September 2015 Archive

IBC’s top 10 tips for motorcyclists

Canadians are gearing up for the last long weekend of the summer, the weather forecast is great and motorcyclists are planning to take to the ...

Safety begins with the ATV operator

The Central Region of OPP is reminding outdoor enthusiasts to make every ride a smart ride and a safe ride. This year, three deaths have ...

Mud in evidence at Albion Hills

Five-year-old homicide investigation continues

Police are still looking for who’s responsible for the death of Sonia Varaschin. Ms. Varaschin went missing five years ago Sunday (Aug. 30, 2010). Orangeville ...

Staying positive while job searching

Staying positive while looking for a job will be the topic of a Sept. 17 presentation at Jobs Caledon, a branch of Caledon Community Services. ...

Doug Barnes retiring as Town of Caledon CAO next month

Town of Caledon Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Doug Barnes has announced that he will officially be retiring Oct. 30. “On behalf of members of council ...

Celebrate Culture days weekend at PAMA

The Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) kicks off fall with a great line-up of contemporary art, family activities and unique events, including the ...

Region will be on holiday hours for Labour Day

Region of Peel offices and non-emergency services will be closed for Labour Day Monday (Sept. 7) and will re-open Tuesday. There will be no changes ...

Liberal infrastructure plans will help country out of recession

By Bill Rea Building infrastructure is often seen as a great way to create jobs and fill needs. So Justin Trudeau is planning to take ...

Judo fifth degree black belt takes on Belfountain Village Church

Moving Forward was the title of Fred Dyke’s message Aug. 23, at Belfountain Village Church. The words are doubly auspicious. After the service, the congregation ...

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