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October 31, 2007
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ATLANTIC SALMON RELEASED
Rachel Swainson of Belfountain and Dana Denscham of Inglewood, both Grade 6 pupils at Belfountain public school, and Gord Miller, Ontario's environmental commissioner, More...
CACY's 50th anniversary celebration is November 3

Join CACY (Caledon Arts and Crafts or Youth) for its 50th anniversary celebration, Saturday, Nov. 3 from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Visit the open house and sale at the Community Complex, 6215 Old Church Road, Caledon East. Everyone is invited o help CACY celebrate 50 years in the community. More...

Charges laid as police bust Bolton grow-op

Friday, Oct. 26 at approximately 6:50 a.m. members of the Caledon OPP Street Crime and Crime Unit members executed a drug warrant for a marihuana grow operation at 305 Whitehead Crescent in Bolton. As a result of the warrant, approximately two hundred marihuana plants and the related equipment fo... More...

 News
•Differences expressed for development proposal
A proposal by a developer to build more housing in the south Albion- Bolton area is sparking different opinions in the debate. Caledon council heard from a few delegations on the matter last Tuesday. Speaking against the proposal by Solmar to add 27,000 more people to the south Albion-Bolton are... More...
•Neighbours petition against sports track
•Armed bank robbery in Caledon East Oct. 25
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 Columns
•Unborn aren't given much of a chance
National Affairs
All things being equal, Roxanne Fernando's baby would have been about seven months old now. Unfortunately, both Roxanne and her baby are dead, beaten to death last February and tossed into a snowbound ditch in northwest Winnipeg, allegedly because the Philippine native, known as "Apple" to her fri... More...
•Growth an important issue facing Caledon
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 Editorial
•Making 'live, work, play' an achievable goal in Caledon
"Growth is inevitable. It is necessary for any community that wants to offer exceptional quality of life." Town of Caledon Progress Report 2006-2007 Caledon - a place to live, work and play. That sentiment has been touted by everyone - local business people, the Chamber of Commerce, the m... More...
•Full Story
•Growth in Caledon to 2031
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 Community
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
A directory of what is happening in the community
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...
•HAUNTED CASTLE HOSTS
•CALEDON HAUNTED HALL
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 Caledon Sports
•Blackhawk juggernaut rolls over the competition
The Caledon major bantam select Blackhawks have racked up an impressive start to their season by winning their first 6 games. In the season opener the Hawks grounded the Lightning 7-1. The Hawks quickly went ahead 3-0 in the 1st period and never looked back. More...
•Hat trick for Luongo in loss to Bombers
•Huskies of the Week
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 Business & Finance
•Caledon Business Centre can help the entrepreneurs
If you're thinking about opening a business, formulating your business plan, or undergoing change in an established business, the Caledon Business Centre has the expertise to help you propel your ideas forward. They offer small business owners and entrepreneurs an opportunity to meet and with a q... More...
•CLARK MOORE MOTORS OPENS
•Caledon-based company takes home the hardware
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Two Gentlemen of Verona at Mayfield secondary
What happens when the composer of the hippie-era Hair takes on William Shakespeare? The result is Two Gentlemen of Verona: the musical an upbeat '70s adaptation of the Bard's classic comedy and this year's fall musical at Mayfield secondary school. More...
•Hospital comedy, future shock, Disney Channel flicks
•Holiday hijinks at Blackhorse Theatre
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 Health
•Peel Health offers free flu vaccine clinics in area
Peel residents can receive their free flu vaccine at community-based clinics organized by Peel Public Health. The complete schedule of clinics and information about the flu is available on the Beat the Flu Web site at www.peelregion.ca/flu. More...
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 Our Readers Write
•Unfettered growth irresponsible
In the Caledon Citizen of Oct. 24, the mayor, in her column entitled "Focussing on growth management in Caledon," provided a succinct explanation of the political pressures and reasoning behind council's choice of a population cap for Caledon of 108,000 by 2031. More...
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 Schools
•Mayfield celebrates graduating class
Mayfield secondary school held its 38th annual commencement Oct. 4 celebrating the class of 2007. Award and scholarship winners included: Balzan Truck Award - Ian Dunn; David Bloom Memorial Scholarship - Rebecca Perry; Thomas Bonnici Memorial Scholarship - Megan Robins; Brampton Arts Council Awa... More...
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