March 2013 Archive

Strikes and gutters were fun, at bowling for kids’ sake event in Bolton

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel recently celebrated 100 years of mentoring at their annual Tim Hortons Bowl for Kids Sake event at Skyview Lanes ...

WEARING THE GREEN TO FIGHT CANCER

   

Rural landowners see importance of wetlands, according to CVC study

Nearly half of all rural landowners surveyed in the Credit River watershed have wetlands on their properties and have a strong appreciation for the ecosystem ...

Annual dinner and auction for Headwaters Foundation coming

Guests at this year’s Celebrate! Annual Dinner and Auction in support of the Headwaters Health Care Centre Foundation will have a chance to win big ...

Caledon Cabaret to feature Sweet Adelines

By Constance Scrafield Dinner and a cabaret make for a fun evening out and there are not that many of them in Caledon. So, come ...

Town’s lawyers looking into salty snow issue

By Bill Rea The issue of salty snow being pushed onto private property by plows has been an issue in Caledon village for years. A ...

Town running its native tree seedling program

The Town of Caledon, in association with Halton-Peel Woodlands and Wildlife Stewardship, is offering its 11th annual native tree/shrub seedling program. The program is for ...

Caledon OPP joins Facebook

In an effort to communicate better with Caledon residents, especially the youth in the area, Caledon OPP has joined Facebook. Want to stay current with ...

Exhibition on Aboriginal people opens at PAMA

By Bill Rea Aboriginal people have played a significant part in Peel Region’s past and present. Those contributions are being celebrated in an exhibit currently ...

Cancer screening is topic of the day at sessions run by Osler

William Osler Health System’s McMaster Family Medicine residents headed out into Brampton and Etobicoke recently to provide the community with helpful information about preventive screening ...

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