Caledon needs someone who understands the community, says Mayoral candidate Early

By KATHRYN FRASER Local Journalism Initiative Reporter With the municipal election fast approaching this October, the ballot has doubled with the number of candidates running to become Caledon’s next mayor. Councillor Christina Early was the first candidate to throw their ...

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 ...

One Caledon Many Hearts: The initiative uniting schools across Caledon

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Beginning back in January, Coffee Time Bolton began reaching out to schools across Caledon, passing out small wooden ...

Dunk Disposal and National Wildlife Centre collaborate on Pet Supply Donation Drive

By KATHRYN FRASER Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Dunk Disposal will host a Caledon Pet Supply Donation Drive on August 4 to collect used pet supplies ...

Council declines to dock Kiernan pay after Integrity Commissioner report

By KATHRYN FRASER Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Caledon Council came together on July 28 for the final meeting before a brief break, and one main ...

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 ...

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’ ...

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 debates ‘Slippery Slope’ as illegal truck parking seeks temporary approval

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A Planning and Development Committee Public Meeting held at Caledon council this Tuesday raised larger themes surrounding trucking ...

Borscevski and Dhindsa shift focus from dream soccer excursion in Rome to winning Ontario Cup

By Jim Stewart Caledon U16 soccer players Chester Borscevski and Arjun Dhindsa are back from an “experience of a lifetime” in Rome, Italy. Borscevski and ...

Max Domi launches first annual Golf Classic to raise $1M for Type 1 Diabetes Research

By Jim Stewart Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Injured and rehabbing Toronto Maple Leaf Max Domi limped gamely into the Magna Golf Club Clubhouse Dining Room ...

Midnight Madness organizers, community set to celebrate event’s 50th anniversary

By Kathryn Fraser Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Bolton’s annual Midnight Madness event is coming back once again, and will be better than ever as it ...

Caledon gets clarity on rules of the road when it comes to e-scooters

By Kathryn Fraser Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Another memorandum had been brought forward for the Town Council meeting on July 28, by Dan Terzievski, Director ...

CAFFI continues to build connections, looks ahead to growth

By KATHRYN FRASER Local Journalism Initiative Reporter On July 19, the CAFFI Community Network (CCN) hosted its third-annual community engagement picnic at Cold Creek Conservation ...

Local businesses looking for support during Airport Road closure

By KATHRYN FRASER Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Closures to Airport Road are not only blocking the streets and making commutes harder for residents, but it ...

Dufferin Film Festival returns next month for third year

By Joshua Drakes Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Dufferin Film Festival will return to Orangeville this summer for its third annual celebration of independent Canadian ...

Theatre Orangeville jumps back into gear with municipal help

By Joshua Drakes Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A loan approved by the Town of Orangeville represents a bridge to financial stability for Theatre Orangeville rather ...

Rotary District reflects on million-dollar success, impact of “Million Dollar Gala”

By Kathryn Fraser Local Journalism Initiative Reporter On May 22, Rotary District 7080 held its “Unite for Good” Million Dollar Gala at the home of ...

Rhythm and Reason hosts debut Mystical Magical Music Day this Saturday

By Kathryn Fraser Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Rhythm and Reason will host its very first event “Mystical Magical Music Day” on July 25, connecting local ...

Headwaters closes fiscal year with $1.6-million surplus as expansion plans move forward

By Sam Odrowski Headwaters Health Care Centre ended the 2025-26 fiscal year with a $1.6-million surplus, after opening its first MRI suite and identifying nearly ...

Battle of Caledon between Cardinals and Brewers delayed by two days

By Jim Stewart Game 2 of The Battle of Caledon—originally scheduled for Saturday, July 25 at 4 PM—was moved to Monday, July 27 at 7:30 ...

Fifth-place Brewers’ four-game winning streak ends with lopsided 13-4 home field loss to Ivy Rangers

Bolton rebounds with 13-11 comeback win over Cubs in Mansfield By Jim Stewart The Bolton Brewers’ 2026 regular season is drawing to a close and ...

