March 2016 Archive

Man charged with stunt driving

A 54-year-old man from Brampton is facing charges after a speeding incident Jan. 20. Caledon OPP reports an officer was doing radar enforcement on Airport ...

Rick Mercer congratulates Macville on fundraising

By Bill Rea There’s no doubt the students and community of Macville Public School did an amazing job when it came to raising money for ...

Clocks go forward this weekend

Rest up, because we lose an hour of sleep this weekend. This is the weekend when the clocks go forward an hour to start daylight ...

Concert series presents violin duo

Caledon Chamber Concerts will present the next performance in the series March 19 at 8 p.m. The featured artists will be two violinists from the ...

Russian culture coming to CrossCurrents

There will be a Russian theme in the music provided tomorrow (Friday) night at CrossCurrents Cafe in Bolton. The performers will include Misha and Tania ...

Learn truth about sugar at Café Caledon

Café Caledon will host an evening to discuss The Truth About Sugar March 16. It will run from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at St. James’ ...

March break means drop-in fun at CPCC

Parents with children aged six and younger are encouraged to drop in to the Caledon Parent-Child Centre (CPCC) and enjoy some free March break fun ...

Mark St. Patrick’s Day at Seniors’ Centre

Caledon Seniors’ Centre will be hosting a St. Patrick’s Day lunch March 17 at noon. A traditional Irish meal of corned beef, cabbage and potatoes, ...

Church service hears a bit about Cuba

By Bill Rea Cuba was on the minds of many Friday, especially those taking part in World Day of Prayer services. The local service was ...

Celebration of 40 years of heritage in Caledon has started

By Bill Rea Students from Ellwood Memorial Public School and others got to learn some facts about caledon history recently, and in an amusing way. ...

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