March 2013 Archive

Curling team off to Provincials

By Bill Rea The senior girls’ curling team from St. Michael Catholic Secondary School in Bolton is going to the Provincial championship. Whether the team ...

Libraries hosted fun programs for March break

TO2015 Community Tour stops for March break in Caledon   The TO2015 Community Tour stopped for March break at the Caledon Centre for Recreation and ...

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Town approves $100,000 budget for Business Improvement Area

By Bill Rea The Bolton Business Improvement Area (BIA) is planning to spend an additional $22,000 this year. Caledon council recently approved the 2013 budget ...

Registration is open for spring Peaceful Families group

Peaceful Families is an 11-week group for mothers and children, aged between five and 16 who have experienced abuse in the home or a difficult ...

Party goers arrested

Two young men are facing charges after a party at a home in central Caledon got out of hand March 15. Caledon OPP reports they were ...

Romance fraud takes huge personal and financial toll

One of the fastest growing and most devastating fraud schemes in Canada is perpetrated through romance scams, according to members of the OPP Anti-Rackets Branch. ...

Tractor stolen from parking lot

A white, 2007 Kenworth tractor was reported stolen from a parking lot in Pillsworth Road in Bolton. Caledon OPP reports the incident took place sometime ...

No reason for anyone to think Canadian history is boring

By Bill Rea Caledon author Ken Weber can’t figure out why some people consider Canadian history dull. He attempted to address that issue recently when ...

Tilson announces support for developing innovative technology in Bolton

By Bill Rea Work in Bolton to capture waste exhaust from trucks has caught the attention of the federal government. Dufferin-Caledon MP David Tilson was at ...

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