April 2014 Archive

Staff reports out on what Caledon councillors made last year

By Bill Rea The job requires long hours, many meetings, plenty of reading and dealing with complaints from irate constituents. But it’s also true that ...

Town’s representation on Sunshine List drops from last year total

By Bill Rea There were 31 employees of the Town of Calderon who made more than $100,000 last year. The province last week released its ...

Town gives send-off to Marc Seguin

By Bill Rea There were plenty of words of praise expressed last week, as the Town of Caledon said goodbye to Marc Seguin. Seguin, a ...

TRIO VOCE PERFORMED

Elvis and Mavis: riveting drama, Newfie humour

By Constance Scrafield What happens when a person finally comes to the end of his tether? What about when that person decides that it is ...

Nature Walk coming

Caledon East United Church is inviting the community to an Earth Day Nature Walk. It will be April 26, from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at ...

Minister recognizes redevelopment progress at Etobicoke General

Health and Long-Term Care Minister Deb Matthews was in north Etobicoke recently to recognize the progress made in the renewal and expansion of Etobicoke General ...

SHE KNOWS HER MERCHANTS

Jones supports Auditor General’s review of Community Care Access Centres

Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones last week commended Progressive Conservative Health Critic and Deputy Leader Christine Elliott for calling on Ontario’s Auditor General to review the ...

Regional action on GTA investment and jobs needed, says CivicAction

Business and civic leaders are calling for a regional team effort to attract investment and jobs to the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). They are citing ...

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