Headliners - October 18, 2018

Tony Pontes Public School celebrates official opening

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS Cheerful students and school board representatives braced the rain for the official opening of Tony Pontes Public School on Monday, Oct. ...

MJJJ Developments Inc. holds asphalt plant open house

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS An open house was held for a proposed asphalt plant in Bolton on Thursday, Oct. 11. Election candidates and community residents ...

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Rations and Resilience: Vietnamese Gastronomy

Written By KIRA WRONSKA DORWARD Sampling the local cuisine is an important part of experiencing any new culture. Vietnam, a country steeped in ancient traditions ...

A whale of a tale, America goes shopping on this day

Written By SCOTT TAYLOR 1851 — Herman Melville’s Moby Dick is first published as The Whale in London. 1867 — The United States takes possession ...

Mammothon is coming to Orangeville

Written By MIKE BAKER Headwaters Health Care Centre (HHCC) has confirmed it will be participating in the province-wide breast cancer screening initiative promoting the Ontario ...

Team Canada headed to Abu Dhabi

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS Over 150 Canadian athletes will compete in the 2019 Special Olympics World Summer Games in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Participating ...

Caledon’s Bob Knuckey wins Ironman in Kona World Championship

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS Bob Knuckey crushed the Ironman World Championships placing first in his division in Kona, Hawaii. The Caledon native finished swimming in ...

Mystery dinner held over the weekend for D.A.R.E. Program

Written By JASEN OBERMEYER The Drug Abuse Resistance Program (DARE) held a murder mystery dinner this past Saturday (Oct. 13) to raise much-needed funds for ...

Bolton student receives $2,000 academic scholarship

Written By Joshua Santos Richard Naso received a $2,000 scholarship through the family scholarship program. It is presented to students entering their first year of ...

Core Solutions Physiotherapy and Wellness celebrates 13th anniversary

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS A Caledon East business celebrated their 13th anniversary recently. Core Solutions Physiotherapy and Wellness provides detailed and advanced assessment and treatment ...

Ontario is ready for legal cannabis, Mulroney says

Written By MARK PAVILONS The province stands ready to ease the transition to legalized marijuana. The recreational use of pot became legal Wednesday. Addressing the ...

CLARIFICATION

Further clarification and context is needed in the story titled ‘Ward 5 councillor candidates debate housing issues’ in Volume 38, Issue 41 of the Caledon ...

Sports

Caledon gets Goalie Assist

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE The Caledon Minor Hockey Association has been named one of forty recipients of the OMHA’s annual Goalie Assist Program, aimed at ...

Golden Hawks put losing skid behind them with convincing win

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE A three-game losing streak came to a screeching halt for the Caledon Golden Hawks on Saturday, bringing them one step closer ...

Caledon SC men earn silver

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE An undefeated round robin against some of the country’s top teams set up the Caledon SC men for a silver medal ...

Caledon’s Webster earns Spartan World Champion title

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE Lindsay Webster was seeing double gold at Lake Tahoe, California last weekend, where she earned the title as one of the ...

Golden Hawks lose weekend pair

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE The Caledon Golden Hawks saw their record fall below .500 for the first time this season in a pair of losses ...

Golden Hawks exact revenge in OT

WRITTEN BY JAKE COURTEPATTE It took just over two minutes of extra time for the Caledon Golden Hawks to knock the queen bee off her ...

Brewers come up just short in try for repeat

WRITTEN BY JAKE COURTEPATTE A bid for a second North Dufferin Baseball League championship in as many years fell just short on Sunday for the ...

Golden Hawks a hit at home

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE The puck has been dropped on another Provincial Junior Hockey League season, and the Caledon Golden Hawks are off on the ...

Golden Hawks back on the ice

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE The Caledon Golden Hawks drop the puck on the franchise’s ninth season this weekend. The junior C club opens the Provincial ...

Nouisser slams way to title

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE At the age of 75, Gisela Nouisser continues to add to her tennis trophy case. The Nobleton resident returned home from ...

