March 2018 Archive

Hawks still in running for OMHA titles

By Jake Courtepatte And then there were two. Only a pair of Caledon Hawks teams remain in the marathon chase for a provincial title, with ...

OPP investigate road spill

Caledon OPP are looking into a large amount of garbage that was reportedly dumped Monday on Boston Mills Road, east of Creditview Road. Police report they ...

Break-in suspect arrested at scene

A 25-year-old man from Brampton is facing a number of charges after a break-in Feb. 6 in the area of Inglewood. Caledon OPP reports they ...

Raising the Roof favoured recipient from golf tournament

By Bill Rea Raising the Roof could be looking at an infusion of up to $75,000 later this year through the Caledon Council Community Golf ...

Clarksons recognized for work to restore stream

By Bill Rea David and Faith Clarkson have been busy for the last several years working to restore a watercourse on their Kennedy Road property, ...

Maple Syrup Festival coming to Terra Cotta

The sap is about to start running at Terra Cotta. Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) has announced the Maple Syrup Festival at Terra Cotter Conservation Area ...

Information centre on Badlands

The Ontario Heritage Trust is planning a final public information centre to discuss the future of the Cheltenham Badlands. It is scheduled for April 5, ...

Check smoke alarms when resetting clocks

The clocks go ahead one hour this weekend to mark the start of daylight time, and Caledon Fire and Emergency Services are reminding residents it’s ...

March break activities coming to CPCC

Next week (March 12 to 16) will see a variety of free activities at Caledon Parent-Child Centre (CPCC) to mark March break. They will be ...

Rob Mezzapelli will not be seeking another term on Council

By Bill Rea No matter what, there are going to be some changes to the look of Caledon Council after this fall’s municipal elections, as ...

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