May 2016 Archive

National Affairs by Claire Hoy — A matter of sheer jealousy

Jealousy is among the least attractive yet most common human traits. It adds nothing to the target but subtracts from the jealous person. It is ...

Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute

By Ian Kittle I had the privilege to volunteer as a chaperone at Camp Enterprise,Bethell Hospice hike continues in Bolton located at Cedar Glen YMCA ...

Junior C Bandits open OJCLL season with pair of losses

By Jake Courtepatte The Caledon Bandits junior C lacrosse club is looking to find its feet still after back-to-back losses to open the Ontario Junior ...

Brooks Athletes of the Week — May 12, 2016

Reduce the strain on muscles for National Road Safety Week

Being a road user comes with a whole list of inherent risks — fast-moving vehicles, distracted drivers and inattentive pedestrians are only a few of ...

Comic Expo attracts enthusiasts to the library

Town sending $5,000 to Fort McMurray fire relief

By Bill Rea The Town of Caledon is pitching in on the relief effort in light of the massive wild fires in Fort McMurray, Alberta. ...

Province looking to expand Greenbelt

There’s good news for people who are fans of the Province’s Greenbelt. It’s going to get bigger, if the government acts on the recommendations of ...

Public consultation tonight on Belfountain Conservation Area

Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is hosting a public consultation session to present the preferred alternative for the Environmental Assessment (Class EA) for the Belfountain Conservation ...

Region unveils Veterans Memorial Roadway signs

By Bill Rea Signs commemorating Dixie Road and Horseshoe Hill Road as Veterans Memorial Roadway are now prominently displayed. Peel Region Chair Frank Dale was ...

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