July 2015 Archive

Thanks for printing stories

On behalf of Caledon Public Library, I would like to thank the Caledon Citizen for recently featuring a selection of the winning entries in our ...

Editorial — Wanted: an alternative to impasses

So here we are in the middle of July, 10 months after negotiations began toward hammering out collective agreements with Ontario’s teachers, and what has ...

Editorial Cartoon — July 23, 2015

Bill Rea — No fun having two names

No one ever told me covering the equestrian events at the Pan Am Games was going to cause me so many complications, not to mention ...

Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Federal government working on growing Canada’s tourism sector

Canada is a top tourist destination. This is due to our country’s rich natural heritage, vibrant cities and unique festivals, which offer visitors a world-class ...

From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Is the licence plate on your car peeling off?

Many of us spend a lot of time in our cars – both for work and for recreation. This summer, as I drive throughout Dufferin-Caledon, ...

National Affairs by Claire Hoy — Premiers side-stepping responsibility

Since the beginning of time – perhaps even before that – politicians at one level of government love to blame politicians at another level for ...

Brewers score big over Martingrove

By Jake Courtepatte A big fourth inning was all the Bolton Brewers needed to earn their second win in a row in the Greater Toronto ...

Played in Caledon Cougars’ organization — Local hoopster to represent Ontario at U17 National Championships

The old adage that the road to success is paved with unexpected twists, turns and occasional heartaches has proven true for local basketball star Mikaela ...

Dodgers preparing for first playoff appearance

By Jake Courtepatte For the first time in their four-year history, the senior Bolton Dodgers have booked their ticket to the North Dufferin Baseball League ...

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