July 2015 Archive

National Affairs by Claire Hoy — Some absurd fear-mongering

Leading up to the last election, my neighbours received a voting information card in the mail intended for the people they bought the house from ...

Bandits ousted from playoffs in first round

By Jake Courtepatte It was a fitting end to a season that the Junior C Caledon Bandits would undoubtedly like to soon forget. They drew ...

Brewers give up double digits in back-to-back games

By Jake Courtepatte The AAA Bolton Brewers continue to search for the success they had in their years of AA baseball, falling to a 2-13 ...

Bolton Dodgers hit late-season rough patch

By Jake Courtepatte In a season of ups-and-downs for the Bolton Dodgers, the men’s AA team has had trouble finding its rhythm for very long. ...

George’s notched 13th win in ball hockey

It’s a case of the strong getting stronger in the Inglewood Ball Hockey League after last week’s action. The top two teams both posted wins, ...

Peel representatives win National Paramedic Challenge

Peel Paramedics Bryan Brockbank and Joshua Lobo took top spot in the primary care division at the National Paramedic Competition held at Durham College in ...

Caledon community comes together to mark Canada’s 148th birthday

Alton residents don’t want Queen as haul route

By Bill Rea Alton residents want something other than Queen Street used as a haul route for the Thomas Farm development. A delegation of residents ...

Section of trail will recognize Whitehead

By Bill Rea Plans are in the works to rename part of the trail system running near Albion Hills Conservation Area in honour of Richard ...

Cheltenham Day is Saturday

The Cheltenham Area Residents Association will be hosting the annual Cheltenham Day festivities this Saturday (July 11). It will start at 9 a.m. along the ...

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