Contents

• Editorial — What price for the collusive ‘swap’?
• Contents Editorial Cartoon — March 29, 2018
• Bill Rea — We don’t need trophies
• Ottawa Journal by David tilson MP — The Jaspal Atwal affair — Still no answers from the PM
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Rowan’s Law will protect athletes from concussions
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• All you really wanted to know about Palm Sunday and were afraid to ask
• Editorial — A perfect time for run-offs?
• Contents Editorial Cartoon — March 22, 2018
• Bill Rea — Beware of scams
• Ottawa Journal by David tilson MP — March is Fraud Prevention Month
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Proroguing and throne speech shows a Liberal government out of ideas
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Editorial Cartoon — March 15, 2018
• Bill Rea — Interesting times
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Local home shows coming soon
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Eating locally to impact the future
• Editorial — Pharmacare should be affordable here
• Bill Rea — Ticket prices no big deal
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Budget 2018 fails middle-class Canadians
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Share your long-term care stories with us
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Editorial — Elliott clearly safest pick for PCs
• Editorial Cartoon — March 1, 2018
• Bill Rea — Graham got some things right
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Liberal government letting veterans down
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Sewage Bypass Reporting Act needs to pass before election
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Editorial — This time, will the best one win?
• Editorial Cartoon — Feb. 22, 2018
• Bill Rea — No easy answers
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Planning a spring break getaway?
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — FAO shows Hydro One sale will leave Ontarians worse off
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Editorial — Sadly, the jury’s verdict will stand
• Editorial Cartoon — Feb. 15, 2018
• Bill Rea — Pretty good show so far
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Reintegration of ISIS fighters is a breach of security
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Shelburne deserves an advanced green — Sign my petition
• Job postings that work at Jobs Caledon
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Editorial — A good leadership race could really help the Tories
• Editorial Cartoon — Feb. 8, 2018
• Bill Rea — The wrong time to fall asleep
• Talk of the Town by Mayor Allan Thompson — All Caledon residents urged to ‘Pay It Forward’
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — The Supporting New Parents Act
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — What I heard at the ROMA conference
• Editorial — Progressive Conservatives’ ‘chaos’ a blessing in disguise?
• Editorial Cartoon — Feb. 1, 2018
• Bill Rea — Some retirement project
• The provincial election is coming; Are you ready?
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — New restrictions on Canada Summer Jobs program
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — A week is a lifetime in politics
• Editorial — 3.4 million ‘second-class citizens’
• Editorial Cartoon — Jan. 25, 2018
• Bill Rea — Street hockey’s Canadian too
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Family Literacy Day is this Saturday
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Gas plant trail leads to guilty verdict
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Editorial — Attendance isn’t everything
• Editorial Cartoon — Jan. 18, 2018
• Bill Rea — We’ll do fine without the NHL
• Community building is good business
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Standing up for Canadian jobs
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Improving mental health services in Ontario
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Editorial — Some thoughts on sentencing
• Editorial Cartoon — Jan. 11, 2018
• Bill Rea — Remembering Bower
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Trudeau breaks sections of the Conflict of Interest Act
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Winter driving — Stay safe
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — A year in review of the current Liberal government
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Hydro, hydro, hydro is on residents’ minds
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Comment — Another successful night for HomeJames
• Editorial Cartoon — Dec. 21, 2017
• Bill Rea — Town Hall meetings help
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — A short history of Christmas pudding
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Have yourself a merry little Christmas
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Editorial — When, Minister?
• Editorial Cartoon — Dec. 14, 2017
• Bill Rea — It’s the music of the season
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Government’s announcement on opioids ‘flawed and disappointing’
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Auditor General highlights Liberals’ waste, mismanagement
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Editorial — A crowded middle of the road?
• Editorial Cartoon — Dec. 7, 2017
• Bill Rea — Things are better than before
• Talk of the Town by Mayor Allan Thompson — Shop local at Christmas
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Liberal government’s marijuana legislation is too hasty
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — People’s Guarantee promises positive results for Dufferin-Caledon
• Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute
• Editorial — So much for local competition among newspapers
• Editorial Cartoon — Nov. 23, 2017
• Bill Rea — Argos!
• Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Liberal changes to Employment Insurance benefits
• From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Government cutting debate on cannabis legislation