Educators stage protests across Ontario to highlight education funding shortfalls

By Joshua Drakes The protests, running in the afternoon on April 29, were meant to challenge what the allied unions described as serious funding issues throughout the education system. Teachers and education workers across Ontario staged coordinated demonstrations as part ...

“It’s about the people, not the product”: Renewed Hope celebrates Grand Opening in Bolton

By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Renewed Hope officially opened the doors to their brand-new thrift cafe, and this past Saturday, the community came ...

Dan the Litter Man celebrates Earth Month with Cleanups and Community

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter As the winter blues begin to melt away, so too does the winter slush and snow, revealing months’ ...

Another record-breaking year for Hike for Bethell Hospice as it raises more than $285,000

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Bethell Hospice’s 16th annual Hike for Hospice brought the community together this past Sunday in record-breaking fashion, raising ...

Caledon Mayor recognizes 40 community groups with donations following Charity Gala

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Following her annual charity gala, Caledon Mayor Annette Groves held a recipients dinner the next week for local ...

Friends of Caledon Public Library find new home

By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Just a few short months ago, the Friends of Caledon Public Library (FOCPL) were told they could no ...

Raffi’s Rebels Tournament returns April 25

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The countdown is on for the Raffaele Scerbo Annual Memorial Tournament on April 25, and although registration is ...

ecoCaledon and Caledon Chamber of Commerce host “Food for Thought” for Caledon Businesses

“Small changes by many businesses create a massive impact for Caledon” By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter In an attempt to spur thought on ...

Sweet Celebration with CVC’s Maple Syrup fest

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Running from March 19 – 22, and March 28 – 29, is Credit Valley Conservation’s (CVC) annual Maple ...

What’s all the Buzz about drones? Flight Centre in Caledon talks RPAS

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter With the Olympics said and done, the talk of the “whirring” is seemingly not. Taking centre-stage at this ...

Council to revisit aggregate policies following Provincial changes

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Two unanimous motions passed at Caledon Council’s February 24 meeting mark the Town’s latest attempt to respond to ...

Mono Cemetery to finally mark graves of 19th-century couple

By Joshua Drakes Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A long-forgotten chapter of local history is being illuminated as one man’s deep dive into his family’s past ...

Meaghan’s Music Room to host Charity Poker Night

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter With gatherings and galas galore, Meaghan’s Music Room is doing something a little different for its upcoming fundraiser. ...

Fill your Cup at the Caledon Chamber of Commerce’s 2nd Annual Rise and Thrive Meditation and Wellness Event

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Caledon Chamber of Commerce is inviting the community to take a morning for themselves on May 12, ...

Caledon residents continue to voice concerns over Draft Site Alteration By-Law

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The second open house for the proposed Site Alteration By-Law was held this Monday, following additional consultation, which ...

Downtown Bolton celebrates Cinco De Mayo with Street Festival

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Downtown Bolton came alive last Saturday night, celebrating Mexican culture with its very own Cinco De Mayo festival. ...

Two Councillors announce intention to not seek re-election

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter On their personal Facebook pages, within one day of one another, Councillors Nick de Boer and Lynn Kiernan ...

Caledon begins process to find new Integrity Commissioner

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter At the General Committee meeting on May 5, Caledon Council moved to initiate aprocurement process for the appointment ...

Ontario Gas Tax funding rings $568K boost to Caledon Transit

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Caledon is receiving $568,726 dollars from the Ontario government’s $380 million funding through the 2025/26 Gas Tax program ...

Off to the Races! Nominations officially open for 2026 Municipal Election

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Friday, May 1, officially marked the beginning of nominations for the upcoming 2026 municipal elections in Caledon. Residents ...

Mountains to Climb: Close 2 Home Caledon fundraiser sets plan in action

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Following their inaugural fundraiser, Fashion Blooms, organization Close 2 Home Caledon has officially begun fundraising for their dream ...

