December 2014 Archive

Auditions coming for play in Shelburne

The Tipling Stage Company is holding open auditions Jan. 4 at 2 p.m.at Grace Tipling Hall in Shelburne for parts in But Why Bump Off ...

Minimum wage will be tied to cost of living

By Bill Rea Ontario’s minimum wage will be tied to the rate of inflation from now on, and Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones is in support of ...

Seniors’ centre hosts annual Christmas Dinner

OPEN HOUSE AT NATUROPATHIC WELLNESS CENTRE

Tilson welcomed Parliamentary intern to help in his office over the fall

Dufferin-Caledon MP David Tilson hosted a participant in the Parliamentary Internship Program during the fall. The Parliamentary Internship Program is a 45-year-old, non-partisan initiative of the ...

PNSG launches new Collective Impact report to drive collaboration across newcomer sector

Peel Newcomer Strategy Group (PNSG) recently announced the launch of its Collective Impact report aimed at supporting alignment, capacity and build momentum across the newcomer ...

Missing person

Caledon OPP is seeking help in finding a man who has been missing from his Cheltenham home since Friday night (Dec. 19). Police report Sukhpal ...

Hoy ignores the real issue

In yet another attempt to suck and blow at the same time, Claire “Conservative-Good/Liberal-Bad” Hoy insists on singling out black-on-black crime, in his column “A ...

Oil provides many jobs

The new Clean Energy Canada Study, Dec. 2, 2014, claims in their report that in Canada more people are employed by new clean energy than ...

Editorial — Grand juries: Long gone, good riddance

Few Canadians realize that our criminal justice system once included grand juries. Yet visitors to Toronto’s old city hall can still find courtrooms with two ...

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