July 2017 Archive

Congratulations to top scholars from Caledon’s Class of 2017

Humberview’s top grad sees robotics in his future

By Bill Rea Matthew Reynolds said he’s typically been in the top 10 of his class throughout his academic career, and he picked the last ...

Top scholar at St. Michael is interested in science

By Bill Rea The sciences hold a particular interest for Aliana Ramondino, an she’s planning to explore that more in the fall at York University. ...

Hall’s top grad this year loves to learn

By Bill Rea Victoria McArthur has a flair for languages, especially French, and she has aspirations to be a lawyer. She is also at the ...

Mayfield’s top grad mixes music with math

By Bill Rea Luke Matta’s Grade 12 program was mixture of music and maths, and it certainly didn’t do him much harm. Indeed, he has ...

Home Town Program funds Artful Caledon

The Frank Cowan Company Home Town Program, along with local broker Secure Insurance, is contributing $5,000 to Artful Caledon, a program that offers young artists ...

McCallion nominated to airports authority

Former Mississauga mayor Hazel McCallion is one of two nominees to the Greater Toronto Airports Authority’s board of directors. The announcement was made Monday by ...

Chad Brownlee headlines Hoedown’s Friday night

Award-winning country singer Chad Brownlee will headline the first night of Magna’s annual Wild, Wild West Hoedown. Brownlee, an award-winning singer, songwriter, philanthropist and former ...

Free yoga/meditation day at Cold Creek

Meditation Toronto will be hosting a Free Yoga Meditation day at the Cold Creek Conservation Area in Nobleton Aug. 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 ...

Heatherlea’s Café receives Feast On certification

Heatherlea Farm Shoppe’s café joins more than 122 other Ontario establishments committed to local food through their newly acquired Feast On certification. This designation enables ...

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