May 2013 Archive

Editorial — Regional gas tax will never fly

We share Mayor Marolyn Morrison’s indignation over the announcement this week from Metrolinx that there should be a gas tax of five cents per litre ...

Bill Rea — Political egos are important

During my first incarnation with the Caledon Citizen, which ran from 1984 to ’94, there was one man I used to see quite a lot. ...

David Tilson MP — Federal government taking various actions on cyberbullying

Bullying and cyberbullying are serious concerns to many Canadian families and communities. Recent high-profile cases have highlighted the harm that cyberbullying can cause. While bullying ...

Claire Hoiy — No chance of it happening

Ignorance, as they say, is bliss. Which is no doubt what NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair is counting on as he promotes his online petition to ...

Get your eyes examined

May is Vision Health Month and according to Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) research, Canadians are more afraid of losing their eyesight than ...

Unlocked vehicles entered in Strawberry Fields

Several residents in the Strawberry Fields subdivision awoke May 25 to discover that their vehicles had been entered during the night and numerous items had ...

Police have safety tips for cyclists and motorists

With the nice weather evidently here to stay for a while, more people are out on their bikes. Caledon OPP is reminding cyclists and motorists to ...

C3 Kinetico Kids of Steel marks its 13th year Sunday in Caledon village

For the 13th consecutive year, Youth took over the streets of Caledon village for the C3 Kinetico Kids of Steel Triathlon. The yearly youth and ...

Two shutouts, split shins and slippery floors in ball hockey action

There are now two teams trying to get by themselves at the top of the Inglewood Ball Hockey League standings. After the fifth week of ...

MOSQUITO BRAVES MAKE IT TO FINALS

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