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May 1, 2008
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Bolton's Bob Smith is Caledon's 2008 Volunteer Champion
By Bill Rea
It's been said many times that a community like Caledon could not operate as it does without its volunteers. The people who run the Town know that, and they demonstrated just that last Wednesday. The Town hosted its annual Caledon Volunteer and Citizen Achievement Awards ceremonies. More...
SPENDING FIRST BIRTHDAY AT CCC SALE

It was a packed house Saturday at the Great Big Garage Sale at Someday Farm on Winston Churchill Boulevard, in support of Coalition of Concerned Citizens (CCC). Matilda Morrison was visiting Inglewood from Australia, and attending the sale was one of the items on the agenda for her first birthday. L... More...

 News
•Big crowd out for CCC sale Saturday
The Coalition of Concerned Citizens (CCC) held their 11th annual Great Big Garage Sale Saturday at Someday Farm on Winston Churchill Boulevard, and they had no shortage of customers out seeking bargains. Roughly 2,700 people passed through the arena. CCC President Penny Richardson had plenty of info... More...
•Library plus Meals on Wheels adds up to great event for seniors
•Jobs Caledon hosting its annual youth summer job program
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 Columns
•I always thought Robert Baltovich would be cleared
Bill Rea
Some years ago, I covered a murder trial that troubled me. Truth is, it still does. The man was convicted and sent to prison. The Crown had a fair amount of circumstantial evidence, including plausible details about a potential motive. What troubled me was the scenario that was put forth for the ... More...
•Spending has little to do with results
•Summing up the North American Leaders' Summit
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 Editorial
•Province has helped reduce property taxes, But it's done with our money
Editorial
The provincial government has been doing a lot of nice things with the money in its coffers lately. If you don't believe us, just ask a municipal politician. The local elected officials have been singing the praises of the crew at Queen's Park, for all the grants that have been downloaded. 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. More...
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 Caledon Sports
•Let's Learn Hockey Program a success in Alliston
Thirty-four kids, who otherwise would not be playing hockey this fall, will now be hitting the ice. The reason they'll be playing is they attended the weekend's Let's Learn Hockey Program (LLHP) at the New Tecumseth Recreation Complex at Alliston. More...
•ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
•Cheltenham hockey players come up big for Mayfield
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Mayfield's "Escape From Happiness" was a success
Mayfield Secondary School's production of Escape From Happiness was one of high caliber. Written by Canadian playwright George F. Walker, Escape From Happiness is a black comedy featuring a troubled family in the midst of a crime investigation. More...
•High school students searching for summer jobs in the Caledon area
•Fifth annual Mission Employable conference and employment expo
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 Our Readers Write
•Honest people found wallet
April 17, my husband and I headed down to the city. We were renovating our kitchen and had lots of things to buy. We stopped at many places, purchasing things along the way. We also stopped at a Wendy's somewhere in the city. More...
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