May 2015 Archive

2015 Grown in Peel Guide now available

Peel is home to farms that grow everything from apples to watermelons, and beets to pumpkins. To help encourage residents to eat fresh and buy ...

Etobicoke General — Important milestone reached in hopsital redevelopment

William Osler Health System continues to make great progress in the transformation of Etobicoke General Hospital, moving steadily toward construction of the facility’s new four-storey ...

Caledon Parent-Child Centre thanks its sponsors

By Bill Rea It takes lots of backing for Caledon Parent-Child Centre (CPCC) to provide the programs it does, and much of that has to ...

Caledon residents honoured for environmental work

Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) honoured community members at its annual Friends of the Credit Conservation Awards recently at BraeBen Golf and Country Club in Mississauga. ...

Tilson announces support for seniors’ groups in riding

By Bill Rea Dufferin-Caledon MP David Tilson was on hand recently at the Caledon Seniors’ Centre in Bolton to announce that new volunteer resources will ...

Provincial budget invests in people

The recently released Ontario Liberal government budget makes historic investments in jobs and infrastructure, while protecting crucial public services which families in Dufferin-Caledon depend on. ...

Editorial — Maybe drawing from the ranks of winners is the answer

It was something of a surprise to see Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives reach outside the elected caucus to pick a new leader over the weekend, but ...

Editorial Cartoon — May 14, 2015

Bill Rea — Referendum on Hydro One?

This is going to astonish some people out there, but I agree with the Ontario new Democrats on one item in particular. I think the ...

National Affairs by Claire Hoy — Premature to speculate on outcome

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is very firm: asked recently if he would consider a coalition government with the NDP to unseat the dreaded Tories, he ...

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