Caledon Citizen

Caledon’s Lydia Adams: Making connections, magic with music

By Constance Scrafield Lydia Adams falls into that happy class of person whose work is her best passion, as conductor and artistic director of both ...

Chavez had a ‘managed democracy’

Back in the bad old days of the Soviet Union, political leaders were routinely “elected” with 99 per cent of the vote. That’s because candidates ...

Federal government combating distribution of counterfeit goods

Our government has remained committed to protecting Canadians, their families and their communities. We recently took another significant step in this direction by introducing legislation ...

No one moves to Caledon for higher densities

At a recent Caledon Council meeting, where planning progress on the Mayfield West development in our south end was reviewed, it was refreshing to hear ...

Editorial — There’s no such thing as the perfect process

A good crowd was out a couple of weeks ago to get an update on the planned expansion of Bolton. The village has to grow ...

Nobleton WI to hear presentation on education program in Ethiopia

aio-Mazzolin In a society where we are bombarded each day with instant media, how could a person voluntarily want to give up her summer vacation ...

I have to stay home March break

I am fully aware that this column appears in print during March break. That means a lot of you aren’t around to read it. Some ...

Much to be learned from ancient civilizations

Commons hears praise about Home James

Dufferin-Caledon MP David Tilson had many words of praise for the local Home James program, and he delivered them recently in the House of Commons. He ...