September 2017 Archive

Students will have some input in grades

By Bill Rea In a pilot project, Grade 9 students at Mayfield Secondary School will be able to engage in negotiation when it comes to ...

Lots of satisfaction as Town reviews police budget

By Bill Rea Policing costs in the Town of Caledon are slated to go up next year, but not by a great deal. Town councillors ...

PERFORMED AT MILESTONE CONCERT

HAVING FUN WITH MARIO STUFF

Nature Conservancy of Canada calls on public to help turtles cross road

Collisions between motorists and turtles are a serious concern in Canada. These can happen on back roads on the way to the cottage and on ...

Mackenzie needed lots of help to escape to Buffalo in 1837

By Bill Rea The famed rebellion of 1837 took place near Montgomery’s Tavern in Toronto. It’s well known that William Lyon Mackenzie led the rebellion, ...

Crowds were out for the annual Truck and Tractor Pull

CPCC recognizes volunteers at AGM

By Bill Rea An agency like Caledon Parent Child Centre (CPCC) depends on the efforts of volunteers, and it was time recently to recognize that. ...

Bolton was local hot spot for UFOs in 2016

By Mark Pavilons It seems Bolton drew some interest from far-away sources in 2016. The results of the 2016 Canadian UFO Survey have been released, ...

Husband-and-wife team wins 2017 Dr. David Scott Award

For the first time in its 17-year history, the Dr. David Scott Award has gone to a husband-and-wife team of Headwaters Health Care Centre doctors. ...

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