July 2014 Archive

Annual Cruise for the Cure raises money, awareness for prostate cancer and Alzheimer’s

By Mark Pavilons The area’s largest outdoor car show and star-studded event is coming to King Township July 20. The fourth annual Cruise for the ...

Find history and culture at PAMA throughout this month

The Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) offers something for everyone this month. Whether one is a history buff looking for a lesson in ...

Time to check the watershed

Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) and Trout Unlimited invite the public to get their feet wet and learn more about the Credit River watershed next Saturday ...

Headwaters getting positive reaction from Caledon community

By Bill Rea Headwaters Health Care Centre officials are excited about a pending expansion to their Orangeville facility. Hospital President and CEO Liz Ruegg gave Caledon ...

Part of BAR named after Emil Kolb

By Bill Rea Emil Kolb has spent many years serving the community, as a Township, Town and Regional councillor, as well as Mayor and Regional ...

Jones remains as Caucus chair under Wilson’s leadership

Simcoe-Grey MPP Jim Wilson MPP has been elected interim leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party by his fellow Caucus members. Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones will ...

Entrepreneurial Fair at Allan Drive

Tire Junction gears up for a big sale

By Angela Gismondi Tire Junction in Bolton is having a blowout sale on Sailun Tires to celebrate its sixth anniversary. For one week, starting July ...

God Squad coming

Come join the God Squad 2014 Camp at Bolton United Church July 28 to Aug 1. It will run from 9 a.m. until noon all ...

New recreation, arts and culture app launches for summer

The Peel Children and Youth Initiative (PCYI) and Microsoft Canada teamed up with eight program providers in Peel to launch Play in Peel at Century ...

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