January 2014 Archive

HOMETOWN HOCKEY DAY

Minor peewee Hawks capture second playoff win against Brampton

By Brian Lockhart The Caledon Hawks minor peewee A team have taken another step in a positive direction by winning their first two games in ...

Traveling Dorado Stars pile up impressive results on the road

The Dorado Swim Club Stars wrapped up 2013 with excellent competitive results in Windsor and Hamilton. A team of 25 swimmers travelled to the Windsor ...

Breach of probation charge laid

A 44-year-old Caledon woman was charged with violating a condition of a probation order Jan. 11. Caledon OPP reports an officer was sent to a Bolton ...

Crime Prevention Committee depends on volunteers

Residents and visitors to the Caledon area enjoy a level of security that is envied by many, but it doesn’t just happen. Strict enforcement, municipal ...

Search warrant executed

Members of the Street Crime Unit of Caledon OPP executed a warrant at a home in Bolton Jan. 7. The warrant recovered a custom Go-Cart, a ...

Town joins call for federal and Provincial storm aid

By Bill Rea The Provincial and federal governments are being called upon to pick up one-third each of the costs associated with last month’s ice ...

Canadian Tire zoning order going to OMB

By Bill Rea There are few details to offer, apart from the fact that the Canadian Tire issue in Bolton has been referred to the ...

Caledon’s Jake Holden will snowboard at Sochi Olympics

After years of tireless commitment to his dream of going to the Olympics, Belfountain native Jake Holden is headed to the Winter Games on the ...

Doubts about God addressed at Lifetree Café

What happens to religious faith when hard times come? That will be explored at Lifetree Café this coming Wednesday (Jan. 29) in Caledon East. The ...

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