May 2017 Archive

Bill Rea — The Princes are doing their bit

I know this is going to be a hard one to write, yet I think think the topic is an important one. It deals with ...

New director arrives at the McMichael Canadian Collection

Internationally respected art historian Ian A. C. Dejardin has officially joined the McMichael Canadian Art Collection as its new executive director. Dejardin, 61, was selected ...

Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute

By Mike Gauthier Rotary: Is it just service above self? On various occasions, people in our great community of Caledon see the name Rotary pop ...

Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — NAFTA has been a benefit to both Canada and U.S.

The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) came into effect Jan. 1, 1994. It built on the Canada-US Free Trade Agreement of a few years ...

Delays hurt our youth

The LIFE for Youth Program (Learning Innovation for Future Employment) in Caledon Community Services has had profoundly positive impacts on the lives of 216 Caledon ...

From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Ontario budget needs to address pressing issues

The Liberal government is set to announce its 2017 budget today (Thursday). The Progressive Conservative caucus has several requests for the budget. First, the government ...

National Affairs by Claire Hoy — He’s right, supply management should go

Having recently returned from an annual car trip to Texas, and in particular to various Houston supermarkets, your correspondent noticed two striking differences between their ...

Editorial Cartoon — May 25, 2017

The movement for smart growth marks important anniversary

By Debbe Crandall and Caroline Schultz Saturday (April 22) marked the 15th anniversary of a bold move that signaled a sea change in the public ...

Junior C Bandits ready to hit the floor for the season

By Bill Rea It’s that time of year; time for action to resume in Canada’s national sport, and the Caledon Bandits are getting ready. The ...

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