June 2014 Archive

Regional council hears of progress being made by OEYCs

By Bill Rea Ontario Early Years Centres (OEYC) have been doing good work and drawing positive comments. Peel Regional councillors were recently updated on the ...

70 attend peaceful protest recently at former Volk Airport

By Wendy Gabrek Members of Tottenham Citizens for Clean Drinking Water recently held a peaceful protest, causally called “Stop Airport Fill, Protect our Water,” at ...

DART targets dangers to youth from some mobile technologies

By Tabitha Wells In a world where we are constantly connected to friends, girlfriends, boyfriends and family at all times with cell phones and other ...

Caledon Hills Cycling gets first point of the season in IBHL

The drought is over for Caledon Hills Cycling. The side notched their first point of the season in the Inglewood Ball Hockey League (IBHL) last Tuesday, ...

Humber Valley Heritage Trail is open

The Humber Valley Heritage Trail has been cleared of fallen trees and is now open to the public. Thanks go to members of the HVHTA, ...

Wonderful editorial on ‘scandals’

I wanted to thank the editorial staff of the Citizen for the excellent and balanced editorial regarding the nature of “scandals” (May 29), and the ones ...

Editorial — A campaign without precedent

Whatever else might be said, the election campaign just ended was surely like none before it. At both the federal and provincial levels, voters for ...

Editorial Cartoon — June 12, 2014

Bill Rea — This sports fan is back, sort of

I attended last week’s all-candidates’ meeting hosted by the Caledon Chamber of Commerce, and I wasn’t alone. Yes, I know. They show these meetings to ...

David Tilson MP, Ottawa Journal — Canadians join the world in support of elders Sunday

Every year, the 15th day of June marks World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. An initiative that originated in Canada and flourished worldwide with the help ...

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