Headliners - May 19, 2022
CMHA shines light on the importance of Empathy
Expert says people need to give themselves the kindness they give others By Zachary Roman Oftentimes, people can be empathetic and show kindness to others, yet not take the time to give that same care and attention to themselves. Aditi ...
Bolton gearing up for Bicentennial after COVID delay
By Zachary Roman Bolton is a village that predates Canada’s confederation in 1867. It was established in 1821 by a man named George Bolton, and ...
Documentary of epic journey by horseback has Caledon connections
By Zachary Roman Traveling about 30 kilometres a day, current Caledon resident Filipe Leite rode a horse from the Calgary Stampede to his hometown in ...
More News
Walk For Alzheimer’s returning to Island Lake May 28
By Sam Odrowski The Alzheimer’s Society of Dufferin County is bringing back an in-person event for their 2022 IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer at ...
Huge crowd attends Happy Days event in Bolton
By Zachary Roman The music was loud, the cars were cool and the Bolton Canadian Tire parking lot was packed on Saturday night, May 14. ...
Home James program returns to Caledon
Volunteer opportunities available By Zachary Roman Safe, free rides home in Caledon are back. Caledon’s Home James program has returned, said Christopher Bava, Caledon Home ...
Celebrating Museum Month at Peel Art Gallery, Museum & Archives
By Zachary Roman May is museum month, but to Erin Fernandes, every month is museum month at Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA). She’s ...
Ontario Medical Association worried about wait times, doctor shortage in Peel
Association calling on political parties to adopt recommendations ahead of election By Zachary Roman The Region of Peel needs at least 202 more doctors, according ...
Dufferin-Caledon’s NDP candidate wants to stand up for people, not profits
Tess Prendergast is a French teacher and librarian who is driven to make a difference By Zachary Roman As an educator, Tess Prendergast said she’s ...
Mayoral candidate Jennifer Innis has a vision for Caledon’s future
By Zachary Roman Jennifer Innis’ grandfather always told her if something doesn’t work one way, try it another. It’s a lesson she hasn’t forgotten and ...
Friends of Caledon Public Library hosting book sale in Caledon East
By Zachary Roman After what felt like forever, the Friends of the Caledon Public Library hosted their first in person book sale in March of ...
Bolton author publishes first dystopian novel
By Zachary Roman At 26 years old, Samantha Filice has already published four books. The first three books were fantasy novels and they formed a ...
Return to Happy Days: Live bands and classic cars to star at Bolton event
No charge to attend, donations to Caledon Meals on Wheels gratefully accepted By Zachary Roman Area residents can travel back in time at a 1950s, 60s ...
Sports
Aurora Tigers Make CJHL History, hire first female GM
By Robert Belardi There’s always something that comes with setting a new standard. It’s replete with joy and with the sense of purpose. To know ...
Bolton Brewers earn two wins, one loss this week
By Robert Belardi The Bolton Brewers defeated the Clearview Orioles 6-5 last Thursday, before earning another win and a loss in a double-header against the ...
Four teams will battle it out for Schmalz Cup title
By Brian Lockhart The Conference championships are over in the Provincial Junior Hockey League leaving four teams that will battle it out for the provincial ...
York United take out Forge FC in CPL semifinals rematch
By Robert Belardi Magic is, of course, the art of deception. What else can make your eyeballs bulge out of your head? Like when magicians ...
NDBL announces schedule for 2022 season
By Brian Lockhart The boys of summer are getting ready to play the 2022 season with a full line-up of teams in the North Dufferin ...
Caledon Cougars finish third in the province
By Robert Belardi The Caledon Cougars U-14 Major Bantam team finished third in the whole province. The Cougars captured the bronze medal with a 65-58 ...
Nash earns first win against former club
By Robert Belardi York United manager Martin Nash earned his first win as a head coach in the Canadian Premier League last Friday against his ...
North Dufferin Baseball League starting next week
By Robert Belardi The first pitch in the North Dufferin Baseball League will be thrown next week, as the Bolton Brewers head out on the ...
Caledon Tennis Club taking registrations
By Robert Belardi Caledon Tennis Club held registration day last Sunday between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. at Caledon Village. Revamped with brand new courts ...
Compass Run for Food hoping to raise $75,000
By Sam Odrowski After a couple years without an in-person event, the Compass Run for Food is returning to Compass Community Church in Mono on ...
Editorial
Aurora Tigers Make CJHL History, hire first female GM
By Robert Belardi There’s always something that comes with setting a new standard. It’s replete with joy and with the sense of purpose. To know ...
- May’s Musings
- Brock’s Banter: Cracking open a
two-four with purpose - Ford’s vision through a rear-view mirror
- Pain at the pumps
- FATAL COLLISION
- Walk For Alzheimer’s returning to Island Lake May 28
- Huge crowd attends Happy Days event in Bolton
- Home James program returns to Caledon
- Celebrating Museum Month at Peel Art Gallery, Museum & Archives
- Ontario Medical Association worried about wait times, doctor shortage in Peel
Bolton Brewers earn two wins, one loss this week
By Robert Belardi The Bolton Brewers defeated the Clearview Orioles 6-5 last Thursday, before earning another win and a loss in a double-header against the ...
Farewell Neutrality: Sweden and Finland
Written by GWYNNE DYER It’s easy to imagine Vladimir Putin coming into the shop marked “Sweden”, breaking some fine china accidentally on purpose, and growling: ...
