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February 21st, 2008
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BOWL FOR KIDS SAKE OFF TO GREAT START
Skyview Lanes in Bolton was a busy place last Wednesday evening as various teams gathered to help raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel. The annual Bowl for Kids Sake in Peel kicked off at Skyview, and Lori Plati, senior public relations coordinator for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel,... More...
Town council passes budget with 5.7 per cent tax hike

Caledon councillors didn't need much time Tuesday night to finally pass their 2008 budget. They took less than an hour to pass the $54.9 million consolidated operating and capital budgets, although the vote was not unanimous. More...

Pondfest coming to Palgrave

The Ontario ATV Search and Rescue Federation will be presenting the second annual Pond Fest in Palgrave next Saturday (Feb. 23). Starting at noon, the family Pond Fest will take place at the mill pond in the hamlet. Festivities will include skating, hockey, music, games, prizes and the famous Pa... More...

 News
•Parents anxious to get new Catholic high school going
There might be opponents to the notion of a Catholic high school in Bolton. If there are, these people either stayed away or stayed quiet at last Wednesday's public meeting on the proposed school. More than 200 were out for the session at St. John the Baptist Elementary School to hear what's bein... More...
•Two hot topics at Jobs Caledon
•MS WALKERS RECOGNIZED
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 Columns
•I remembered Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day has come and gone, with the usual wide range of insincerely affectionate thoughts, often expressed in a form of shopping panic attacks, not quite as intense as what one sees at Christmas time. Cynical, aren't I? More...
•National Affairs
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 Editorial
•Could our premier maybe look before he leaps?
Premier Dalton McGuinty has announced he wants to change the way daily business is started at the Provincial legislature at Queen's Park, and that specifically means doing away with the traditional recitation of the Lord's Prayer. More...
•Political 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 start playoffs with a victory
The Cucci Hair Salon - Aspen Architectural - RBC Insurance atom select Blackhawks have won first playoff game against the Brampton Rockets. The Blackhawks were well prepared for their first game and came out hard, not allowing the Rockets into the defensive zone for the first minutes of the game... More...
•Caledon Lightning strikes in Niagara Falls, New York
•Peewee Lightning start playoffs with pair of winning efforts
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 Arts & Entertainment
•What's your frequency, Caledon? Radio Caledon is launched and on the air
It's official - Caledon has its own frequency on the airwaves. Last Wednesday, Radio Caledon, consisting of 105.5 FM (The "B" in Bolton), and 102.7 FM Caledon Information Radio in Caledon East, was formally launched. More...
•Auditions at Blackhorse
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 Our Readers Write
•Major residential tax increases for Caledon residents
The last municipal election in the Town of Caledon happened more than one year ago, in November 2006, and now they are proposing to hit us with a substantial residential property tax increase. Here are some of the real reasons for this major tax increase that they are not telling you about. More...
•Saturday's local film showing was a success
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