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
December 12th, 2007
Search Archives: 

SINGING FOR CHRISTMAS SOUP
The aroma of great soup filled the halls of Inglewood United Church Friday nigth. The event was the Soup Supper and Sing, featuring a meal of various soups, followed by carolling. Seen here serving up the soups are Katherine Schmidt, Nell Crathern and Maggie Frazer. More...
Heated debate over way Nov. 6 vote was handled

The handling of the vote on population forecasts resulted in the most heated debate of Caledon council this year last Tuesday. It included Councillor Annette Groves suggesting at one point that Mayor Marolyn Morrison should consider resigning. More...

Holiday story times coming to Caledon libraries

Caledon Public Library will be hosting two very special story times this holiday season. Come out for these festive family events, with both traditional and animal themed stories, crafts and goodies. More...

 News
•Volunteer for Hospice Caledon
If you are a compassionate, emotionally centered individual who enjoys other people, you may be interested in becoming a visiting volunteer for families who are dealing with life-limiting illnesses or are grieving a loss. More...
•Downey's Framboise Raspberry wine is tops again
•Peel's long-term care homes get top grades from experts
>> Click here for all stories
 Columns
•Right back where I started from
More than 13 years ago, I left a job with a community newspaper for which I had worked for 10 years. In my final column, I concluded by acknowledging the many friends I had made, and predicting that I intended to stay on top of local happenings and visit the community often. More...
•National Affairs
•Large portion of budget on hard services
>> Click here for all stories
 Editorial
•We hope the mayor is right; Tax hike will drop
These are still early days, in terms of municipal budgets. Town of Caledon staff have presented a draft budget to council for its consideration, but the really important fact, at this stage at least, is councillors have had very limited opportunity to work on it. 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 atom Blackhawks extend unbeaten streak
The Caledon Blackhawks minor atom selects have been playing their best hockey of the year, and have also been looking to continue the trend. In order to do that, they first had to deal with the league-leading Brampton Snipers Dec. 1. The last time they met it ended in a 1-1 tie. More...
•Caledon peewee AE Hawks win two more
•Minor midget AA Hawks continue to roll
>> Click here for all stories
 Business & Finance
•Local employment services gather in Bolton
Representatives from local employment services gathered at the vpi Caledon Employment Assessment Centre recently to discuss programs and services available to town residents. More...
•Countryside mayors to meet Friday
•Floats garner honours during last week's Santa Claus Parade
>> Click here for all stories
 Arts & Entertainment
•'Good News' at Palgrave United
The congregation at Palgrave United Church invites everyone to join them in sharing the Good News of Christmas in song and story. The children of the Sunday School will share their message of hope for all ages this Sunday (Dec. 16) at the 10:30 a.m. worship. More...
•Humberview to hold music seasonal celebration
•Christmas art show at Brampton gallery
>> Click here for all stories
 Our Readers Write
•Mark will be missed
I was sorry to read that Mark Pavilons will no longer be with the Caledon Citizen. I have read and enjoyed Mark's columns over the years. His heartwarming tales of his family life and his musings on the human condition were truly the heart of the newspaper. It was the one thing I always read. More...
>> Click here for all stories