October 2013 Archive

HALLOWEEN IS IN THE AIR

Council hears requests for grants in 2014 budget

By Bill Rea About 20 community groups are seeking grants from the Town for next year, and the total requests are going to amount to ...

Change your smoke alarm batteries when setting clocks back

Daylight savings ends this weekend, and Caledon Fire and Emergency Services is recommending residents check their electrical and battery operated smoke alarms for operation and ...

Visit PAMA tonight for Halloween chills and thrills

Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) will get eerie with a night of frights for every ghoul and goblin tonight (Thursday). Beginning at 7 ...

Relevance of church to be explored at Lifetree Café

The relevance and viability of church will be discussed at Lifetree Café this coming Wednesday (Nov. 6). The program, entitled Is Church Obsolete: Has God ...

Session on how to deal with aging pet

The North Hill Animal Hospital in Bolton will be hosting a special event to help people in the area learn how to care for their ...

Woman Abuse Prevention Month starts tomorrow

By Bill Rea November will be Woman Abuse Prevention Month in Caledon. Town council agreed to proclaim the month at their meeting last week at ...

Tilson returned to chair citizenship committee

Dufferin-Caledon MP David Tilson has been re-elected to chair the Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration. “It’s an honour to be re-elected as Chairman to the ...

ZOMBIES LOOSE IN ALTON

Jones’s aggregate bill passes key vote

The Aggregate Recycling Promotion Act, the private member’s bill of Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones, recently passed second reading in the legislature with all-party support. “I am ...

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