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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 The union representing occasional teachers employed by the Dufferin- Peel Catholic District School Board said a standoff between the board and the Ontario government over finances has blocked its negotiations with the board. More ... Motorcycle rider killed in collision Caledon OPP and OPP Technical Collision Investigators are continuing their investigation of a fatal motor vehicle collision Thursday, June 28 at roughly 5:24 p.m. on Humber Station Road, south of Castlederg Sideroad in Caledon. More ... Acting clerks A bylaw was passed by Caledon council recently appointing Darlene Publow, freedom of information/records coordinator, as the Town's acting clerk should clerk Cheri Cowan ever be absent. Town solicitor David Ostler was also appointed acting clerk should Cowan and Publow both be absent. More ...
Nine-year-old Adrian Marc Franceschinis grew his hair for more than two years, preparing for his big day of supporting the worthwhile charity, Angel Hair for Kids. Adrian said he decided to give back to the community in this manner. He managed to grow his hair between 9 and 12 inches, which is su... More ... Contract is awarded for McEwan work The contract for the completion of road works and sidewalks along McEwan Drive East in Bolton was recently awarded by Caledon council to IL Duca Contracting Inc. for its low bid of $233,976.50, excluding GST. There were seven other bids ranging in price from $256,539.50 to $366,000. More ... Extraordinary experience at the seniors' centre By Lloyd Bittle The seventh month of our 2007 year. St. Swithin's could be our centre patron saint. His day is Sunday, July 15. He said; "There is no art in doing extraordinary things, but in doing ordinary things extraordinarily well." We do! Every day at the centre is an extraordinary day for you and all. More ... Memorial area requested for hockey volunteer Pyman By ALAN LICZYK Staff Reporter A request was made to Caledon council recently to honour a long-time Inglewood hockey volunteer who was killed in a traffic accident earlier this year. Inglewood resident Tim Peters asked council if a memorial area could be set up inside Lloyd Wilson Memorial Arena in memory of Rick Pyman who di... More ... Municipal Infection Disease Plan approved By ALAN LICZYK Staff Reporter A Municipal Infectious Disease Plan was recently approved by Caledon council following direction from the provincial government. Fire Chief Brad Bigrigg told council the province directed municipalities in 2006 to prepare contingency plans in the event of an outbreak of pandemic influenza. More ... Paving contract for centre The contract for the paving of the parking lot area of the Caledon Centre for Recreation and Wellness expansion was recently awarded by Caledon council to York Paving Asphalt and Concrete Co. for its low bid of $141,565.32, plus GST. More ... ESL begins in Bolton Adult classes in English as a Second Language (ESL) will begin Tuesday, July 10 at the Albion Bolton Branch of the Caledon Public Library. This series of 10 classes will be offered every Tuesday evening from 7-8 p.m. throughout the summer for a fee of $100 (including GST). More ... Speed limit is reduced The posted speed limit on Humber Station Road from Patterson Sideroad to Highway 9 was recently reduced by Caledon council to 60 kilometres per hour from 80 km-h. This section of Humber Station Road is currently an unpaved gravel road. More ... Furniture delivery charged with impaired Caledon OPP officers responded to 20 property damage and eight personal injury collisions during the week of June 18-24. Alcohol & Driving Wednesday, June 20, a vehicle stop on Scott Road near Mount Hope Road led to criminal charges for the driver. Klaus Huhn, 65, of Caledon, was charged with I... More ... Safety tips now that school is out The summer months are here and school has come to a close. The excitement level of children is high. Be on the lookout for children running, walking and cycling. Safety Tips for Motorists * Obey all traffic rules, especially speed limits and stop signs in places where children might be, such ... More ... Region committed to solving problems associated with the local compost site Residents in the vicinity of the Chinguacousy compost site on King Road in Caledon who are concerned by the "foul stench" coming from the site, had the opportunity to share their concerns with senior-level officials from the Region of Peel last week. More ... |
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