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January 24, 2008

FIDDLING AROUND IN CLAUDE

The night was cold, but there was a warm atmosphere inside Claude Presbyterian Church Sunday night as the Claude Fiddle Club performed. The concert was held to raise contributions to the Caledon Community Services Food Bank. More...

Proposed changes to organic curing facility to be going to Peel council

By Anneleen Naudts

Peel Regional councillors will soon be hearing ideas their waste management staffers have for dealing with odours at its King curing facility. More...

Concert series to present piano recital

The next concert in the Caledon Chamber Concerts series will be Feb. 9, and will feature pianist Ron Greidanus. He will present a recital that will include etudes, preludes and concerti by Chopin, Bach, Rachmaninoff and Scriabin. More...

News

•	Terra Cotta residents receive Trillium grant to restore Community Hall

Residents of Terra Cotta enjoyed a potluck dinner Saturday night in the soonto be restored community hall, bringing them together in a time when hibernating tends to become second nature. More...

•	French immersion information at Allan Drive School

•	PLAN B, THIS SATURDAY

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Columns

•	This time, I'll get away with a 'Kiss and tell'

Like many people who like to watch movies, I believe Casablanca was the best one ever made. Those of you who agree with me, will of course be familiar with these words; "You must remember this. A kiss is just a kiss." But for me, a case could be made for a slight change to the lyrics - ala, "A kiss is just a kiss, unless it knocks your teeth out. More...

•	National Affairs

•	Mayor's Report

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Editorial

•	Enjoy the holiday that's coming in February

Editorial

Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader John Tory is taking shots at Premier Dalton McGuinty for the new statutory holiday he is about to bestow on us; namely Family Day. Tory is upset because it's going to come with a cost attached. He cited the expense it's going to be for municipalities which, like Mr. Scrooge, are going to be obliged to pay a day's wages for no work. More...

•	Political Cartoon

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Community

•	COMMUNITY EVENTS

A directory of what is happening in the community

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Caledon Sports

•	Major sponsorship for Kinsmen Canadian Pond Hockey Championship

The Kinsmen Club of Bolton has announced that Molson Breweries and Crabby Joe's have signed on as sponsors for the Kinsmen Canadian Pond Hockey Championship tournament, slated for the Albion Conservation Area Family Day weekend (Feb. 16 and 17). More...

•	Bantam Hawks end regular season campaign on a winning note

•	Seniors going bowling tomorrow

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Business & Finance

•	Housing report ranks Peel among least affordable

A study released by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) last Thursday shows Peel's supply of affordable housing continues to slip, relative to other Canadian cities. This is FCM's fourth report in a series exploring the quality of life in Canadian communities. More...

•	Oliver's wants your pennies to help animals

•	Water sampling stations installed in Caledon

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Arts & Entertainment

•	The Trouble With Richard is an untroubled success at Blackhorse

When a very funny actor (Harry Lavigne) joins a most expressive actress (Chandra Mulder) in a comedy written by a talented author (Larry Hines), we have the makings of a wild success. More...

•	Art Gallery of Peel showcases local artist

•	Draw winners of books and movie passes

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