Headliners - April 9, 2026
School Board Trustee positions return with limited power
By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter In an April 13 announcement, Minister of Education Paul Calandra announced major changes coming to Ontario’s education system. Included in this was the long-awaited decision regarding school board trustees, who Calandra had previously ...
“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’ ...
Town of Caledon discusses Rehabilitation Master Plan through virtual open house
By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Town of Caledon held a virtual open house on April 9 to discuss the new draft of ...
Checked Out Through Time: ABHS presentation explores deep roots of Caledon’s Public Library system
By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Jules Maule-ffinch, a Caledon resident for over four decades and a longtime member of the Albion Bolton Historical ...
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 ...
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ARGO Transit Pilot Coming to Caledon
By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter At a recent General Committee meeting, Caledon Council members moved for Caledon to enter into an On-Demand Micro-Transit ...
Caledon Lions Club celebrates members with annual appreciation banquet
By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Caledon Lions Club recently celebrated its members at its Annual Appreciation Banquet, spending the night recognizing the ...
Meet Mashric, the new cafe set to open in Downtown Bolton
By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter For those who have walked through Downtown Bolton’s Royal Courtyards recently, they may have noticed the “coming soon” ...
Bolton Caledon Comfy Cases heads into third season
By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Comfy Cases is a Canadian non-profit organization run by volunteers who stitch fun, colourful pillowcases for children with ...
Record-breaking Maple Syrup crop harvested by “Sappers” in Northwest Aurora
By Jim Stewart It’s been a bountiful Spring for the Sugaring Aurora Project. The maple syrup co-op—comprised of 18 families whose properties extend into a ...
Albion Hills Chiropractic and Massage marks 30 years
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Dr. Nigel Hudson, also known as “Thumbs of Death”, a name he wears with pride, is celebrating 30 ...
Downey’s Farm hosts egg-cellent EasterFest extravaganza
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Downey’s Farm Market was busy and bustling this Easter weekend as the Easter Bunny and its helpers welcomed ...
Alpha Dogs dominate in new season of FIRST Robotics
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Alpha Dogs FIRST Robotics team is leading the pack this season after winning numerous back-to-back qualification events, ...
One playground closes, three parks set for upgrades across Caledon
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter While some playgrounds and parks across Caledon are undergoing improvements and upgrades, another has been closed due to ...
Ontario’s minimum wage rises to nearly $18 per hour this fall
By Sam Odrowski Minimum wage will increase from $17.60 to $17.95 per hour on Oct. 1. The Ontario government announced the increase on April 1, ...
Sports
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 ...
Bolton Brewers’ Brett Chater named MVP at North Dufferin Baseball League’s 2025 Awards Ceremony
Chater’s .524 average led the twelve-team Senior Division By Jim Stewart Bolton Brewers’ shortstop and leadoff hitter Brett Chater was named Senior Division MVP at ...
Huskies’ Quarterback Ian McCausland signs letter of intent with the University of Guelph Gryphons
By Jim Stewart Huskies’ Quarterback Ian McCausland signed his letter of intent with the University of Guelph Gryphons in a ceremony on Tuesday morning at ...
Humberview Huskies’ Daniel Chmura commits to Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks football scholarship
By Jim Stewart Daniel Chmura entered the Humberview Secondary School Library on Wednesday afternoon amid hearty applause from his blue-hoodied football teammates. After shaking hands ...
Admirals lose heartbreaker to Buzzers in OT to close 2025-26 season
By Jim Stewart The Caledon Admirals led the playoff-bound St. Michael’s Buzzers from the 35-second mark of the first period all the way to the ...
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