March 2015 Archive

Blackhorse Village Players’ Skin Flick: Flash with success

By Anne Ritchie When Blackhorse Village Players audiences are invited to “sit back, relax, and enjoy,” they’ll find themselves holding onto their seats in laughter ...

Tapping in at Kortright

Library holding writing contest to mark coming Pan Am Games

Join Caledon Public Library in igniting the passion of the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/Para Pan Am Games through creative writing. The library welcomes local writers ...

Few changes appear to be coming from the ongoing Bolton SPA review

By Bill Rea The special policy area (SPA) in Bolton has been protecting local development from flooding for some 30 years. It’s time for it ...

Another art battle at Alton Mill

Alex and Doris Rodrigues celebrate 50 years

By Bill Rea Friday’s meeting of the Caledon Seniors’ Council included some time for celebration. Council President Alex Rodrigues and his wife Doris were marking ...

Teens learn a lot building a school in Nicaragua

By Bill Rea It was an experience to remember for the students who took part and their teacher/chaperones from Robert F. Hall Catholic Secondary School ...

Groves wants more funding for support parents of autistic children

By Bill Rea This coming Tuesday (April 2) will be World Autism Awareness Day in the Town of Caledon. Caledon council Tuesday approved passage of ...

Mixed views on proposed tougher policies for killers

By Bill Rea Prime Minister Stephen Harper has announced his government plans to get tougher with the more heinous of murders in this country. Dufferin-Caledon ...

CVC avoids getting ‘bogged’ down with wetland benefits study

Wetlands (which include bogs, marshes and swamps) provide many benefits, but are disappearing from the landscape? Credit Valley Conservation (CVC), with financial support from the ...

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