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July 24, 2008 / Front Page

CALEDON ANIMAL SHELTER NEEDS HELP FINDING HOMES FOR KITTENS

Staff at the Caledon Animal Shelter have found themselves overstocked with kittens, patiently waiting to be adopted. More...

News

DiCarlo represents a natural beauty, which might make her a winner

By David Anderson

Everything in life, including her looks, seems to come naturally for Kristine DiCarlo. She will be competing with 30 other hopefuls in this year's Miss Canada Globe in late August. But DiCarlo, 21, isn't another pretty face. More...

CARRIER OF THE MONTH

Emily Stillwell, 17, is the latest Caledon Citizen Carrier of the month. She has been delivering the paper since October 2001, carrying on a family tradition started by her siblings. She currently carries more than 100 copies of the paper per week. More...

Jack and Lenore Gibson mark 50 years of spending life together

By Bill Rea

There was a very festive mood around the Orange Hall in Palgrave Saturday as friends and family gathered to help Jack and Lenore Gibson celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. More...

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Editorial

If change is needed to govern young drivers, it can't be rectionary

Tragedies frequently prompt people, including those in government, to look at ways to improve situations, in the hopes that such heart break can be avoided in the future. More...

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Arts & Entertainment

Headwaters Arts show and sale festival coming in the fall

The ninth annual Headwaters Arts Festival Art Show and Sale, featuring 40 of the area's most talented artists, will run from Sept. 27 and Oct. 5. It will be at the SGI Centre for Culture and Education in Alton. More...

Auditions coming for next Blackhorse play soon

The Blackhorse Village Players will soon be holding auditions aug. 10 for its upcoming production of Neil Simon's I Ought To Be In Pictures, directed by Kate Horzempa. The play will run from Oct. 24 to Nov. More...

Night attracts crowds to Dick's Dam

Maria (played by Marie Jones) warned Sir Toby Belch (Byron Rouse) about his niece's displeasure with his drinking and other habits. More...

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Tilson not surprised at predictions we will avoid recession

By Bill Rea

Despite what some economists and media observers might say, Canada is not heading into a recession. More...

Children's Day at Inglewood Farmers' Market next Wednesday

This coming Wednesday (July 30) will be Children's Day at the Inglewood Farmers' Market, located at the Inglewood General Store (15596 McLaughlin Rd.) Children's activities will be ongoing for the whole market time (4 to 7 p.m. More...

Columns

The right amount for Truscott?

By its very nature, a judicial system is supposed to dispense justice. That means it's supposed to look after society, protecting you and me from bad elements and dealing fairly with those who have violated the laws. More...

Apparently, there's more work to do

National Affairs

Claire Hoy

The wonderful thing about statistics is that they can prove anything. And everything. Pick your poison. Chose your statistics. And presto, you've got an ironclad case to support whatever it is you want to support. More...

Tilson heads annual delegation in Europe

Ottawa Journal

David Tilson MP Dufferin- Caledon

Last month, I had the honour of not only once again participating in an allparty, parliamentary delegation to Europe, but I was also provided the unique privilege of leading the delegation through my new role as President of the Canada- Europe Parl More...

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