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June 20th, 2007
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TRAILWAY BRIDGE DEDICATION
Mayor Marolyn Morrison was by some children at Inglewood Day in cutting the ceremonial cake for the official opening of the Caledon Trailway pedestrian bridge over Highway 10. More...
Contract to rent machinery

Caledon council recently awarded the contract for the rental of fleet equipment to Volvo Road machinery Ltd. The contract is for three years for five months each year at at annual cost of $114,840, excluding GST. It will allow the Town to continue to provide snow plow and turf maintenance service... More...

Cairn, plaque for Scouts

Caledon council recently supported the installation of a cairn and plaque on the Caledon Trailway near the Highway 10 pedestrian bridge in honour of Scouts Canada's 100th anniversary. Scouts Canada is donating the cairn and plaque to the Town. More...

 News
•Peel board approves budget, despite $124 million funding gap
Trustees of the Peel District School Board approved a budget of $1.2 billion for the 2007-08 school year. This balanced budget is a $73 million increase in Ministry of Education funding from last year. However, the funding gap between grants and actual costs in areas such as transportation and st... More...
•Peel announces air quality initiatives
•RIBFEST A BIG HIT!
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 Columns
•The many problems with 'grade inflation'
It was the late Martin Luther King Jr. who said that, "Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity. More...
•A cash-strapped hierarchy
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 Editorial
•Trail building: a valuable exercise worth supporting
There was a time in our local history when trails were seen as a relic of the past, typically constructed by our native Indians. More recently, we began to see them in a different light. More...
•Political Cartoon
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 Community
•INGLEWOOD DAY CELEBRATED
Inglewood Day got started Saturday with a pancake breakfast. Handling the duties from the Village of Inglewood Association were (l to r) Wendy Boughton, Carl Kinzinger, Nell Crathern and David Lewis. More...
•Support for hangars
•Kids Fun Fair in Caledon was a blast!
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 Caledon Sports
•Humberview's best athletes were recognized
The best athletes at The Humberview in Bolton were praised at the school's annual Husky Howl athletic banquet last Tuesday. Senior Female Athlete of the Year Sandra Hamilton took top honours as Senior Female Athlete of the Year. She was most valuable player in senior girls volleyball and tra... More...
•Wanderers' West Caledon opening day a success!
•Contract for hard court
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 Business & Finance
•New Bolton store awakens your spirit and soul
Stepping Into The Mystik and the world behind you stops momentarily. It's like you've entered another realm. And that's what store owners Melinda Bentley and Denise Henderson are hoping for. More...
•Region of Peel jobs presentation
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 Arts & Entertainment
•'Best Little Whorehouse' to open in Shelburne
Now don't you be getting those shorts in a knot, there's nothin' dirty goin' on. Get ready to kick this summer off, as the evenings in Shelburne are going to be heating up, More...
•Conservation gala raises $100,000
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 Our Readers Write
•Editorial was inaccurate
Your editorial Is it really Places to Grow or just places to stagnate? (May 30) contains a number of errors and strange leaps of logic. For starters, the Greenbelt Act (2004) did not freeze "development on what has become known as the Oak Ridges Moraine. More...
•Mark writes from the heart
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