January 2017 Archive

Community out to start year at WinterFest

Mayor and council look ahead to challenges in 2017

By Bill Rea The year that has just begun is going to bring a number of challenges to Caledon’s mayor and councillors, but they are ...

Dombs to perform at CrossCurrents

Daniel and Carey Domb will be the featured performers tomorrow (Friday) at CrossCurrents cafe in Bolton. It promises to be an evening of folk and ...

Public information centre Tuesday in Caledon — Peel beginning its long-range Transportation Plan update

The Region of Peel’s Long Range Transportation Plan update (LRTP) has begun. The LRTP update will focus on managing transportation demand by making it more ...

Learn about Hurricane Hazel at Caledon East Historical Society

It happened more than 60 years ago, but the impacts of Hurricane Hazel are still being felt locally. Details on how this 1954 storm affected ...

An exciting year of celebration is ahead at PAMA

Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) launches a year of celebration as Canada and Peel County and its historic Courthouse and Jail turn 150 ...

Buying the Moose coming to Blackhorse

Melt the January blues with laughter. The Blackhorse Village Players Theatre are celebrating Canada’s 150th anniversary with their latest comedy Buying the Moose, written by ...

Pool in SouthFields backed after a heated debate

By Bill Rea Caledon council closed out 2016 by changing its position on planned recreation facilities for SouthFields Village. In committee, councillors had previously approved ...

Editorial Cartoon — Jan. 5, 2017

Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — A year of government and opposition in review

It’s been more than a year since Justin Trudeau and the current Liberal government came to power. Regretfully, 2016 proved to be an unproductive and ...

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