June 2018 Archive

Future of POA court unresolved

Written By JASEN OBERMEYER Dufferin County council has decided to offer Caledon staff a lease that if agreed upon, would see the Provincial Offences Administration ...

Wines of the World a tasty event

Written By CITIZEN STAFF Fine wines. Hearty beers. Tasty food. Warm evenings and great company. All coming your way to kick off summer. The Rotary ...

Failed Leadership: The Trans Mountain Pipeline

by DAVID TILSON The Trans Mountain pipeline has undoubtedly become another disastrous file for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. After months of dithering on the project, ...

We are all so intricately connected

by Mark Pavilons No man is an island, wrote John Donne in the 1600s. He was referring to the fact we are all connected as ...

Rotary Minute

By Samantha Ferens Rotary works with partners big and small so we both can make a bigger difference in the world. Rotary has a number ...

Ode to dad on Father’s Day

EDITORIAL When I was 11 or 12, my dad decided he was going to rent a Winnebago to take our blended family on a vacation. ...

Three 25th anniversaries look to the future

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD Somehow, 25 years ago, three of the cultural pillars of this headwaters region were founded: The Dufferin County Museum and Archives ...

Caledon men charged in assault, threatening of youths

On Friday, June 8, Caledon OPP responded to a report of an assault that occurred in the vicinity of Twistleton Street and Learmont Avenue in ...

Bandits steal win from Mimico

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE The Caledon Bandits can breathe a collective sigh of relief. Nine games  and just over a month into the Ontario Junior ...

Bethell event raises $91,000

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD Called the Diamond in the Hills “because Bethell Hospice is a jewel in our community,” this is an annual fund raiser, ...

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