March 2017 Archive

Tie at top of senior hockey standings

Yale Industrial Trucks moved into a first-place tie in the Caledon Senior Hockey League thanks to a 6-2 win over Rutherford Global Logistics Feb. 13. ...

Olympic athletes speak against Canadian vote at FEI General Assembly

Members of the 2016 Canadian Olympic show jumping team have spoken against the vote cast by the Canadian delegation at the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) ...

Caledon senior care experts offer senior cybersecurity

Canadians aged 65 and older represent the fastest growing group of internet users, according to Public Safety Canada. But they do not always take the ...

Erratic driving leads to charges

A 54-year-old man from Vaughan is facing charges after Caledon OPP received a complaint about a car being driven erratically Feb. 19. Police report they received ...

Police repeat message ‘Lock It or Lose It’

A professional can steal a vehicle in just 30 seconds — without a key. Caledon OPP are encouraging citizens to Lock It or Lose It. ...

Man charged with stunt driving

A complaint from a member of the public resulted in a 26-year-old man from Guelph being charged Feb. 5. Caledon OPP reports they received a complaint ...

Taking the Plunge for Special Olympics

Board staff recommends closing Credit View

By Bill Rea Trustee Stan Cameron called it “a sad day” Tuesday as the Peel District School Board received a staff recommendation to close Credit ...

Hear about speaker’s roots in Vietnam

The Bolton and District PROBUS Club is looking for new members. The club is a part of PROBUS Canada which has more than 30,000 active ...

Caledon girl is an Easter Seals Ambassador for 2017

By Bill Rea A physical disability doesn’t have to slow one down, and Caledon village resident Grace Kennedy is proof of that. Grace, 15, has ...

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