Headline News
Caledon staff bracing for potential flooding after storm
Written By JASEN OBERMEYER Caledon public works staff have recently lifted a winter parking ban, after an unusual dumping of snow and freezing rain that ...
Former Caledon librarian was a strong advocate for funding
Written By JASEN OBERMEYER Bill Manson, the former CEO/Chief Librarian of the Caledon Public Library for 11 years, passed away at the age of 73, ...
2018 Caledon Mayor’s Business Breakfast has local keynote speakers
Written By JASEN OBERMEYER The 2018 Caledon Mayor’s Business Breakfast will once again offer local businesses the opportunity to network with like-minded business professionals, with ...
Brisk slime sales are going to help Sick Kids
By Bill Rea There’s no denying slime sells, and sometimes for a good cause. Bolton resident Lauren Pagliuca, 11, has been selling slime to raise ...
Provincial candidates largely negative on budget
By Bill Rea The Provincial budget brought down last Wednesday by Finance Minister Charles Sousa offered lots of promised spending, along with some people paying ...
Some positives in budget for Mayor
By Bill Rea There was some good items in last Wednesday’s Provincial budget, as far as Mayor Allan Thompson was concerned. But he was curious ...
Green Party leader Mike Schreiner outlines platform in visit to riding
By Mike Pickford Mike Schreiner, leader of the Green Party of Ontario, made Orangeville the final stop on his week-long, province-wide tour last week, telling ...
‘The Golden Voice’ to perform at CrossCurrents
Singer-songwriter and producer Jorge Luis Rojas, professionally known as Rojitas, will be performing next Friday (April 13) at CrossCurrents Cafe in Bolton. Known for his ...
Community Events
THURSDAY, APRIL 12 “Has your life been affected by someone else’s drinking? Al-Anon Family Group is for you.” The Bolton group meets Thursdays at ...