March 2015 Archive

Students learn why woman wants to go to Mars

By Bill Rea Humans are getting ready to embark on another world, and many people are vying to make the trip. Mars One is aiming ...

FTP to mark International Women’s Day

Family Transition Place (FTP) will be hosting its fifth annual International Women’s Day Celebration Luncheon at the Best Western PLUS Orangeville Inn and Suites tomorrow ...

Check smoke, CO alarms when switching clocks

Those who like to use their weekends to catch up on their sleep are in for a disappointment this coming Saturday. This is the weekend ...

Town budget passes in split vote

By Bill Rea It took almost six hours, with a number of proposed amendments and amendments to amendments, but Caledon council finally passed it’s budget ...

Belfountain Community Centre closed

Belfountain Community Centre on Main Street in the hamlet has been ordered closed, as of Tuesday (March 3). The Town of Caledon has announced this is ...

Residents hope to have concerns heard over Monarch Plastics plan

By Bill Rea Residents of the SouthFields Village area still have concerns about plans to put a plastic bottle factory in their area, although there’s ...

Dying with dignity to be discussed at Café Caledon

Café Caledon will host an evening to discuss the issue of assisted suicide March 18, including whether people have the right to have help when ...

Masquerade Ball held in Caledon East

Caledon Home and Lifestyle Show will be April 24 to 26

While most Ontarians are bemoaning the polar vortex which has held them captive most of the winter, Caledon residents can look forward to the spring ...

Wingfield – much more than just a one-man show at Theatre Orangeville

By Constance Scrafield Thirty years on, the original of the seven Wingfield plays, Letters from Wingfield Farm, currently running at Theatre Orangeville until this Sunday ...

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