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January 17th, 2008
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IT'S STILL SKI SEASON
Despite last week's thaw, there was still enough snow on the slopes at Caledon Ski Club for people to indulge. There were skiers out Sunday. More...
More enforcement is the answer for traffic speeds on Airport Road

Apart from more speed enforcement, there's not much that can be done about the traffic situation on Airport Road in Caledon East. That was the basic conclusion Caledon councillors had last week for local resident Doug Demerling. More...

Two killed in Monday night crash in Caledon

Caledon OPP are still investigating Monday's fatal threevehicle accident which claimed two lives on Dixie Road. They report the mishap occurred at about 7:15 p.m. between Mayfield Road and Old School Road. Police said an Acura was traveling northbound on Dixie and a Ford Thunderbird was heading ... More...

 News
•Town now looking at an 8.1 per cent tax increase in 2008 budget
The Town of Caledon's 2008 proposed draft budget has gone up again. This time a 8.1 per cent tax increase is being discussed, up from the 7.6 per cent that was proposed late last year. "The 8.1 per cent proposed tax increase boggles my mind," said Mayor Marolyn Morrison. More...
•Armour Heights building new bank in Bolton core
•Celebrate Family Literacy Day at library
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 Columns
•National Affairs
Just a few weeks ago, your correspondent was driving his car south along an interstate highway in southern Indiana when the billboard virtually jumped out from the side of the road. Not literally, of course, since a billboard is rather static. More...
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 Editorial
•Common sense is good, but not always right
Atip of the hat is owing to Councillor Allan Thompson for standing up for common sense. He brought the issue up himself at last Tuesday's Town council meeting, as he and his colleagues were dealing with a request from the Ontario Medical Association (OMA) to call on the province to ban smoking in... More...
•A pleasant Saturday afternoon with the ladies
•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
•Atom select Blackhawks win at North Toronto tournament
The Caledon atom select Blackhawks, sponsored by Cucci Hair Salon, Aspen Architectural and RBC Insurance won their second tournament of the year at the North Toronto Christmas event. Caledon first faced the Ted Reeve Tornados and came out with a 9-0 victory at St. Mikes Arena. More...
•Wanderers' under-11 girl reps are champs
•Bantam AA Wild Wing Hawks gaining momentum
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 Business & Finance
•Monarch's is open in the Courtyards
After almost a year of renovations, a new Bolton restaurant in the Royal Courtyards at the corner of King and Queen Streets officially opened Jan. 9. Owner/chefs Spiros Doulias and his father Jimmy did all the renovations themselves and appropriately called this labour of love Monarch's. More...
•BAKE SALE PROCEEDS GO TO HOSPICE
•Learn the pros and cons of owning a franchise
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Rumpelstiltskin charms them at Blackhorse holiday production
Rumpelstiltskin was not a very nice dwarf, according to the stories that have come down about him. But the version put on over the holidays by the Blackhorse Village Players certainly charmed young and old alike. More...
•Claude Fiddle Club to perform
•Draw winners at Blackhorse
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 Our Readers Write
•Open letter to Mark Pavilons
The Citizen has been an integral part of our lives in Caledon during the past several years. We need and benefit from the connection between the tiny hamlets in the west and the town in the east (and all others in between). The newspaper keeps us in touch with each other. More...
•Meals on Wheels grateful for support
•Santa came through in a big way
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