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It is no secret that Caledon youth have many opportunities to grow within the town. Provincial Health Promotions Minister Margarett Best recognized the youth of Caledon for the first time, along with four other youth-friendly communities at a special ceremony and reception at Queen's Park Monday. More ... The Peel Chapter of the Certified General Accountants Association of Ontario is holding a gala fund-raiser, called An Evening in China June 14. It will be at the Speranza Restaurant and Banquet Hall, at 510 Deerhurst Dr. in Brampton to benefit Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Peel. More ... Mayor Marolyn Morrison calls a countrywide campaign to help dogs a "wonderful contribution". Caledon Animal Shelter located on 12889 Coleraine Dr., Bolton was among a dozen facilities across the country to recieve $5,000. More ... Students were able to walk away from their damaged school bus with only minor injuries Monday after a collision with a dump truck. The accident happened in the intersection of King Road and Caledon-King Town Line around 2:55 p.m., Caledon OPP Constable Linda Kennedy reported. More ... In an effort to increase access to Headwaters Health Care Centre, services and assist in operational planning, the Central West Local Health Integrated Network (LHIN) has increased its operational funding. LHIN, over the last year, has increased the funding base by $4.4 million, a 13.6 per cent increase since April 1, 2007. More ... The following article was submitted by the Canadian Taxpayers' Federation. Following the Bank of Canada's downward revision of the country's growth rate in 2008, there is alarm in some quarters the federal budget will soon tip from surplus to deficit. More ... The Town will host a PowerHouse workshop tonight (Thursday). It will run from 7 until 9 p.m. at the Caledon Community Complex in Caledon East. PowerHouse is a new loan or rebate pilot program that gives residential homeowners access to zero-interest loans, ranging from $2,000 to $50,000, or a rebate for installing qualifying renewable electricity generation technologies. More ... Something has to be done about a single-lane bridge on Kennedy Road, but someone's going to have to decide exactly what. The bridge, located a little less than a mile north of Olde Base Line Road, has been found to be deficient. More ... The following statement, addressed to Caledon residents and businesses, was submitted to the Citizen for publication. As Chair of The Coalition of Concerned Residents and Businesses of Bolton (CCRBB), I wanted to update everyone regarding our ongoing commitment to resolve the growth issues facing the Bolton - South Albion community. More ... The Town of Caledon has much to boast about when it comes to work being done on the environment, and Mayor Marolyn Morrison availed herself of the opportunity to do just that recently. She delivered the opening address at the environmental study day at Kings College in Albion. More ... Protecting the environment requires work, commitment and ideas, and young people would not be afraid to dream up new and innovative ways to deal with the issue. That was one of the messages that Belfountain environmental activist Nicola Ross had recently as she addressed students taking part in the environmental event at King College. More ... Caledon OPP will be holding a property auction this Saturday (June 7) at the detachment office in Caledon East. Viewing will be at 10 a.m., with the bidding starting at 10:30. Goods on the block will include bicycles, in a variety of styles, sizes and conditions, tools and other miscellaneous items. More ... Energy Project Air conditioners, particularly older models, contribute to smog and climate change by creating a large demand on electricity production at the worst possible time - the hottest days of summer. When the temperature rises, the use of coal-fired electricity soars, leading to major smog on hot, humid days. More ... Traffic Caledon OPP reports their officers responded to 24 motor vehicle accidents during the week ending Monday. As well, five motorists were charged under Section 172(1) of the Highway Traffic Act for excessive speeding. More ... Since 1989, five OPP officers have been killed on provincial highways while parked at the side of the road. More ... Caledon OPP reports John Morrison, husband of Mayor Marolyn Morrison, was punched in the face Tuesday afternoon as he arrived home from work. Police said the incident occurred at about 4:30 p.m., as he arrived at his Inglewood home. He was apparently approached by a lone male and struck. The attacker immediately fled on foot. More ... Caledon OPP reports a man received serious, but non-life-threatening injuries after a traffic accident on Highway 10 at Beach Grove sideroad Monday morning. Police said they were called out, along with Caledon Emergency Services at about 4:45 a.m. More ... |
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