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January 9th, 2008
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FIRST CALEDON BABY OF 2008
Meet Miranda Diane O'Donnell, the first newborn baby in Caledon of 2008. The daughter of Michael and Tina O'Donnell of Bolton, Miranda is pictured with her two sisters Madison, 6, and Mackenzie, 3. She was born at Trillium Health Centre in Mississauga Jan. 1 at 7:28 p.m. Her middle name, Diane, is t... More...
Town leaders look ahead

The start of a new year is a time for reflection, but it's also an occasion for looking ahead. That's what Caledon's mayor and councillors have been doing lately. "A cohesive council, working together for all the residents of Caledon," is what Mayor Marolyn Morrison is hoping to see in the comin... More...

Change at Citizen; See you next Thursday!

Things are changing at your Community Newspaper, including the publication days. Starting next week, the Caledon Citizen will be coming out Thursdays, rather than Wednesdays. This move has come after a great deal of consideration. More...

 News
•Police trying to find ATV driver their persued in Alton in November
Break and enter The glass window of a retail store in a McEwan Drive plaza in Bolton was reported smashed Dec. 29 during the night. Cash and electronic equipment were reported stolen. Mischief A vehicle owner reported his vehicle had been damaged by what appeared to be a puncture hole near th... More...
•Stranded motorist struck by two vehicles
•Youth charged attempted murder of officer
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 Columns
•Queen's Park
Ontario's Progressive Conservatives are being urged to dump leader John Tory and return to the far-right policies of former premier Mike Harris - but they would have as much a chance of winning running as the Flat Earth Society. More...
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 Editorial
•Small tax cut better than nothing, provided we can afford it
It's been wisely said by many over time that when it comes to something positive, "every little bit helps." Assuming for the moment that a tax cut is something positive, then the cut to the GST, which the government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper gave us last week to ring in the New Year, shoul... More...
•Revisiting Dr. Seuss
•Cartoon
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 Community
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
THIS COLUMN IS PROVIDED AS A FREE PUBLIC SERVICE TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO ANNOUNCE UPCOMING EVENTS. PLEASE CONTACT BETH EARLYREA AT CALEDON COMMUNITY SERVICES AT 905-584-9460 IF YOU WISH TO HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT PUBLISHED. More...
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 Caledon Sports
•Caledon Blackhawks hit Lake Placid; Bring home the Bronze
The Caledon Blackhawks major bantam Selects travelled to New York to represent Canada at the Lake Placid America's Cup Tournament recently. The excitement and sparkle in the eyes of these players was evident to everyone around as they entered the hallowed Olympic Ice Complex. To actually stand in... More...
•Cavalier atom AE Hawks win regional Silverstick
•Bantam Blackhawks battle to ninth win of season
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 Business & Finance
•Cut to GST expected to have positive results for Caledon businesses
As of Jan. 1, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) has been knocked down by another percentage point. Canadians now only pay five per cent federal sales tax, instead of the previous six per cent. This is the second cut the government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper has made to GST since is came to ... More...
•Applauds for the reduction to GST from politicians
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Writer debuts new play at Blackhorse
Blackhorse Village Players (BVP) will debut a new comedy, The Trouble with Richard, by L.E. Hines this month. Hines was born in Southampton, Ontario, grew up in Chesley, and went to high school in Walkerton. As a kid, he made up stories to amuse his younger brother. More...
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