wants to live forever?
•Mayor's Report
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 Editorial
•Electoral reform: how much is really needed?
One of the silliest things we've witnessed since the Ontario Liberals came to power in the 2003 provincial election was the appointment of the Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform, with a mandate to propose changes in our traditional "first past the post" system of electing members of the Legisl... More...
•Political Cartoon
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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...
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 Caledon Sports
•Bolton Wanderers Soccer Club kicks off the season
Bolton Wanderers Soccer Club officially opened its recreational season this past Saturday at Edelweiss park. Traditional opening day festivities involving players as young as age four took place over the entire weekend, with games, a BBQ and more. More...
•Players get boost from Sheardown, Uniroyal, Alliance
•Bolton Braves meet strong opposition in early going
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 Business & Finance
•Biodiesel fuels Parkview Transit buses
Parkview Transit is about to become the first school bus company in Ontario to run a biodiesel fuel blend in 30% of its school buses. Over the next year, Parkview Transit will replace approximately 100,000 liters of diesel fuel with biodiesel, which is made from renewable resources such as soybea... More...
•CPCC/OEYC holds its AGM
•NEW RBC BRANCH OPENS
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Ambitious local students curate juried exhibition
An exhibition created and organized solely by students from Mayfield Secondary School and Robert F. Hall Catholic Secondary School will be on display at the Art Gallery of Peel from June 7- 24. More...
•Chalmers earns gold at nationals of MusicFest 2007
•Leaders Joan and Mark Huggins retire in their 18th season
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 Our Readers Write
•Clarification from gravel group
I'm writing to correct Penny Richardson's letter that appeared May 23. Your readers are best served when they have complete and accurate information. First, James Dick Construction's OSSGA Environmental Achievement Award was in recognition of a hydraulic buffer at its Caledon Sand & Gravel site, ... More...
•NIMBY alive and well
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 Schools
•Plenty of support for James Bolton's Outdoor Classroom
Staff, students and supporters gathered to officially cut the ribbon recently, opening the Outdoor Classroom at James Bolton Public School. The project was a culmination of more than a year of hard work. More...
•HIGH ROPE CLIMBING
•Spring promises fund-raiser at Macville Public School
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