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November 21st, 2007
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FARM FAMILY OF THE YEAR
The Mellow family from Bolton was honoured as the Peel Farm Family of the Year Saturday night at the Caledon Community Complex in Caledon East. They received awards from the Peel Federation of Agriculture, Caledon Chamber of Commerce, Brampton Board of Trade, Town of Caledon, Peel region... More...
Door openers to be installed

A physically challenged senior at the Jane Street apartments in Bolton will soon get his wish - automatic doors to the building. Manfred Bones, 96, said while his health is good, he uses a walker and scooter to get around town. More...

Caledon Miracle drive takes place Nov. 24

Staff and agents at Royal LePage RCR Realty are busy preparing for the seventh annual Caledon Miracle Food Drive. This year's event is scheduled to go Saturday, Nov. 24. Between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., a small army of student volunteers from Humberview, Mayfield and Robert F. More...

 News
•Public comments on employment land needs study
The public gave the Town of Caledon some comments to consider after the employment land needs study was presented during a community meeting at the Caledon Community Complex in Caledon East last Monday night. The study, prepared for the Town by Watson & Associates Economists Ltd. More...
•Caledon couple wins $18.5 million jackpot
•Caledon yard waste collection draws to a close
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 Columns
•Perhaps there is hope after all
And now, some good news. Or at least some better news. It seems that despite the fact most provinces don't bother to teach Canadian history - a situation which is likely unique in the world - it seems that some young Canadians are at least learning something about their own country. More...
•What do we really need?
•Sharing a vision for Town of Caledon
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 Editorial
•Woes of a high-flying Loonie
There's little doubt that the relatively high value of the Canadian dollar, particularly in comparison with that of the "greenback," will lead to a lot of "snowbirds" extending their stays in Florida. The spectacular ascent of the Loonie has led to a lot of speculation as to the causes and whethe... More...
•Cartoon
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 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...
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 Caledon Sports
•Cavalier atom AE Hawks continue winning ways
The Cavalier atom AE Hawks continued their wining road show with an 8- 0 romp over the Brampton Battalion. Nicholas Amato opened the scoring in the first period after some dueling on the boards by Quinn Richardson and a pass over to Steven Smythe then to Amato who popped it in. More...
•Minor midget AA Hawks finalists in London
•Fund-raiser for local athlete
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 Business & Finance
•Inglewood Garage a 22-year-old family business
There's a familiar face at a local family business. For 22 years, George Manis has owned and operated the Inglewood Garage at Olde Baseline Road and Highway 10. Many of those years were spent pumping gas and doing repairs and maintenance for most vehicles. More...
•AN OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
•Alloa drain to get repairs
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 Arts & Entertainment
•'Sorry! Wrong Chimney!' a right place to be
An oversupply of Santa's calls for an overabundance of laughter in Blackhorse Village Players' newest production. Leo W. Sears and Jack Sharkey's Sorry! Wrong Chimney! contains all the elements of success. The joys of Christmas spirits, riotous action, talent, romance and laughter, tied up i... More...
•Locals perform in The Giant's Garden
•Poetry contest winners
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 Our Readers Write
•Library event a treat
The following letter, to Sheila Robertson and Friends of the Library, was submitted to the Citizen. I attended the Volunteer Appreciation Monday evening, Oct. 29, as a contestant for the adult poetry contest, and as a recipient of an award. What a beautiful evening! More...
•Thanks for coverage
•Municipalities responsible
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 Schools
•ST. PATRICK CELEBRATES 100TH
St. Patrick Catholic elementary school in Wildfield celebrated its 100th anniversary Thursday night with the unveiling of its commemorative mural in the library. It's entitled Remembering the Past - Embracing the Future. The mural begins with a depiction of Saint Patrick, Bishop of Ireland. S... More...
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