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July 18th, 2007
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LEMONADE, ICE TEA SALE
Passers-by on Whitehead Crescent in Bolton enjoyed a cool, refreshing drink of ice tea and lemonade recently at a stand set up by (l to r) Gabriella Mijackovic, 9, Mario Schiavo, 9, Sabrina Schiavo, 9, Christina Torikian, 9, Wesley Torikian, 9, and Mikhaela Mijackovic, 5. They were also selling yo... More...
Chamber wants council to reconsider growth

The Caledon Chamber of Commerce has requested Caledon council to reconsider the approach to growth for Bolton-south Albion following an assessment of the proposed population figures by the Chamber's consultant. More...

Budget hiked for seniors' project

Peel regional council approved an increase for Phase 2 of the Walker Road Seniors' Apartment project, which will be combined with phase 1 funds, for a total project budget of $6.05 million. The Walker Road expansion project was submitted for funding under the Canada-Ontario Affordable Housing Prog... More...

 News
•Dufferin-Peel board budget passes with $1.7 million deficit
With the help of a provincially appointed supervisor, Dufferin Peel Catholic District School Board's budget for 2007-08 has been passed with a deficit of $1.7 million. In February, the province took control of the budget when the board refused to make cuts to reduce a $2.5- million deficit which... More...
•CAAC terms are adopted
•Has your lawn gone to sleep?
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 Columns
•Detrimental house price trend
"By 2026 only three out of 10 of today's 10-year-olds will be able to afford to buy a home when they have families of their own if we stick to current building rates. More...
•Mission IS accomplishing the goals
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 Editorial
•Privatizing AECL might be at best a mixed blessing
According to media reports, the federal government is in "advanced negotiations" with General Electric Co. to sell a large share of Crown-owned Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. The Toronto Star article quotes unnamed "sources" as saying Natural Resources Minister Gary Lunn has been leading the privat... More...
•Cartoon
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 Community
•Article
Conservation Youth Corps (CYC) is a new program of Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) for high school students living or going to school in the Credit River watershed and surrounding area. Each week during the summer, three crews of five students will collectively plant 10,000 trees throughout the w... More...
•Sunday school makes a difference
•Caledon residents stepped up to take fitness challenge
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 Caledon Sports
•Intermediate Bandits capture tournament gold
The Caledon Bandit intermediate lacrosse team competed in the second annual Cambridge Chiefs Lacrosse Tournament and came away with gold! This was the Bandits' second tournament win as they previously won the Innisfil event. The Bandits trailed in both the semifinal and championship games, forcin... More...
•Silver for the Wanderers' under 10 boys
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 Business & Finance
•Amendment sees more commercial space added to Bolton
Significantly more commercial space will be added to the Bolton community shopping centre commercial area following Caledon council's adoption of Official Plan Amendment 215 recently. Senior policy planner Kathie Kurtz told council the expansion will add to the choice and diversity Bolton residen... More...
•Peel Region wins award for talent management
•Roads assumed by municipality
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows arrives July 21st
Three hundred million copies sold and soon to be many million more. Is it possible that J.K. Rowling and her voice Harry Potter are responsible for saving a generation or two of children from many mind-numbing hours in front of computer or X-Box screens? More...
•Chef's Challenge was a delicious gathering
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 Our Readers Write
•Pitfalls of changes to voting
As usual, Claire Hoy gets to the heart of the matter ( Voter Education ..., Citizen, July 11). Who but a moron would be in favour of the Mickey Mouse system we are being asked to consider in October? More...
•Volunteers helped make truck and tractor pull a hit
•Consider alternative
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