September 2018 Archive

Chamber series opens strong with string duo Fire & Grace

Written By CITIZEN STAFF Caledon Chamber Concerts opens it 2018-2019 season on Saturday, October 20 with the duo Fire & Grace. Fire & Grace is ...

Golden Hawks a hit at home

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE The puck has been dropped on another Provincial Junior Hockey League season, and the Caledon Golden Hawks are off on the ...

Good news for Badlands as tourist spot open again

Written By SCOTT TAYLOR The Cheltenham Badlands will re-open to visitors Saturday (Sept. 22). The popular tourist attraction was closed in 2015 for its own ...

Olympic champ to hold equestrian master class in Caledon

Written By SCOTT TAYLOR The countdown is on. Just over a month remains until three-time Olympic gold medallist and world record holder Charlotte Dujardin returns ...

Tour de Headwaters raises more than $50,000

Written By KIRA WRONSKA DORWARD You don’t need to go to France to experience the comradery of cycling for a cause. Headwaters Hospital’s Tour de ...

Court kills Trans Mountain approval citing Trudeau’s process

by David Tilson The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion continues to be a disaster for the current Liberal government. Prime Minister Trudeau was recently in Edmonton ...

Proper language our frenemy

by Mark Pavilons Our language is our main tool for communication and for many of us, it’s our bread and butter. In our home and ...

Rotary Minute

By Janet Clark This past week was a busy one for our Chuck Wagon. Last Wednesday morning at 4:45 a.m., a group of Palgrave Rotarians ...

How did this happen to me?

EDITORIAL I had the good fortune this past week of becoming another year older. I say good fortune because a lot of people don’t make ...

New Theatre Orangeville season filled with anticipation

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD “It is worth mentioning 25 years of a not-for-profit theatre imbedded in enriching the community – the fact that Theatre Orangeville ...

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