May 2015 Archive

BROWNIES HELP CLEAN UP ALONG RIVER

Palgrave students to perform song in honour of Games

By Bill Rea The spirit of the upcoming Pan Am Games is getting stronger in Caledon, and there’s even music to help celebrate it. It ...

St. Michael student-written drama heads to provincials

By Mark Pavilons Sparked by a compelling story and polished performances by the cast and crew, Bolton’s St. Michael Catholic Secondary School will be heading ...

Sunshine list of local municipal employees keeps on growing

By Bill Rea The list keeps growing, when it comes to who the highest paid municipal employees are. The Province last week released the list ...

Tilson thought there was lots to like in federal budget

By Bill Rea Dufferin-Caledon MP David Tilson announced he was pleased with the federal budget that Finance Minister Joe Oliver brought down last month. However, Ed ...

Learn how to improve online presence

A seven-part course will be starting May 12 to help increase one’s online presence. Considered ideal for business owners, sales people, management and job seekers, ...

ROTARIAN HONOURED FOR YEARS OF SERVICE

Palgrave residents offer input on their community plans

By Bill Rea Palgrave needs a bit of sprucing up, according to the input of some of its residents, but things are still looking pretty ...

Earth Hour results are in, and Caledon did well

The Town of Caledon community took part in Earth Hour March 28, and contributed to a reduction in electricity demand. The Town has reported that ...

Learn to manage ponds naturally with CVC

Ponds add beauty to properties and attract wildlife. They can, however, be a challenge to manage. Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is hosting a Natural Pond ...

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