January 2015 Archive

Rutherford adds a bit of air to its men’s hockey lead

The teams are starting to spread out a bit in the standings in the Caledon Senior Hockey League, after last Monday’s (Jan. 12) results. Bolton ...

MIDGETS WIN REGIONAL SILVER STICK

Eric Lamaze goes two-for-two in $30,000 WEF Challenge Cup

It was a case of déjà vu as Eric Lamaze and Rosana du Park stood in the winner’s circle following the $30,000 Ruby et Violette ...

House fire near Cheltenham under investigation

Damage is estimated at $30,000 after a house fire south of Cheltenham Friday night. Caledon Fire and Emergency Services reports they were sent out at ...

Alcohol involved in all three snowmobile deaths OPP investigated this season

This is Snowmobile Safety Week in Ontario (Jan. 17 to 25). With three Ontario snowmobile deaths already on record (in OPP jurisdiction) so far this ...

Police issue reminder of importance of locking up valuables

Caledon OPP are reminding residents to secure their vehicles and homes by ensuring that all entrances and doors are locked when unattended. Recently, several residences in ...

Group from R.F. Hall ready to help out in Nicaragua

By Bill Rea Nicaragua is one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere, but there are always people around ready to help out. That ...

Town Hall wins two GTA-wide awards for energy use reduction

By Bill Rea Caledon Town Hall received two awards for Team Excellence and Building Performance through the Waste to Reduce Program, led by CivicAction. The ...

Groves wants staff report on rules on building permits

By Bill Rea Town of Caledon staff is being asked to clarify its obligations when it comes to issueing building permits. Councillor Annette Groves introduced ...

Councillor wants open burning considered

By Bill Rea Should open-air burning be permitted on certain lots in settlement areas? Caledon Councillor Nick deBoer is asking Town staff to look into ...

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