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Eco Lab opening kicks off outdoor education program at Belfountain PS
Though rescheduled twice due to weather, Belfountain Public School (BPS) opened its state-of-the-art Eco lab Friday. The lab, located in the school's recently added extension, is part of a new school-wide outdoor education program. This program will engage students in learning the Ontario curriculum under the canopy of an ecology focus, said principal Michael Walmsley. More...
Family literacy night at Robert F. Hall

Parents are invited to learn more of what's involved in the upcoming literacy testing of Grade 10 students. An information night is being planned at Robert F. Hall Secondary School in Caledon East tonight (Thursday) from 7 until 8:30 p.m. More...

 News
• Kolb pleased with infrastructure investments in federal budget
Peel Region Chair Emil Kolb has commended investments in infrastructure and the immigration system announced Tuesday in the 2008 federal budget. "Investments in people is what Peel needs now," Kolb commented. More...
• article has image ALPHA FOR YOUTH STARTS
• Open house on review of Peel's Official Plan
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 Columns
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What sort of leadership is Tory showing?
On the question of political leadership - which Ontario Conservative Leader John Tory claims is his strength - the late American politician Adlai Stevenson once quipped: "It's hard to lead a cavalry charge if you think you look funny on a horse. More...
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 Editorial
• Tax increase was 'as good as we're going to get'
Editorial
Show us a person who really enjoys paying taxes, and we'll show you the product of very vivid imagination. Show us a person who thinks taxes should be abolished, and we'll either show you someone who's very selfish or a knucklehead. More...
• article has image Does this make me chivalrous?
• article has image Political Cartoon
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 Caledon Sports
• article has image Minor atom Blackhawks earn first playoff win at expense of Lightning
The Caledon Blackhawks minor atom Selects played the Caledon Lightning Saturday in the first playoff game for both teams in Bolton, and came out on top of the final score. They have all come a long way since the start of the season and both teams were more than ready for this game. More...
• Newman nets a hat trick as minor bantam Hawks take first playoff round
• article has image Kinsmen pond hockey tournament was a success
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 Arts & Entertainment
• Play about teen substance abuse to be followed by forum
Eight youths die each day in accidents related to alcohol Think your teen is using drugs or alcohol? Do you drink around your teen? The consequences could be devastating. Join Theatre Orangeville March 5 at 7 p.m. More...
• article has image BONI PUERI PERFORMED IN BOLTON
• Mayor's Youth Council discusses employment, movie night and social issues
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 Our Readers Write
• New school will face transportation problems
The following letter, addressed to Cathy Saytar, superintendent of education with the Dufferin - Peel Catholic District School Board, was submitted to the Citizen for publication. I am writing this letter to you after the Feb. 13 meeting in Bolton regarding the proposed St. Michael Secondary School on Columbia Way. More...
• Get Caledon involved in Earth Hour
• Mail delivery situation 'just pathetic'
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