January 2019 Archive

Caledon opts out of hosting cannabis retail stores

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS Caledon council has taken an impartial approach when hosting retail cannabis stores in the community.  Councillors unanimously decided to opt out ...

Town staff request funds to phase in public transit system

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS  Town of Caledon administration have asked for more funding to phase in a transit system in the community.  The latest proposed ...

Siskins topple Golden Hawks in battle of PJHL giants

Written By Jake Courtepatte One winning streak had to end in Sunday’s Provincial Junior Hockey League matchup at Caledon East Arena, and unfortunately, it was ...

Golden Hawks de-thrown Kings in third period rout

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE New year, same Golden Hawks. The Caledon Junior C Club kicked off 2019 with a pair of wins in the first ...

Arts in review for 2018

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD Last year saw many marvels in the Arts Last year saw many marvels in the arts world in the Headwaters Region. ...

Multiple impaired drivers arrested in Caledon

Caledon officers responded to a call for service in the area of Airport Road and Old Church Road on Saturday, Jan 12 at about 8;35 ...

Six years with an electrical car have proven it’s reliability

Written by Keith Beckley Six years ago, I took delivery of my all electric car – one of the first in Canada. It was a ...

It doesn’t matter – until it matters

Written by Sheralyn Roman A topic making the rounds lately, both in local media and rather extensively, on social media, is the issue of ambulance ...

Decline in charitable donations dampens holiday spirit

by Mark Pavilons This past holiday season was uneventful at best, almost void of spirituality at worst.  Perhaps it was the lack of snow. Maybe ...

Residents should be concerned about Bill 66

OUR READERS WRITE The Ford government has been in power for over six months and its troubles continue to pile up.  Two problems hit very ...

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