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April 24, 2008
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CALEDON HOME SHOW OPENED WITH MUSIC
The Bolton-based Treblemakers provided the music Friday evening for the opening ceremonies of the 22nd annual Caledon Home Show. Numerous other local dignitaries were on hand for the event. turn to page 13 for more on the home show. More...
Pit proposal outlined near Caledon village
By Bill Rea

Town of Caledon staff will soon be preparing a report for council on a proposed aggregate pit in the area of Willoughby Road and Charleston Sideroad. But they should know by now there are neighbours nearby who are not pleased with the idea. More...

Genticorum concert and musicians' workshops this week

The Juno nominated Quebecois trio Genticorum is coming to Caledon this Friday (April 25) at 7:30 p.m. Fresh from their five week tour of Australia, the band is bringing their wonderfully entertaining performance to Claude Presbyterian Church. This concert will be the first concert in Canada to sh... More...

 News
•Government fails families with disabled adult children, Jones charges
Dufferin - Caledon MPP (and Progressive Conservative Community and Social Services Critic) Sylvia Jones last week challenged the McGuinty Liberals to support families who are caring for their adult children with developmental disabilities. More...
•Rebecca Finch to carry Liberal banner in Dufferin - Caledon
•Caledon dinner and wine experience is launch of annual fund-raiser by CCS
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 Columns
•It's income tax time, again
We read a lot these days about stress, and I think we have all been enduring our fair share of that, if not more than our share. For me, on top of the demands of work, I had Christmas to worry about, and then the effects of a harsh winter, and car problems, and troubles with my teeth, and a few o... More...
•No automatic injustice being done
•Mayor urges everyone to think and act green
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 Editorial
•Thumbs up to those who pick up the litter, Thumbs down to the slobs who drop the litter
Editorial
We can't help being impressed by both those who organize community clean-ups and those who actually devote a couple of free hours to actually donning gloves and vests, and bend their backs to pick up the trash from the sides of roads, parks, parking lots and any place else where this garbage accum... 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
•Bantam Hawks end season with close series against Brampton
After a strong showing in the Tri County round robin, the Roth Diamond Tools AE bantam Hawks faced off against Brampton for the championship. The first game was at Brampton Memorial Arena March 24. The Hawks came out flying, out working and out shooting the Battalion in the first period. More...
•Bench Press Competition will be Saturday
•ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Enchanted April arrives at Caledon Townhall May 2
"If you appreciate wisteria and sunshine . . ." so begins the ad, which inspires the hopes of four very different women in this uplifting play by Matthew Barber based on the book by Elizabeth von Armin. Enchanted April will be opening at Caledon Townhall May 2. More...
•David Bloom Memorial Spring Sprint will be May 4 at Professor's Lake in Brampton
•Mark's Clothes That Work For The Cause
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 Our Readers Write
•Where will we get our aggregate?
I am writing in response to the Caledon Citizen editorial of April 17, "Natural water flows must be protected, but we need aggregate too." The editorial took a very even-handed look at the issue and the final question it posed was an important one: ". . . aggregate is needed. And where is that ag... More...
•Thanks from seniors' centre
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