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April 10, 2008
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BIG CROWD FOR ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAVAGANZA
There was no shortage of people ready to be entertained Saturday night at Caledon East United Church. The fund-raising Entertainment Extravaganza just about filled the church, as musicians, dancers and actors put on a great show. Annelyse, Juliette, Monique and Janelle Jansen put on this demonstrati... More...
Odour-free facility 'not a pipe dream'
Peel Curing Facility at Chinguacousy Landfill site
By Anneleen Naudts

Councillors Richard Paterak and Allan Thompson vowed to take turns sleeping in a motor home at the Peel Curing Facility so they could experience first-hand that no odours would be emitted should the site reopen. More...

Motorcyclist dies on Innis Lake Road

A 25-year-old man from Richmond Hill is dead after he lost control of the motorcycle he was driving on Innis Lake Road Tuesday evening. Caledon OPP reports Ali Asghar Anward was heading north on a 2007 Yamaha, south of Old Church Road just before 6 p.m. He apparently lost control and left the roa... More...

 News
•Overwhelming response to Bethell House fund-raiser
Women looking for an afternoon out that promises fun and fashion in support of a worthwhile local cause will want to attend A Spring Affair fashion show. The event is being held in support of Bethell House, an ambitious project of Hospice Caledon (www.hospicecaledon.ca) that will see a beautiful,... More...
•Volunteer opportunities at Hospice Caledon
•Many municipal employees made more than $100,000 last year
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 Columns
•Make smoking more expensive
Being a small-C conservative, I would generally enthusiastically favour what a guy like Bob Runciman is up to. But his latest move has me wondering why he's only going after half the target. Runciman, a Progressive Conservative, is the interim opposition leader in the provincial legislature at Q... More...
•Youthful transgressions be forgiven?
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 Editorial
•Salaries are big, but they are also reasonable
Editorial
The province last week released the annual list of employees in the provincial public sector who made more than $100,000 last year. The list can be accessed at the provincial government's Web site, by choosing "finance" under ministries (that's how we found it). More...
•Political Cartoon
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 Community
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
A directory of what is happening in the community
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 diffuse Bombers to win the league championship
The Caledon Blackhawks minor atom Select team traveled to Brampton's Memorial Arena Saturday, and came away as league champions after topping the Brampton Bombers. Both teams enjoyed a good year. The Bombers had finished first in the regular season while the Blackhawks were fourth. More...
•ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
•Birdies for the Children Charitable Foundation, a UNICEF success
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 Arts & Entertainment
•MCLAUCHLAN PERFORMS
Canadian music great Murray McLauchlan combined music and wit last Saturday night at Newmarket Theatre as he performed at the concert for the Kingfest Music Festival. The evening also included performances by Pat Robitaille and Poor Tom. More...
•PERFORMANCES IN INGLEWOOD WILL CONTINUE THIS WEEKEND
•Laugh Out Loud being presented by CPCC
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 Our Readers Write
•Water or gravel?
In a recent report on a massive new quarry proposal in Ontario, an international mining company has purchased a large parcel of land on the pristine and fabled north shore of Lake Superior with plans to extract stone for use in American road building. More...
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