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August 22, 2007
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Huge farm fire causes $1 million in damage
A massive, devastating fire has almost destroyed an Albion farm. The Dean Family homestead on Airport Road, south of King Road, lost three silos and seven other barns and buildings during the morning blaze Aug. 15. The call came in at roughly 11:16 a.m. and Caledon Fire & Emergency Services pers... More...
Town finances on target

Town treasurer Sam Jones recently informed Caledon council that overall, revenues and expenditures for the Town are consistent with projections for the first six months of this year. More...

Lease for ambulance

An agreement was reached between Caledon council and Peel region recently confirming the lease for the ambulance facilities at the Valleywood fire station. The Town will receive about $15,000 in rent annually for the lease of 2,229 square feet. More...

 News
•Separate board reacts to funding with cautious optimism
The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board is reacting with cautious optimism to the announcement that the province is putting an additional $309 million into education funding over the next two years. Dufferin- Peel's portion of these funds is reported to be up to $7 million. More...
•Contract to fix cemetery
•Easement is on 269-acre King-Caledon property
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 Columns
•Public skating, hockey at new Caledon East arena
A Canadian winter would not be the same without the sounds of sticks and pucks hitting the ice. There is a certain type of excitement when seeing wee ones taking their first step on ice, as well as, cheering on local hockey teams and figure skaters. More...
•In the 'perfect' Del world ...
•Only in Canada, you say? Pity.
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 Editorial
•New public transit options that ought to be considered
Transportation planning at all levels of government still has a long way to go. In the GTA, rea, the planning has for far too long proceeded on the assumption that nearly all commuters in the outlying areas will continue to use their cars to and from work, and that for the most part they'll be abl... More...
•Cartoon
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 Community
•PROCTORS MARK THEIR 80TH
The Proctor twins, Gerald Samuel and Douglas William, celebrated their 80th birthday July 17 with their families. The twins were born July 17, 1927, to William Samuel Proctor and Annie (Faulkner) Proctor, and delivered by Dr. Gerald and Dr. More...
•Orphan arrives in Caledon from Belarus
•Interview etiquette presentation to be held Aug. 22 at Jobs Caledon
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 Caledon Sports
•Wanderers' girls capture silver, boys claim gold
For the second time in recent weeks, Bolton's under 8 girls selects brought home silver. Opening games in the Aug. 11 weekend North Toronto Tournament saw the Wanderers take on The West End Wildcats, Whitby, Unionville, and North Toronto. The results: 1-1, 2- 0, 2-5, and 3-1 respectively. More...
•Lukovic at U.S. tourney
•Ionta leads team to win
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 Arts & Entertainment
•IngleWoodstock is set to rock this weekend
There's a lot of buzz these days in Inglewood. A music event is happening on Aug. 24-25. In aid of Bethell House Hospice the residents are volunteering their time and efforts organizing an outdoor concert called Inglewoodstock. More...
•In search of rock, ice and water
•BIA's Midnight Madness draws a crowd to Bolton
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 Our Readers Write
•Protecting the turf
I read the letter by K. Jean Cottam, PhD (Citizen, Aug. 1) regarding the use of pesticides in Caledon. The facts that were addressed are huge improvements from what we used to have in place (no bylaw). Without any control, homeowners will use chemicals at their discretion, and when finished what ... More...
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