June 2014 Archive

Bill Rea — Election nights are fun – usually

The passage of time is often hard to deal with, and I’m getting a good lesson in that right now as I write this (Friday ...

David Tilson MP — Ottawa Journal — Government working on developing prosperity for all Canadians

According to a recent New York Times study, Canada’s middle class is the wealthiest in the world. With the highest after-tax income, Canadian middle-class families ...

Claire Hoy — National Affairs — Hudak made it a Hobson’s choice

Apparently failed Tory leader Tim Hudak was never a boxer. Had he been, he would have learned long ago not to lead with his chin. ...

Date changed for car seat clinic

Caledon OPP Auxiliary officers are organizing a child car seat clinic for a new date. The scheduled date has been changed to next Thursday (June 26), ...

MUCH TO LEARN AT FIRE HALL

Driver charged with leaving scene

A 23-year-old Caledon man is facing charges after a June 14 traffic incident north of Alton. Caledon OPP reports a cyclist was hit on Porterfield Road, ...

Donald Lobb’s stone unveiled on Caledon’s Walk of Fame

By Bill Rea Terra Cotta area resident Donald Lobb has spent years advocating for the sustainable management of soils. Those efforts were rewarded Saturday when, ...

Next phase of Mayfield West to be pedestrian friendly

By Bill Rea The idea has always been to have the second phase of Mayfield West developed as a community that’s friendly to pedestrians and ...

Help for divided families at Lifetree Café

How families experiencing conflict and division can heal will be discussed at Lifetree Café this coming Wednesday (June 25). The program, entitled A Family Divided: ...

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