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March 6th, 2008
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THE MEN ENTERTAIN AT INGLEWOOD UNITED DINNER
There was a good crowd out for a good pasta dinner Saturday night at Inglewood United Church. But the evening offered more than just food and drink. The men of the church were on hand to provide the entertainment Roger Crathern was leading the singing between courses, with Kelvin Davis, Ross Gilroy,... More...
The sewers are coming to Inglewood this year

The planned sanitary sewer and roadwork projects for inglewood appear to be on schedule, and that's shaping up to be good news for the community. A public information session last Wednesday, hosted by R.J. Burnside and Associates, attracted about 60 people from the community, and organizers repor... More...

 News
•Book your booth for 2008 Caledon Home Show
The annual caledon Home show is set to take place April 18, 19 and 19. Booths for exhibitors are now available. Space is limited and this popular event always sells out, so book your booth now. Contact Jackie at (905) 857-7393 or Jackie@caledonchamber.com to reserve a spot. Also visit Caledon Ch... More...
•Positive local reaction to last week's federal budget
•SCRABBLE ANYONE?
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 Columns
•I'm sick of this winter, are you?
We'll start this week with a question that I'm sure is driving most of you right out of your minds. Are you tired of this winter yet? Tell me this isn't a sure sign of someone who couldn't think of anything else to write about this week. More...
•McGuinty and McCallum don't get it
•Mayor's Report
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 Editorial
•The budget was boring, but responsible
Accepting the very reality that we could be having a federal election some time this year, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, presumably under the marching orders of Prime Minister Stephen Harper, could have taken two basic approaches to last week's budget. 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. More...
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 Caledon Sports
•Caledon high school sports teams impressive at ROPSSAA and OFSAA
Whether it's on the slopes, courts or rinks, Town of Caledon high school teams have been excelling recently in their respective sports. Mayfield Secondary School, Humberview Secondary School and Robert F. More...
•Caledon midget AE Hawks sweep Stars in first round
•Minor bantam Hawks win first game in play-off round robin
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Step through Yuschuk's passages at the Art Gallery of Peel
Mississauga-based artist Anna Yuschuk's Passages exhibition debuts March 9 and will be showcased from March 5 until April 13 at the Art Gallery of Peel. Using a palette knife and oil paints, Yuschuk creates soft changes in colour in her abstract paintings. More...
•STEEL BAND PERFORMED AT BOLTON UNITED
•Next Chamber concert this Saturday
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 Our Readers Write
•Chief Bigrigg appeals to all to make sure they have smoke alarms
With the shocking rash of fatal fires that have occurred in Ontario this winter, I am appealing to every resident of the Town of Caledon to drop what they're doing and test every smoke alarm in their home. Right now - Do it - Test them right now!. More...
•Chez Thrift is not a dumping ground
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