March 2018 Archive

Season around corner for NDBL

The annual general meeting and 2017 awards presentation for the North Dufferin Baseball League (NDBL) will be March 11 at the Lisle Legion. League membership, players ...

No mixed feelings in mixed doubles in King Curling

By Shellee Morning King Curling Club With the completion of the 2018 Olympic Winter Games, sports enthusiasts will be feeling “sports withdrawal” if you will, ...

Three impaired driving charges over holiday weekend

Caledon OPP reports officers were keeping an eye out for drinking and driving offences over the recent Family Day weekend. The result was between Feb. ...

Weekend was fruitful time for catching speeders in Caledon

Caledon OPP officers were busy over Family Day weekend dealing with numerous cases of excessive speeding on the local roads. Police recognize that speeding and other ...

Two robberies on Torbram Road

The weekend of Feb. 17 saw Caledon OPP dealing with two incidents at homes on Torbram Road. Police were called out the Saturday (Feb. 17) after ...

THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO SIT DOWN ON THE JOB

Stopping Corridor EA creating municipal complications

By Bill Rea The Province’s recent announcement to stop the environmental assessment (EA) on the GTA West Corridor has not simplified things for municipalities. The issue ...

Minister double-teamed on Corridor

By Bill Rea Duffering-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones was joined by her colleague from Kitchener-Conestoga Michael Harris, Progressive Conservative critic for transportation, last Wednesday in questioning Transportation ...

Tilson points out budget had nothing for seniors, agriculture or defence

By Bill Rea The federal budget, brought down Tuesday by Finance Minister Bill Morneau, had several provisions aimed at women, with little else going in ...

World Day of Prayer service at Bolton United

A World Day of Prayer service will be held tomorrow (Friday) at 1:30 pm. at the Bolton United Church. Five local churches will participate together ...

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