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July 4th, 2007
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BBBS ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel held their 22nd annual Golf Classic at Glen Eagle Golf Club Thursday. This year's goal was to raise $70,000 to help support the 1,190 children in Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring programs, as well as to assist in finding mentors for the 265 children who are c... More...
Cheltenham Day Saturday

The annual village extravaganza, Cheltenham Day, arrives Saturday, July 7. The day kicks off with a street and crafters sale, running 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Youngsters can try out The Flipside skateboard park 9-3 as well. The community parade runs through the village at 9:30 a.m. and a special tree ded... More...

Police looking for witnesses in murder case

OPP officers are investigating the murder of an adult male. The body of 24-year-old Jermaine Cameron, of no fixed address, was discovered in a wooded area near Duffy's Lane and Patterson Sideroad in Caledon, the morning of June 26. More...

 News
•Travel trends in Peel revealed in cordon count
The Region of Peel's recently concluded 2006 Cordon Count Program found that car and truck trips are continuing to grow rapidly in the Region of Peel. Program findings show that most Peel residents use cars to travel, and most drive alone. More...
•Occasional teachers, board at an impasse
•Motorcycle rider killed in collision
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 Columns
•Ontario - not Maritimes - getting the shaft
During one of his regular radio talks to the American people in October, 1939, then U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt said that, "Repetition does not transform a lie into a truth. More...
•Parents responsible for kids' safety
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 Editorial
•'Political' speed laws are a big part of the problem
The recent rash of fatalities on Highway 400, at least two of which apparently involved racing, and one that took the life of an Orangeville-area passenger, has led to demands that action be taken to reduce the instances of dangerous driving. More...
•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...
•Summer fun and learning on at the CPCC/OEYC
•Tory promotes plan to buy local
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 Caledon Sports
•Under 11 boys are golden!
Bolton Wanderers' Under 11 boys select team took to the road June 23/24 weekend to participate in the Erin Mills All Star/Select Tournament. Preliminary match results included duplicate 5-0 victories over the Markham Hornets, and UMSC (Unionville) Academy, as well as a 4-2 triumph over Oakville T... More...
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•U9 boys bring home the gold
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 Business & Finance
•Safe-Tech an industry leader in safety training
Safe-Tech Training Inc., an industry leader in industrial safety training since 1989, celebrated the grand opening of their new Bolton location June 18. Safe-Tech employs a team of seasoned instructors who provide on-site industrial safety training programs throughout Ontario. More...
•Tree of Life Centre celebrates first anniversary
•Rezoning approved
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Summer art camp returns at Peel Heritage Complex
Would your child like to learn the secrets of the great masters of art or be an explorer and uncover long lost artifacts? If you're looking for something exciting for your child to do this summer, look no further than the Peel Heritage Complex (PHC) for Summer Art Camp. More...
•Chef's Challenge July 9 in Caledon
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 Our Readers Write
•No results given from pit rehabilitation
Good for Penny Richardson. Sometimes residents wonder if the aggregate people believe they can say or do almost anything and it will never be questioned. Giving an environment award to James Dick and having it given or presented by a member of the aggregate industry is a great example of just how ... More...
•Low limits are necessary
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