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Caledon Belfountain kids Citizen help repopulate salmon in Credit
There was something fishy going on around Forks of the Credit last week, but it was positive too. Grade 4, 5 and 6 students from Belfountain Public School Caledon took turns during the week helping to re-stock Atlantic salmon in the river. More...
Genealogy workshop coming to Bolton

Caledon Public Library is will be offering a workshop that will focus on acquainting new, and not so new, genealogists with the records that are used to further their ancestral search. With time for questions throughout, acclaimed genealogist Ruth Burkholder will discuss the need for using original records that have been indexed, extracted or published. More...

Upcoming Eat Local Caledon Spring Festival

Still looking for seeds and seedlings for your vegetable garden? Eat Local Caledon is kicking off the growing season with a Spring Festival this Saturday (May 23) at Inglewood General Store (15596 McLaughlin Rd.) from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. More...

 News
• article has image CCS updates Region of is work and plans for future
Caledon Community Services (CCS) does a lot for residents of the area, but it's always a good idea to make sure other jurisdictions know what they do. CCS Executive Director Monty Laskin and Director of Community Programs Bev Lashbrook appeared before Peel Regional council last week with a review of the services the agency provides, as well as emerging trends. More...
• Belfountain School among those recognized in Credit Awards
• Region approves accessibility standards for social housing developments
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 Columns
• article has image I had plans for the weekend
One of the big problems with weekends is people always want to know what plans you have for them. I get asked that a lot, and my usual answer, befitting the obsessive, compulsive, potentially self-destructive workaholic that I am, is "work. More...
• article has image Obama shouldn't have been honoured
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 Editorial
• Are motorists finally getting the message?

We have completed the first holiday weekend of the summer season for 2009, and while the news being reported by police regarding traffic safety is maybe not great, it is encouraging. More...
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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 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO ANNOUNCE UPCOMING EVENTS. PLEASE CONTACT BETH EARLY-REA AT CALEDON COMMUNITY SERVICES AT 905-584-9460 IF YOU WISH TO HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT PUBLISHED. More...
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 Caledon Sports
• article has image Bandits tranquilize Wolfpack in Stroud
Early on in this Ontario Junior C Lacrosse League season, the Caledon Bandits and Innisfil Wolfpack are on opposite ends of the spectrum. The Bandits (2-0) were leading their West Division, scoring 25 goals, while Innisfil (0-2), were averaging the most division goals against at 21. More...
• article has image Bandits Player of the Week
• article has image ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
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 Arts & Entertainment
• Canada's premier fiddle championship marking 59 years
August in Shelburne
The 59th Canadian Open Old Time Fiddle Championship takes place Aug. 5 to 9 in Shelburne. Sponsored by the Shelburne Rotary Club, the event will feature Canada's top fiddlers in competition for more than $17,000 in prizes. More...
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 Our Readers Write
• Call the Town when streetlights are out
Streetlights enhance security, increase visibility for drivers and pedestrians and contribute to the overall safety in our community. The Town does not have evening road patrols during the spring, summer and fall months, and appreciates it when residents call to report any lights that are out. More...
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