Caledon Cavaliers Rugby Football Club celebrates the 25th anniversary

By Jim Stewart Liz Coulter has seen all the manifestations of the Caledon Cavaliers Rugby Football Club over the last 25 years. The organization’s administrator ...

Run for Honeywood event marks Mulmur 175 and brings attention to ageing arena

By JOSHUA DRAKES Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Run for Honeywood will bring runners, walkers and families to the rolling hills of Mulmur for a ...

Bolton Brewers enshrine Cirone, Bond, and Wallace at first annual Hall of Fame Banquet

By Jim Stewart The Bolton Brewers hosted their inaugural Hall of Fame Banquet at Caesars on Friday night. The Brewers’ rich, winning tradition was on ...

Bike Ride to Bus Rides: How CCS’ Velocity Ride 2026 is powering transportation in Caledon

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Caledon Community Services (CCS) is “gearing” up for their annual community cycling fundraiser, Velocity, and proceeds from this ...

Dufferin-Peel Skating Club wraps up the season with Ice Rodeo

By Brian Lockhart The Dufferin-Peel Skating Club finished the winter season at the Teen Ranch Ice Corral with an Ice Rodeo on Sunday, March 30. ...

King Township hosts unveiling of Sports Hall of Fame Saturday

Celebrate local athletic excellence by joining King Mayor Steve Pellegrini, members of Council and King Township, for the official unveiling of the Sports Hall of ...

Nikolakakos earns first-round knockout victory in Martial Arts Championships in Thailand

By Jim Stewart Anastasia Nikolakakos, who trains out of Bolton’s Canadian Black Belt Academy, made an auspicious debut at the martial arts world championships in ...

Caledon Coyotes’ “Howl in the Hills” Spring Classic raises 2400 pounds of food for Exchange

By Jim Stewart The Caledon Coyotes’ Howl in the Hills Spring Classic was a rousing success on and off the ice. Last weekend, tournament organizers ...

PWHL Toronto Sceptres sign Caledon’s Kristin Della Rovere

By Jim Stewart The Toronto Sceptres of the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) signed Caledon’s Kristin Della Rovere to a Standard Player Agreement at the ...

Junior C hockey starts division playoffs across the province

By Brian Lockhart Junior C hockey fans are turning out in droves as the 2026 division playoffs are underway and teams battle it out to ...

ADDITIONAL ARREST IN DEATH INVESTIGATION

Another person has been arrested and charged in the ongoing homicide investigation in Caledon. “On Monday, April 1, 2024, at approximately 8:10 a.m., police responded ...

MOTORCYCLE AWARENESS MONTH

Beginning May 1, 2026, Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month kicks off across Ontario, and the Dufferin Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is reminding all ...

FATAL COLLISION INVOLVING SCHOOL BUS

Members of the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), along with Peel Regional Paramedic Services and the local fire department, responded to a ...

First-degree murder charge laid in connection with the 2024 death of a Melancthon man

By Sam Odrowski Dufferin Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers have charged one person in connection with the 2024 murder of 65-year-old Melancthon resident David Robson. ...

SEXUAL ASSAULT CHARGES

Officers from the Caledon OPP have laid numerous charges following a sexual assault investigation and are asking for any additional victims to come forward. “In ...

CHARGES FOLLOWING HOME INVASION

Members from the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) continue to investigate a home invasion in Caledon. “On March 17, 2026, at approximately ...

KIDNAPPING INVESTIGATION

Members from the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating a kidnapping which took place in Caledon on Monday afternoon. “On Monday, ...

Caledon OPP to host Crime Awareness presentation for Seniors

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter With fraud schemes on the rise, members of the Caledon OPP will hold a drop-in presentation for seniors ...

FATAL COLLISION INVESTIGATION

Officers from the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating a fatal collision on Highway 10. “On March 16, 2026, at approximately ...

DRUG TRAFFICKING CHARGES

Members of the Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU) from the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have laid numerous charges against three individuals ...

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