July 2013 Archive

Bill Rea — Annual helping of The Bard

It’s interesting that there are some things we hate simply because they’re forced upon us. Yet once we get to avail ourselves of them because ...

Mayor Marolyn Morrison — Volunteers pitched in to restore Terra Cotta Community Centre

Recently, I had the privilege of attending the grand re-opening of the Terra Cotta Community Centre. What made this particular event especially rewarding was that ...

David Tilson MP — Bill favouring law-abiding Canadians receives royal assent

Bill C-316 received royal assent June 26 and levelled the playing field so that convicted criminals will no longer have longer qualifying and benefit periods ...

Claire Hoy — Immigration is a good thing

Every country in the world, of course, has certain rules which newcomers must follow if they want to become full-fledged citizens. No doubt people hoping ...

Community welcomes Stanley Cup and Dan Carcillo

Caledon FC drops below .500 after 3-1 loss to Mississauga

By Brian Lockhart The Caledon FC tied it at one early in the first half of last Thursday (July 11) night’s Ontario Soccer League game ...

Man recovering after going over falls

Caledon OPP reports the prognosis is good for a 43-year-old Burlington man who went over an Alton waterfall in a canoe Friday morning. Police said ...

Missing a GPS? Police might have it

Caledon OPP reports they have recovered a number of GPS units in the course an investigation. People who are missing a Tom Tom or Garmin unit ...

Assault charges laid

An altercation outside a Bolton restaurant early Saturday morning resulted in an 29-year-old Caledon man being charged. Caledon OPP reports they were called out at ...

Spot check leads to arrest

A 28-year-old woman from Binbrook (south of Hamilton) was charged after being stopped at Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (RIDE) spot check early in the morning ...

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