Caledon Citizen

Tour Broadway Farms with historical society Sept. 25

Broadway Farms and Market will be the site of the next event planned by the Caledon East and District Historical Society. It will be Sept. ...

Town calling for nominations to recognize ‘green’ leadership

The Town of Caledon will be recognizing a local business for its contribution to the environment Oct. 23. It will take place at the Mayor’s ...

Register for FTP’s A New Day group

Registration is now open for the fall A New Day group at Family Transition Place (FTP). A New Day is a 10-session group for women ...

Jones’s aggregate bill gaining momentum as Legislature opens

With the Ontario Legislature set to return this week, Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones has said her Bill 56, the Aggregate Recycling Promotion Act, continues to ...

New rector at St. James’ Church

The people of St. James’ Anglican Church, Caledon East, are delighted to announce the appointment of Rev. Canon J. Mark Tiller as their new Rector, ...

Accolades received for Caledon’s Town Crier

By Bill Rea Caledon’s Town Crier Andrew Welch is not only busy representing the Town — he’s successful too, with the hardware to prove it. ...

Make sure you check out the Fair!

Tractors and Tailgates is going to be the theme, and a lot of the usual fun is going to be in evidence next weekend. The ...

LHIN working to keep seniors independent in their homes

The Central West Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) is investing $332,629 to increase access to assisted living programs for seniors. The funding will be allocated ...

Council hears about effort to protect water and land

By Nick Fernandes Caledon council received a visit recently from Food and Water First (FWF), an advocacy group with the mission to lobby for the ...

Canada’s food system needs environmental overhaul

The environmental impact of Canada’s food system needs closer scrutiny, according to a Conference Board of Canada report. In addition, governments at all levels in ...

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