April 2017 Archive

The Celtics are coming to Alton Mill this weekend

By Constance Scrafield What could be better than to spend the last weekend of April at a Celtic festival at the beautiful Alton Mill Arts ...

Hike for Bethell Hospice goes May 7 in Inglewood

Lace up your shoes and get ready for this year’s Hike for Bethell Hospice May 7. Held each spring during national Hospice and Palliative Care ...

Pommies holding fifth annual apple tree giveaway

Pommies Cider Co. of Bolton is heading into their fifth annual apple tree giveaway. This spring, Pommies will hit eight LCBO locations, offering samples of ...

Arena floor in Bolton was a busy place for the annual Home and Lifestyle Show

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Plant sale at Church

A plant and bake sale is planned for May 13 at Palgrave United Church. It will run from 8 a.m. until noon. The church is ...

Region rejects move to get Province to decide on council

By Bill Rea The future composition of Peel Regional council is still up in the air after the April 13 meeting. Brampton Councillor Grant Gibson ...

Jones calls for action on hospital bed shortage

By Bill Rea The ordeal experienced by Jamie-Lee Ball recently at Brampton Civic Hospital has prompted Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones to call for action from the ...

Jazz artist Saunders and friends will get the toes tapping

By Mark Pavilons “Life is a lot like jazz . . . it’s best when you improvise.” – George Gershwin Music is immersing yourself in the ...

CVC working to bring back lost wetlands in watershed

A shocking 68 per cent of southern Ontario’s wetlands have been altered or destroyed, according to Credit Valley Conservation (CVC). The wetlands that remain are ...

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