February 2018 Archive

Sparks still fly over closing doors at Town Hall

By Bill Rea Caledon OPP Inspector Ryan Carothers has asserted he alone was behind his decision to address Caledon Council last week on security issues ...

Headwaters Tourism Awards recognized local achievement — Alabaster Acres named Best New Tourism Business

By Bill Rea Alabaster Acres has been operating less than two years, but it’s already drawn recognition. That includes being named the Best New Tourism ...

Peel plans for new residents

The Region of Peel is growing. By 2041, the Region will welcome more than 500,000 new residents and 250,000 new jobs. Learn more at an ...

EcoCaledon holding open house Feb. 15

EcoCaledon, Caledon’s environmental organization, is growing. To help with the growth, they are having an open house Feb. 15 from 5 to 8 p.m. in ...

Accidental Hit-Man Blues is next Caledon Townhall Players comedy

By Constance Scrafield All theatre players understand, as by instinct, that “the show must go on!” Neither illness, accident, weather can halt the great thespian ...

DOUBLE FEATURE AT CROSSCURRENTS

Up next at Theatre Orangeville: Trudeau Stories

By Constance Scrafield So, at 22 years of age, you’re in your second year of a three-year acting program at the National Theatre School of ...

Caledon Home Show coming in April

Plan to attend this year’s Caledon Home Show. It will run April 20, 21 and 22 at the Albion-Bolton Community Centre. Hosted by the Caledon ...

Differing views expressed on Wynne’s cabinet shuffle

By Bill Rea There might be some benefits coming Caledon’s way from last month’s shuffling of Premier Kathleen Wynne’s cabinet. With just months to go ...

Headwaters introduces Ontario Breast Screening Program

Headwaters Health Care Centre has announced that it will soon be home to an affiliate centre of the Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP). An expansion ...

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