January 2018 Archive

Tickets available for FTP fundraiser

Tickets are available for Family Transition Place’s popular International Women’s Day Celebration Luncheon Fundraiser. It will be March 8 at the Best Western PLUS Orangeville ...

Herb Campbell student has some advice for Thompson

By Bill Rea Tanush Sharma has some ideas on how the Town of Caledon should be run, and it’s clear Mayor Allan Thompson is paying ...

Peel enters new funding arrangement with Habitat for Humanity

By Bill Rea Habitat for Humanity is helping to change a lot of lives, and Peel Region is doing its bit to help out. Regional ...

Bolton resident wins a million in Lotto Max

Anthony Evangelista of Bolton has been buying lottery tickets for about 11 years, and things really paid off for him late last month. The Dec. ...

Winterfest returns to Mayfield Complex

PAMA kicks-off an exciting new year

Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) is excited to usher in a new year, connecting Region of Peel residents with arts and culture. As ...

Editorial — Some thoughts on sentencing

In this new year, one subject likely to come up in the House of Commons is reform of the Criminal Code of Canada’s provisions setting ...

Editorial Cartoon — Jan. 11, 2018

Bill Rea — Remembering Bower

The recent holiday season brought some sad news, with word of the passing to the great Johnny Bower. But the sadness had to be muted ...

Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Trudeau breaks sections of the Conflict of Interest Act

It was almost one year ago when my colleague, Blaine Calkins (Red Deer-Lacombe), wrote Ethics Commissioner Mary Dawson regarding serious concerns raised by Canadians about ...

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