December 2015 Archive

New fence a concern in Bolton

By Bill Rea A fence, erected last week between Bolton Country Plaza and Bolton Shopping Centre, is causing controversy in the village, and especially among ...

Caledon OPP taking part in fourth annual Shop with a Cop!

Caledon OPP is pleased to announce that chosen Caledon students will have the opportunity to participate in their fourth annual Shop with a Cop! event. ...

Carollers coming to Cross Currents

The Orange Peel Carollers and village Band will be appearing tomorrow (Friday) at Cross Currents Cafe in Bolton. They will harken the days of pub ...

Messiah performance Dec. 19 at Claude Presbyterian Church

By Marni Walsh Headwaters’ Concert Choir will return to Claude Presbyterian Church to present repertoire from Handel’s Messiah, along with two pieces by J.S. Bach. ...

Seeking volunteers for events at Alton Mill

Alton Mill Arts Centre is looking for enthusiastic, winter-loving volunteers to assist during the annual Fire & Ice Festival, Jan. 23 and 24, and the ...

Time capsule opened from 1971

By Bill Rea Times have changes a lot since 1971, as can be learned by examining the contents of any time capsule buried around that ...

Tilson tables petition on Syrian refugees

Dufferin-Caledon MP David Tilson tabled a petition in the House of Commons Monday calling on the government to hold an emergency debate on their Syrian ...

Region is ready to welcome Syrian refugees

By Bill Rea Syrian refugees have come Peel, and Regional authorities are ready for them. Regional councillors were updated on the situation last Thursday by ...

Reading in support of refugee sponsorship

Local group preparing to welcome Syrian refugee family to area

By Tabitha Wells A local organization is sponsoring a Syrian refugee family to come to Canada. The Headwaters Refugee Sponsorship Committee (HRSC) has been working ...

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