Headliners - November 6, 2025

Caledon welcomes new Deputy Fire Chief

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Town of Caledon has announced the recent appointment of Richard Murdoch as Deputy Fire Chief with Caledon Fire and Emergency Services. Murdoch will be taking over the position from Deputy Chief Dan ...

Sports Hall of Fame announces latest inductees

By Brock Weir The Caledon Sport Hall of Fame will welcome nine new members in January, the Town announced on October 15. Those set to ...

Bolton member Rose Greco named Kin of the Year

By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Rose Greco, coming up on her third year with Bolton Kin, has been named the 2025 Kin of ...

Humberview Teacher and students recognized for contributions to Canada’s Innocence Movement

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter When George Allain was in his teens, he first picked up a book about the Steven Truscott case. ...

Concerns and questions continue to be raised over Bolton GO MTSA CPP By-law

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Last week’s Planning and Development Public Meeting featured the rescheduled business of the Bolton South GO Major Transit ...

Freeman’s five-point performance powers ascendant Admirals to 7-6 win over Patriots

Caledon’s Lang-Freeman-Keeler line scores three goals in 77 secondsand finishes with 13 points By Jim Stewart The Caledon Admirals skated to a wildly-entertaining 7-6 victory over ...

Caledon holds Open House for potential Bolton South GO MTSA

Residents voice transit, density concerns  By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Town of Caledon held an open house for residents Tuesday night to ...

Full Circle: Local Caledon family returns to hospital to thank those who cared for them

By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Michael Brunetto and his family are no strangers to combating adversity. The 19-year-old with differing abilities once spent ...

Peel and Caledon Councils approve signalized intersection

By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter “It’s going to be expensive and costly, but it won’t cost more than another life,” said 17-year-old delegate ...

More than 150 residents pack Council Chambers to protect “Swan Lake”

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Local residents used the public question period at Council’s July meeting to voice their concerns regarding 0 Shaw’s ...

Break-in at Klaudya’s Kloset sparks wave of community support

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Shortly after 6 a.m. on July 3, Claudia Rocca awoke to the call that her store had been ...

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Credit Valley Conservation Board of Directors announces new CAO

The not-for-profit organization responsible for the care and protection of Island Lake Conservation Area and the Credit River Watershed, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC), has a ...

Concerns about Choices Shelter’s impact on neighbouring residents shared at community meeting

By JOSHUA DRAKES Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A community meeting with local residents, Choices Shelter staff, and local leaders was held on October 28 to ...

Governor General accepts first poppy, reflects on meaning

Speech Delivered by  Governor General Mary Simon We are meeting to express profound gratitude to members of the Canadian Armed Forces who sacrificed their lives ...

Second World War veteran

Cliff Chadderton empowered a generation of amputees As The War Amps Child Amputee (CHAMP) Program marks its 50th anniversary this year, this remembrance season brings ...

Royal Canadian Legion names Canada’s 2025 National Silver Cross Mother

The Royal Canadian Legion is proud to introduce Mrs. Nancy Payne of Lansdowne, ON, as this year’s National Silver Cross Mother. On November 11, Nancy ...

Caledon residents welcome religious leaders during visit to Canada

By Mark Pavilons Several Caledon residents, and alumni of St. Michael Catholic Secondary School, held a mini reunion of sorts. Former staff and students rolled out ...

Coffee Time Bolton celebrates 40 years in the community

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Since 1985, Caledon residents have enjoyed the famous donuts and coffee on Allan Drive in Bolton. Whether you’re ...

Students dig into Food Literacy at Albion Hills Community Farm

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter On a blustery Wednesday, Grade Six and Seven students from the Etobicoke Outdoor Education Centre (EOEC) could be ...

Coats for Dufferin returns for the 2025 winter season

By Joshua Drakes Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Recognizing the growing need for warm, dependable outdoor apparel in the community, Coats for Dufferin is preparing for ...

Caledon Chamber of Commerce hosts 2025 Fall Business Summit

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Caledon Chamber of Commerce held its 2025 Fall Business Summit at Mount Alverno Resort last week. The ...

Sports

Wolfpack captures first ROPSSAA Tier 1 Senior Boys Football title with emphatic 17-0 win over Grizzly Bears

By Jim Stewart History was made by the Robert F. Hall CSS Wolfpack on Thursday afternoon on its home turf in East Caledon. With an ...

Cam Lang scores the game-winner in Admirals’ 4-1 upset of the red-hot King Rebellion 

Caledon Captain Braeden Van Gelder promoted to the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles of the QMJHL By Jim Stewart November opened with a pair of good ...

Open house to be held for proposed Pickleball facilities in Bolton

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter In partnership with the Peel District School Board, the Town of Caledon is looking to review and discuss ...

Legacy Golf Classic presents cheque of $82,650 to Caledon Agricultural Society

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Allan and Anne Thompson have announced that their Legacy Golf Classic has raised $110,200 net in their inaugural ...

Sledge hockey comes to Orangeville

By Brian Lockhart It is a sport that allows people with disabilities to get out on the ice and play some hockey. Sledge hockey has ...

Admirals’ offence wakes up in Niagara Falls in convincing 6-2 win over the Canucks

By Jim Stewart The Caledon Admirals rebounded from a 5-1 home ice loss to Milton on Thursday night by thumping the Canucks 6-2 in Niagara ...

Caledon Cavaliers’ Cristian Iacovelli and Fiona Carberry selected to play for Toronto Rugby Reds at Rugby Ontario 7’s playdowns this Fall

By Jim Stewart Caledon Cavaliers’ Cristian Iacovelli was selected to play for the Toronto Rugby Reds earlier in the Fall and his U15 West squad ...

Orangeville Curling Club receives grant funding to repair leaky roof

By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Curling Club has been around since members arrived for a match in a horse-drawn carriage to play their game on ...

King edges Caledon 3-2 to kibosh Admirals’ four-game winning streak

Jack Fang scores game-winner in 5-4 win over the Junior Sabres in Buffalo By Jim Stewart The Caledon Admirals split a pair of challenging contests ...

Kala’s Wings Softball Tournament raises awareness and funds for suicide prevention

By Brian Lockhart The annual Kala’s Wings Softball Tournament took place at Rotary Park and other local ball diamonds in Orangeville on Saturday, Oct. 4, ...

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