Brewers nuke New Lowell 14-7 in Bolton’s second consecutive rout of league-leading Knights

By Jim Stewart The resurgent Bolton Brewers used an eight-run outburst in the second inning to subdue the first-place New Lowell Knights 14-7 at Taylor ...

Caledon Flag Football League launches program at Humberview Secondary School

By Jim Stewart The Caledon Flag Football League launched its program at Humberview Secondary School in Bolton on Saturday morning. In pleasant mid-July conditions, over ...

Brewers launch four home runs to crush league-leading Knights 13-2

Brewers move into fourth place by edging Angels 2-1 in Barrie By Jim Stewart The Bolton Brewers set off a fireworks display from the batter’s ...

Brewers blast Mansfield Cubs 13-3, blow 6-3 lead in 13-8 loss in Midland, and coast to 6-1 win versus Creemore

By Jim Stewart With playoff positions up for grabs, the Bolton Brewers took two of three games in seven days to strengthen their hold on ...

Headwaters breaks record: Over $700,000 raised at 2026 Headwaters Golf Classic

By Sam Odrowski The 2026 Headwaters Golf Classic raised $703,500 following a record-setting year in which the tournament expanded to two courses and nearly doubled ...

Sterritt’s five-RBI night impels Bolton Brewers to 6-4 comeback win over Barrie Angels

By Jim Stewart Ben Sterritt’s three-run homer in the fifth inning and two-run double in the sixth inning bolstered the Bolton Brewers’ 6-4 comeback victory ...

Brewers split pair of road games in Lisle and Ivy

Chater drives in six in Bolton’s 13-3 romp over Lisle By Jim Stewart Brewers’ veteran shortstop Brett Chater was a one-man wrecking crew in Lisle ...

Hall Wolfpack Track team romps through ROPSSAA en-route to medals at OFSAA

By Jim Stewart The Robert F. Hall Wolfpack Track and Field team completed a successful 2025-26 season and their haul of 17 medals at ROPSSAA ...

COMMERCIAL VEHICLE BLITZ

Officers from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Caledon Detachment joined with road safety partners from the Ministry of Transportation and OPP Provincial Traffic Operations to ...

DRIVER CHARGED AFTER TRUCK BLOCKS FORKS OF THE CREDIT

Officers from the OPP’s Caledon Detachment have charged a commercial vehicle driver when his vehicle became stuck in hairpin curve in Caledon. “On Friday, July ...

SERIOUS COLLISION INVESTIGATION

Members of the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are requesting the public’s assistance as they investigate a serious motor vehicle collision involving ...

Local advocacy group spreading the word about human trafficking

By Joshua Drakes CRY NoT, a grassroots anti-human trafficking committee based in Dufferin County, is working to confront a crime that often remains invisible in ...

CHARGES LAID IN FRAUDULENT COLLISION INVESTIGATION

Members from the Caledon OPP have laid charges against an individual following an investigation into a fraudulent collision report. “On January 21, 2026, officers from ...

CANADA DAY ENFORCEMENT CHARGES

Members of the Caledon OPP participated in the Canada Day enforcement week traffic campaign, resulting in hundreds of charges being laid across Caledon roads. “Canada ...

SHOOTING INVESTIGATION ON BAMBI TRAIL

Members of the Caledon OPP are currently investigating a shooting incident in the Town of Caledon. “On Wednesday, June 24, 2026, at approximately 2:15 a.m., ...

“LIFE JACKETS SAVE LIVES. NO EXCUSES, NO EXCEPTIONS.”

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is urging everyone heading out on the water to make one life-saving choice: wear your life jacket, every time, every ...

SEXUAL ASSAULT INVESTIGATION AT CANADIAN OPEN

Members of the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating a sexual assault that occurred during the RBC Canadian Open at TPC ...

PEEL OFFICER KILLED IN LINE OF DUTY IN JAMES BAY

Charges have been laid in connection with the death of an OPP officer killed in the line of duty near Hearst. “On Tuesday, June 9, ...

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