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August 15th, 2007
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WORLD CUP QUALIFIER IN PALGRAVE
The $100,000 Grand Prix World Cup Qualifier was held at Caledon Equestrian Park Palgrave, Aug. 5. Mark Samuel of Toronto, riding Darios V, clears this jump in the jump-off and finished in second place behind Darrin More...
Valleywood Corn Festival happening this Saturday

There will be lots of fun things to do at the annual Valleywood Corn Festival this Saturday, Aug. 18 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Lina Marino Park in Valleywood. More...

Bruce Trail AGM in Mono

The Bruce Trail Association's annual general meeting will be held Sept. 14-16 at the Mono Community Centre. For more information go to www.brucetrail.org. More...

 News
•CCS gets funding for language training
Dufferin-Caledon MP David Tilson, on behalf of Citizenship and Immigration Minister Diane Finley, announced last Wednesday $230,000 in funding to Caledon Community Services to provide language training to newcomers in Caledon. More...
•Weapons call in Bolton
•Midnight Madness hits Bolton this Friday
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 Columns
•When will our ship come in?
As a regular lottery player, I'd like to think my hardearned cash is going to a good cause. The fancy ad campaigns presented to the masses show people doing their "happy dances" after winning the jackpot. The messages are further sweetened with mention of millions upon millions being directed tow... More...
•A mindless, embarrassing response
•Canada's role in global security
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 Editorial
•What do Enron, Nortel and OLG have in common?
When organizations like Enron and Nortel were late issuing their annual reports it wasn't because they were waiting to spring good news on people. In fact, it was just the opposite. History bears out just how bad the news was: fraud, theft, billions of investment dollars lost and executives in jai... More...
•Cartoon
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 Community
•Breakfast for Kids Month
Caledon council recently proclaimed September as Breakfast for Kids Month. The Breakfast for Kids program is celebrating its 14th year of providing children with a nutritional breakfast in partnership with peel Community Partners, led by the Boys & Girls Club of Peel. More...
•ENTREPRENEURS SUPPORT FTP
•Oak Ridges Moraine photo contest
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 Caledon Sports
•Wanderers U9 boys score silver medal
Bolton's U9 boys competitive team travelled to Montreal Aug. 4-5 for the Challenge Brossard Soccer Tournament, and for the third time this season brought home medals! Facing some high calibre AA teams, the boys started slow on the Saturday dropping a 3-2 decision to L'Eclair de Brossard in the op... More...
•New men's hockey league
•Defending champs retain Over-95 mixed doubles title
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 Business & Finance
•Training offered by Islington Academy
After a long journey, the Islington Dental Academy College of Higher Learning has opened its doors offering courses in dental hygiene and dental chairside assisting. The academy is a registered and approved Private Career College. More...
•Agreement reached for donations to animal care
•September is BBBS Month
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Bolton's Anne Ruso in the spotlight
The "superbly entertaining" RBC Seniors' Jubilee returns to Roy Thomson Hall from Aug. 13-17 for its 19th season and is sure to delight and entertain fans of all ages as more than 1,300 talented performers in their 50s, 60s, 70s and beyond take centre stage. More...
•Adelines seek talented voices
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 Our Readers Write
•Drivers thoughtless and unsympathetic
On the luckiest day of this century, July 7, 2007 (07/07/07), my son, Tom and his girlfriend, Allison, were involved in a terrible collision on Kennedy Road, just south of Highpoint Sideroad. More...
•Strawberry Festival a hit thanks to many
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