June 2018 Archive

Transport truck ignores flashing lights of school bus

A transport truck driver has been charged with failing to stop for a school bus after being stopped by a member of the Ontario Provincial ...

Brewers on the ball, perfect through eight games

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE The Bolton Brewers are back in a familiar position. The perennial powerhouse AA ball club sits atop the North Dufferin Baseball ...

Earning Hardware

PHOTO: JAKE COURTEPATTE THE SEASON MAY be young, but the Under-17/18 HEADS Hurricanes women’s soccer team has already earned some hardware – and on home ...

Supreme certification

Supreme Collision Centre Bolton Ltd. has been certified by Certified Collision Care, a non-profit consumer advocacy organization, for maintaining the right tools, equipment, training, and ...

Let’s get the introductions out of the way, shall we?

Written By SCOTT TAYLOR About 10 years ago, when I was a writer for the Ottawa Sun, we were all brought into a boardroom for ...

Learning at the Teddy Bear Picnic

Written By MIKE PICKFORD For the past 24 years the Headwaters Health Care Auxiliary has been doing what it can to take the scare out ...

Summer 2018 could be stormy

Summer in the region looks like a mixed bag, according to the Weather Network. Meteorologists there forecast more hot weather than usual, though they don’t ...

Your election day primer as voters have their say

Written By CITIZEN STAFF Finally, the day has arrived to choose a new premier for Ontario, and an MPP for Dufferin-Caledon. Progressive Conservative MPP Sylvia ...

Rock Garden Farms celebrates 30 years

Written By SCOTT TAYLOR It has always been very much a family affair when it comes to Rock Garden Farms in Caledon East, says Margaret ...

Claymore Dancers – The Academy of Highland Dance

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD Picture this: a perfect summer’s day and the pipes are playing, floating their high pitched and low rumble of the Scottish ...

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