August 2015 Archive

Ella Bernard is about to learn a lot about Thailand

By Bill Rea Thailand is a country that not many people in this part of the world would know a lot about. A Cedar Mills ...

Café Caledon will hear about local trails and tours

Café Caledon is expecting an entertaining evening Sept. 16 with a talk from local author Nicola Ross (aka Rambler Ross). She is the author of ...

Belfountain Music Festival continues

The Belfountain Music Festival, presented by the Belfountain Heritage Society, started last week, and continues this weekend at Melville White Church on Mississauga Road. Student ...

PERFORMING AT CROSSCURRENTS

Wade into Check Your Watershed Day 2015

Join Credit Valley Conservation (CVC), Trout Unlimited Canada and Ontario Streams for the annual Check Your Watershed Day Aug. 8, from 1 to 4 p.m. ...

Dufferin-Peel unveils enhanced outdoor learning environments for early learners

Kindergarten students at 25 Dufferin-Peel Catholic schools will enjoy newly enhanced outdoor learning environments in their kindergarten playground areas this year. These new outdoor learning ...

Peel teachers and school board agree to arbitration

After three days of mediation, the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF/FEESO) bargaining units representing secondary teachers and occasional secondary teachers in District 19 Peel ...

AFRICAN CHILDREN’S CHOIR PERFORMS

Free admission at PAMA extended to Sept. 6

Free admission is extended until Labour Day at the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA). Don’t miss out on a full line-up of summer ...

Conservation Authorities Act under discussion and review

Conservation authorities are participating in the discussion and review of the Conservation Authorities Act, as announced by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry. “The ...

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