February 2014 Archive

Lots of snow and sunshine contribute to SnowFest Family Day fun Monday

Town holding meeting on growth forecasts

The Province has amended the population and employment forecast numbers for the Greater Golden Horseshoe, and that’s going to have implications for Caledon. The Town ...

Soup and snow art at Palgrave United Sunday

In the midst of this long hard winter, Palgrave United Church is offering an opportunity to warm up with soup this coming Sunday (Feb. 23), ...

Future will be discussed at Lifetree Café

The trends that will affect how people live in the future will be explored at Lifetree Café this coming Wednesday (Feb. 26). The program, entitled ...

Opponents of Melville pit to hold two meetings in Alton and Orangeville

By James Matthews Opponents of a proposed new aggregate operation near Melville will host a pair of town hall meetings to better voice their side ...

Caledon man dies while snowboarding

A 20-year-old Caledon man was found dead Wednesday morning at Blue Mountains Resort. Ontario Provincial Police Sergeant Peter Leon reported the man was identified as ...

Board urges lobbying for special education funding

By Bill Rea The Peel District School Board is mounting a lobbying effort to get the Province to change the formula when it comes to ...

CVC workshop to help farmers manage pests

Pest infestations can devastate a profitable farm, and Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is trying to help. CVC invites grain and dairy farmers to a free ...

COMMITTEE HOSTS MASQUERADE GALA

Standards for aggregate operations could be in place in June

By Bill Rea There appears to be a lot of support for proposed Responsible Aggregate Standards, put forth by Cornerstone Standards Council (CSC). The group ...

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