April 2014 Archive

Blackhorse cooks up a storm of applause with The Kitchen Witches

By Anne Ritchie The Kitchen Witches, Blackhorse Village Players’ current offering, provides a heartwarming feast of laughter, love in the midst of enmity and a ...

CAR SEAT CLINIC IN BOLTON

Frost needs to go before tracks are fixed

Motorists heading west on King Street out of Bolton have probably noticed a problem at the CPR tracks; a bumpy problem. Councillor Patti Foley said she’s ...

Spring into action in April with new exhibits at PAMA

The Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) offers plenty of reasons to get out of the house this April with brand new exhibitions, programs ...

Rotary hosting dinner for diabetes

The Royal Ambassador Banquet Hall near Caledon East will be the site of the inaugural Dinner for Diabetes Stem Cell Research May 1. It is ...

Paramedic station eyed for Caledon East

By Bill Rea Caledon East is likely to see a paramedic station. Caledon council recently authorized the Town entering into a memorandum of understanding with ...

Regional councillors are asked to pledge to cut commute times

By Matt Bradley Greater Toronto Area (GTA) commute times average 82 minutes and are the longest of Canada’s big cities. With the provincial budget looming ...

Brampton’s Hurontario-Main LRT project is moving ahead

The Cities of Mississauga and Brampton have completed preliminary design and environmental assessment work for the Hurontario-Main Light Rail Transit (LRT) Project. It will run ...

RANT MAGGIE RANT DRAWS THE CROWD

Planning workshop was seeking input on Regional growth plans

At a Growth Management Workshop held last week in Mississauga, planning, urban design and development sector experts in the private and public sectors came together ...

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