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June 12, 2008
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Plenty of interest shown in forming a Caledon Village Association
By Bill Rea
Interest seems to be high in getting a Caledon Village Association off the ground. Local Councillors Doug Beffort and Richard Paterak hosted a meeting in the village Monday night, which drew more than 50 people. Beffort expressed a bit of surprise at the turn out, adding they really had no idea ... More...
MUSIC THAT GOES WITH WINE

The music of Ramy was adding to the atmosphere Friday night at Caledon Equestrian Park as the Rotary Club of Palgrave held their 11th annual Wines of the World fund-raising event. The band members included Dennis Kowal of Bolton on keyboards, Chris Shoreman, formerly of Bolton, on the mandolin, Dere... More...

Weekly Farmers' Market is in Inglewood

This summer, the Caledon Countryside Alliance's Eat Local Caledon program is partnering with the Inglewood General Store to bring a local farmers' market to Caledon. The market officially opened yesterday (Wednesday), and will be held at the general store, at 15596 McLaughlin Rd. every Wednesday ... More...

 News
•CCRBB face councillors in discussion on development and growth issues
There wasn't much resolved, but both sides seemed to think they were able to get their views aired regarding Bolton's development future last Thursday. More...
•Hear how to become a teacher in Ontario
•Salvation Army will take part in weekend Caledon Kids Fun Fair
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 Columns
•I've always liked the theme too
Let me be up-front about a couple of things here. I like the Hockey Night in Canada theme, and I always have. With my memory for trivia, I can assert (with the understanding that I stand to be corrected) that the theme ushered in the 1968-69 season for the Leafs. I first heard it at the start of... More...
•Election down to 'racism' vs 'agism'?
•Bill C-50: Improving the Employment Insurance Program
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 Editorial
•No place for violence
Editorial
The fact that a man was attacked outside his home last week and punched in the face is both nauseating and unacceptable. The fact that it happened in Caledon should be upsetting to everyone who lives, works or plays in this municipality. And the fact that the victim was John Morrison, the husban... More...
•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. More...
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 Caledon Sports
•Tim Horton tykes prepare for Little Champs week in June
The Caledon Vaughan lacrosse tykes have been battling it out to see who will finish where in preparation for Little Champs week, starting June 23. At Al Paladini Community Centre, team white played off against team black with the end result being a nail biting 4-4 tie. James Winslow would get the... More...
•ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
•Paddlers 'Canoe the Credit' for a worthy cause
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Hollywood meets Hamlet at Blackhorse Village Players
At times, an actor may answer Hamlet's query "To be or not to be" with a most decisive "not!" That would explain the resounding laughs of Paul Rudnik's I Hate Hamlet, Blackhorse Village Players current production. More...
•DREAM DEALER BIG SUCCESS
•Rotarians attracted the crowds with their Wines of the World
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 Our Readers Write
•The Great Big Garage Sale was a great big success
On behalf of the Coalition of Concerned Citizens I would like to extend my thanks to the entire community for their continued support of the Great Big Garage Sale, held this year April 26 at Someday Farm. After 11 years, one might expect a drop in attendance or profitability, but the event contin... More...
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