June 2017 Archive

From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Cabinet documents show high hydro rates will return after the election

It was revealed May 11, through an internal Liberal cabinet document, that hydro rates will continue to skyrocket after the 2018 election. We also know ...

Brands are built, not designed

By Ryan Boyington Senior Designer Marketing and Creative Services Strategic Initiatives Town of Caledon Recently, I was asked to design a brand. I responded with ...

We get the politicians we deserve

By Brian Lockhart During a recent trip to Italy, former U.S. President Barack Obama made the statement: “You get the politicians you deserve.” He followed ...

Dodgers pick up first win over Aurora

By Jake Courtepatte The Dodgers are on the board. After a month of rescheduled games and quite a widespread schedule, the Bolton Dodgers picked up ...

Bandits lose in Friday brush with Brantford Warriors

By Jake Courtepatte The Caledon Bandits are still in search of that elusive first win in the Ontario Junior C Lacrosse League season. They met ...

Toby Jug Athletes of the Week — June 1, 2017

Hike for World Environment Day

June 5 is World Environment Day, and Credit Valley Conservation will be marking the occasion the previous day with a hike at Terra Cotta Conservation ...

Lots of kids and parents out for C3 Kids of Steel

Under-13 Cougars hold their own against Ontario’s best

The Caledon Cougars U13 bantam girls ended the year as fourth in the province. The Ontario Cup basketball finals were held in Niagara recently, and ...

Make sure to have a permit before doing any burning

Caledon Fire and Emergency Services is concerned over the large amount of rubbish and garbage being illegally burned on properties over the past couple of ...

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