Advertiser IndexContact Info Get News Updates Print Edition RSS RSS Feed
Shopping
Health Care
Home & Garden
Going Out
Churches
At Your Service
Real Estate
Transportation
Classifieds
October 24th, 2007
Search Archives: 

TRUCK TURNED ON SIDE
A truck turned on its side Friday morning on Martha Street, just west of Regional Road 50 (Queen Street) in Bolton. More...
Mayor is on the mend

Mayor Marolyn Morrison is walking with the aid of two canes after having bilateral knee replacement surgery last month. The three-hour operation was done Sept. 27 at 7:45 a.m. in Toronto. "I'm walking just fine," Morrison told the Citizen. More...

Caledon East woman named to Order of Canada

The highest honour in Canada for lifetime achievement has been awarded to a woman from Caledon East. Helen E. Gardiner, 69, will be invested into the Order of Canada this Friday, Oct. 26 at Rideau Hall in Ottawa during the 100th investiture ceremony. Governor General Michaelle Jean will bestow th... More...

 News
•Lack of local contract bids bothers councillors
The lack of local vendors bidding for the contract to supply fleet equipment to the Town bothered some councillors on Caledon council recently. The contract for the supply of three regular cab half ton pickup trucks was awarded by council to MacIver Dodge Ltd. of Newmarket for its low bid of $63,... More...
•Gateway to Christmas evening
•Trip to Rama
>> Click here for all stories
 Columns
•Losing sight of what's important
I'm an idiot. Granted, that's not the most earth-shattering revelation you're likely to hear. In my estimation, there are gazillions of idiots, halfwits, dim-wits and not-toobrights among us. But that's not what I'm referring to. More...
•Apathy the rule, not the exception
•Focussing on growth management in Caledon
>> Click here for all stories
 Editorial
•Whatever else, it wasn't 'time for a change' in Ontario
Any way you want to look at it, the provincial election produced a massive endorsation of the status quo. Provincially, Premier Dalton McGuinty did what no other Liberal premier of Ontario had done since Mitch Hepburn accomplished the feat in 1934 and 1937, winning back-to-back majorities. More...
•Cartoon
>> Click here for all stories
 Community
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
THIS COLUMN IS PROVIDED AS A FREE PUBLIC SERVICE TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO ANNOUNCE UPCOMING EVENTS. PLEASE CONTACT BETH EARLYREA AT CALEDON COMMUNITY SERVICES AT 905-584-9460 IF YOU WISH TO HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT PUBLISHED. More...
>> Click here for all stories
 Caledon Sports
•Minor bantam Blackhawks extend unbeaten streak
The minor bantam Blackhawks went head to head with their local rivals in an exciting rematch of the season opener. Both teams finished at the top of the league last year and carried on the battle. More...
•Minor bantam AEs launch season
•Caledon peewee AE Hawks win 2 of of 3
>> Click here for all stories
 Business & Finance
•Apprenticeship information session on tap
Earn while you learn. Hands-on, high-paying work. A chance to be your own boss … Does this sound interesting to you? You should try an apprenticeship in the skilled trades. The skilled trades has been an important topic in the news. With hundreds of tradespersons such as electricians, mil... More...
•11th anniversary gala
>> Click here for all stories
 Arts & Entertainment
•Caledon Townhall Players present 'Opening Night'
Norm Foster's Opening Night is a hilarious, satirical romp through the theatre world with all its characters, emotions and high drama, both on and off the stage. It takes us behind the scenes on the opening night of a new play where frayed nerves and egos clash and spark. More...
•CVC launches a new program for rural landowners
•Local family on TV reality show
>> Click here for all stories
 Our Readers Write
•Questions for councillors
The following is an open letter to Councillors Richard Whitehead and Annette Groves. I read the article in the Oct. 17 Caledon Citizen on the proposed Solmar project and your apparent support for the development of a community southwest of Bolton. More...
•Thanks to businesses
>> Click here for all stories