June 2013 Archive

Watch Cory Trepanier’s film Into the Arctic II

Gather together food, clothes, bedding and painting supplies, and follow Cory Trépanier as he explores and records the vast Canadian arctic. Facing the challenges of ...

Commercial development envisioned for Tullamore

By Bill Rea A 23.5-acre site in Tullamore is being eyed as a possible location for a Smart Centres. Bousefields Inc., on behalf of Airfield ...

Delphinium Festival will be blooming with flowers, art, workshops

The gardens will be blooming and the sun shining for the sixth annual Delphinium Festival and Art in the Garden Show, July 6 and 7 ...

Public Works Week was marked in Caledon

National Public Works Week was recently marked in Caledon and throughout Canada. It was an occasion for the Town to honour its public works employees. ...

Region wants bikes on paved shoulders

Peel Regional councillors wants cyclists using more paved shoulders on roads. Councillors recently passed a motion calling on the Province to amend the Highway Traffic ...

Construction on Hampton Inn and Suites is underway in Bolton

Hampton Hotels, the global brand of more than 1,900 mid-priced Hampton Inn, Hampton Inn and Suites and Hampton by Hilton hotels worldwide, has broken ground ...

Jones pledges to stop the trades tax

Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones recently signed a pledge to stop the Liberal government’s new tax that will affect skilled trades, employers and consumers across Ontario. Simcoe ...

MANY OUT FOR LITTLE TYKE HIKE

Satisfaction with long-term care in Peel

By Nick Fernandes Peel Regional council recently approved the findings of a 2012 report on long-term care facilities, made after a study of the quality ...

At Tilson’s office — Local rally targets genetically modified alfalfa

By Lindsey Papp “Say No to GMO” was the overwhelming theme recently during a Day of Action rally to stop genetically modified alfalfa held outside ...

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