January 2014 Archive

Shop with a Cop! event was a great success

Caledon OPP was pretty pleased with the way their Dec. 21 Shop with a Cop! event went. That day saw 45 deserving Caledon students get the ...

Baffo’s closed

Baffo’s Pizza and Pasta in Bolton is closed. A Bailiff Notice posted on the front door of the Bolton restaurant and eatery, stated the landlord ...

NEW ALTON SCHOOL OPENS

Storm has cost Town almost $600,000 so far

By Bill Rea Estimates state the recent ice storm in Caledon has already cost the Town about $557,000, and that figure’s expected to increase. Town ...

Caledon’s population started growing early in the new year

It didn’t take long for Caledon’s population to start expanding in 2014. William Osler Health System reported two new Caledon babies had arrived in the ...

Marolyn Morrison will not seek another term as Caledon’s mayor

By Bill Rea Caledon voters will be picking a new mayor this fall. Incumbent Marolyn Morrison announced this week she will not be seeking another ...

Mental illness to be explored at Lifetree Café

The mysteries and meaning of mental illness will be explored at the next local session of Lifetree Café Jan. 15. The program, entitled Mysteries of ...

Nominate Caledon’s 2014 Environmentalist of the Year

The Caledon Environmental Advisory Committee (CEAC) is seeking nominations from the public for the 18th annual Environmentalist of the Year Award. The due date for ...

Start off the year with new and continuing exhibits at PAMA

The Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) is bustling with arts and culture to kick off the new year. With a jam-packed lineup of ...

Concerns expressed Orangeville is unprotected by Olympia pit

By James Matthews Orangeville Mayor Rob Adams says his town’s taxpayers should get their fair share from any pit or quarry development that will directly ...

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