June 2015 Archive

Differing views on ranked ballots in elections

By Bill Rea The Province is planning to give municipalities the option of using ranked ballots in future elections, starting with the one scheduled for ...

Trustee Di Cosola is worried about kids crossing Coleraine

By Bill Rea Road improvements around King Street and Coleraine Drive in Bolton are creating some complications, and that worries the local school trustee. Trustee ...

Three days of fun planned by CPCC

Caledon Parent-Child Centre (CPCC) is planning three Thursdays of outdoor fun at Dennison Park in SouuthFields Village. They will be June 11, 18 and 25 from ...

Open houses; workshops planned for Community Improvement Plans

The Town is continuing work on six village Community Improvement Plans, and two open house and workshop sessions are planned to address that. One will ...

Blackhorse rocks back in time with caveman music

By Anne Ritchie Back in the time when grandpa lived till the ripe old age of 29, when rocks were the weapon of choice and ...

Town looking at parking near Terra Cotta Community Centre

By Bill Rea Town of Caledon staff is taking another look at the parking situation on High Street in Terra Cotta to see if needs ...

This is World Oceans Week

By Josh Braun Celebrate, protect and preserve waterways and oceans this week with World Oceans Week. The week runs from June 1 to 8, and ...

Contemporary conversations and colourful family fun in June at PAMA

The Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) offers a variety of ways to explore, interact and learn about local arts and culture in June. ...

CCS benefits from The Orange Door Project campaign

As part of its commitment to help end youth homelessness in Canada, The Home Depot Canada Foundation launched its annual The Orange Door Project fundraising ...

CPCC to hold AGM

The Corporation of the Caledon Parent-Child Centre (CPCC) will be holding its annual general meeting June 17 at The Royal Ambassador, 15430 Innis Lake Rd. ...

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