October 9, 2008 / News

William Osler centre announces start of Peel Memorial site redevelopment

William Osler Health Centre announced last week it is proceeding with the redevelopment of the Peel Memorial Hospital site. More...

Operation Impact on over holiday

OPP will be using all available resources for traffic patrol over the Thanksgiving weekend as part of Operation Impact. More...

Paramedics get ok to build two stations

Peel Regional Paramedic Services (PRPS) recently received Regional council approval to begin design and construction of two paramedic stations colocated with Brampton and Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services. More...

Mental Illness 'excuse for poor behaviour and personal failings' says survey

This is Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW), and it has arrived on the heels of a recent Canadian Medical Association survey stating that almost half of Canadians believe that a diagnosis of mental illness is merely an "excuse for poor behaviour a More...

Small crowd out to hear Dufferin — Caledon candidates go at it

The audience was a little small Tuesday night at the allcandidates' meeting hosted by the Kinsmen Club of Bolton, but those on hand were treated to some frank and sometimes spirited discussions on a variety of issues from the five candidates seekin More...

Community comes out Saturday to help celebrate Caledon Day

Peel Region wins six awards for service excellence

The Region of Peel received recognition and honours for key community programs that address distinct community needs during the Public Sector Quality Fair (PSQF) Sept. 8. More...

Charges laid for giving false identification to police

Traffic Caledon OPP officers responded to 22 motor vehicle collisions during the seven-day period ending Monday. One motorist was charged under Section 172(1) of the highway Traffic Act for excessive speeding. More...

Region sticking to its numbers for Bolton despite calls to expand

Peel Regional councillors last Thursday heard more appeals from community members to look at increasing the forecasted population of Bolton, but in the end, they stuck to their position. Councillors had two staff reports on their agenda. More...

Scrabble with the Stars at library

If you know that "Qat" is a word, and in fact one of the only words that uses a Q without a U? More...

Pink Tie Gala in support of breast cancer fight

Women's breasts define their femininity, and how they carry them says a lot about their personalities. Whether they are shy, outgoing or confident, their breasts are always front and centre. More...

New lighting going in at Town Hall parking lot

The parking lot at Caledon Town Hall will be one of 14 demonstration sites in the Greater Toronto Area LightSavers pilot program. More...

Peel celebrating Customer Service Week Oct. 6 to 10

Peel Regional council has proclaimed Oct. 6 to 10 Customer Service Week. Customer Service Week is an international celebration recognizing the efforts of dedicated staff who work on the front lines to inspire client satisfaction each day. More...

Caledon debate losing candidates

Tonight's scheduled Caledon Chamber of Commerce candidates' debate at Glen Eagle Golf Course may find itself lacking debaters due to its decision to exclude Canadian Action Party candidate Dean Woods from participating. More...

Caledon Business Directory available on CD

Listing more than 1,700 Caledon-based businesses, the CD-based Caledon Business Directory is now available for purchase from the Town's Economic Development and Communications Department. More...

Car seat clinic coming to Bolton

Auto Block Auto Repair Inc. in Bolton will be hosting a child car seat clinic, organized by the auxiliary members of Caledon OPP. It will be Oct. 25 at 9 Mill St. in Bolton (off Queen Street, North), and it will be by appointment only. More...

Mixed reviews on how the leaders did in their debates

The five candidates seeking to represent Dufferin — Caledon in the House of Commons after the Oct. More...

Fall seat belt campaign in full swing

The Ontario Provincial Police's involvement in the Provincial Seat Belt Campaign is now in full swing. The initiative is 12 days in length and will conclude to this Sunday. More...