October 2015 Archive

Rutherford holding on to lead in senior hockey

The field is starting to spread out just a bit in the Caledon Senior Hockey League standings. Rutherford Global Logistics edged Bolton Chiropractic Centre 2-1 ...

Bolton pole vaulters earning positive results

It’s a small world and the world of pole vaulting is no exception. Shawnacy Barber’s amazing pole vault gold medal at the recent World Championships ...

NO INJURIES IN FRIDAY FIRE

Fire Marshal invites all to join in Nation-wide Smoke Alarm Test

Ontario is one of 10 provinces and territories to participate in a national simultaneous smoke alarm test, and all in the province are invited to ...

Nov. 1 to 7 — Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week

The winter months hold the highest risk of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, so Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week is a good reminder that CO alarms are ...

Three charged with stunt driving

Mountainview Road might be a nice place to drive, but Caledon OPP is finding it a fruitful place to catch excessive speeders. Police report an ...

Creepy Carnival at ‘Terror’ Cotta

Town not seeking judicial review of pit approval

By Bill Rea The Province may have approved the site plan agreement for Brock Aggregates Inc. to expand the operation at the Tottenham Pit, but ...

Clocks go back this weekend — Check your alarms

Daylight time ends Nov. 1 and Caledon Fire and Emergency Services is recommending residents check all electrical and battery operated alarms and install new batteries ...

Bolton students working to keep wrappers out of dumps

Students at St. John the Baptist Elementary School in Bolton have been collecting cookie and cracker wrappers, among other items, for recycling, and their numbers ...

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