January 2016 Archive

Hall students heading to help out in Nicaragua

By Bill Rea Nicaragua is a poor Central American country. It gets support from a number of humanitarian efforts, including locally, and that work is ...

CHURCHES MARK WEEK OF CHRISTIAN UNITY

Celebrate winter at the Fire & Ice festival

The stage is set for the seventh edition of Fire & Ice, the Alton Mill Arts Centre’s winter celebration. It will run this weekend (Jan. ...

Battle of York, Pink in the Rink to benefit Southlake cancer unit

By Jake Courtepatte It’s a rivalry that burns deep, but the Aurora Tigers and Newmarket Hurricanes are putting it aside for one night to come ...

Movie night Wednesday

A movie night is planned for this coming Wednesday (Jan. 27) in the sanctuary at Knox United Church in Caledon village. The movie will be ...

Be mindful of smoke-free places throughout Peel

In recognition of National Non-Smoking Week (Jan. 17 to 23), Peel Public Health reminds all residents of current smoking restrictions that help protect the health ...

Scotch tasting Sunday

The Art of Scotch, an event to celebrate Robbie Burns Day, will be held this Sunday (Jan. 24) at King Heritage and Cultural Centre in ...

Kindergarten registration will begin Jan. 25

Kindergarten registration for the 2016-17 school year, will be held at all Dufferin-Peel Catholic elementary schools Jan. 25 (Jan. 26 is a snow date) from ...

PAMA presents exhibit From the Heart of Turtle Island

A one-of-a-kind survey of internationally acclaimed First Nations artists opens at the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) this Sunday (Jan. 24). All are ...

Macville students want to ‘Spread the Net’

By Bill Rea Some netting around the beds of children in Africa could keep mosquitoes away, and prevent those youngsters from getting malaria. To that ...

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