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February 7th, 2008
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PANCAKES WERE SERVED BY MAYFIELD UNITED
Kyle Downey, 4, seemed to really enjoy eating pancakes at Brampton Fairgrounds, where Mayfield United Church held its annual Pancake Supper Tuesday night. Turn to pages 12 and 13 for more scenes of people eating their flapjacks. More...
Councillors ask Canada Post to keep them in the loop about delivery

The future of rural mail delivery is not clear throughout Canada, including in Caledon. But Town councillors Tuesday told representatives of Canada Post that things will go a lot better if they are kept informed and allowed to have input on what's in the works. More...

Caledon plans celebration for Heritage Day 2008

Heritage Caledon is extending an open invitation to its annual celebration of Heritage Day Feb. 19. This year's theme is Celebrating Caledon's Historical Societies. More...

 News
•New organization planned to support volunteer base in Peel
Volunteers are crucial to the operation of a community like Caledon, but there are concerns over the ability of groups to recruit the necessary people. United Way of Peel Region recently updated Town councillors on efforts to address the problem. More...
•Town lifting its foot for gas station
•MP Tilson demands answers from Senate
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 Columns
•A not-so-gentle reminder of the passage of time
I received a nice little email last week from a former colleague; one of those little items that reminds you about the steady passage of time, regardless of how painful it might be. Indeed, the opening line of the message (I was one of about a dozen people sent this item) specified it was for "th... More...
•National Affairs
•Pleased to meet you
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 Editorial
•Great that police are cracking down, Ridiculous that it's required
OPP Commissioner Julian Fantino announced last week that his staff will be using all of their resources this month to reduce aggressive driving of commercial vehicles. This is the latest crackdown that police have announced in an effort to reduce some of the stupidity on the roads. Various police... More...
•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
•Local girls overcome adversity to win volleyball gold
What do you get when you take nine girls who've never placed higher than fifth in a tournament together, represent five different high schools, live throughout the Caledon and Dufferin area and combine them with a recent appendectomy, a recovering sprained ankle and two very bad colds? More...
•Caledon Lightning strikes in Niagara Falls, New York
•Minor bantam Hawks pull out a win in last match of the campaign
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 Business & Finance
•New household battery recycling depot opens in Alton
There is a new place in West Caledon to recycle your used household batteries. The Alton Gas Bar at 1556 Queen St. More...
•CALEDON REPRESENTED AT FARM EQUIPMENT SHOW
•Book your booth for 2008 Caledon Home Show
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Nobleton combo recently released their first CD
It's been said that every little bit helps. Sometimes winning a few hours of studio time here and there can result in something great, like a new CD. That's been the case with the recently released disk by Tongue N' Groove, a Nobleton-based group that's been performing in a number of local spots... More...
•CONCERT FOR KINGFEST
•Crowds Enjoyed Their Pancakes at Various Events Around Town
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 Our Readers Write
•Thanks from CCS
Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you! Your support of Caledon Community Services' Santa Fund meant the difference between an empty Christmas and one filled with toys and food for many of our community's families and children. More...
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