Caledon Citizen

Lazame return to the saddle after health issues with win

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE One of the most decorated equestrians of all time was back on the horse for the first time last week, both ...

Second tournament victory for Novice RS Hawks

Written By JAKE COURTEPATTE The Novice Roster Select Caledon Hawks tasted gold for the second time this season earlier this month, reaching the top of ...

Fast-forward: ECO-films tell the stories

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS They say the best way to press home a point or information for public consumption is repetition because no one hears ...

Caledon OPP charge 96 distracted drivers

Caledon OPP officers stopped and charged numerous distracted drivers throughout Caledon during the Distracted Driving Campaign (March 11-17, 2019). The following charges were laid by ...

Keeping the people safe with changes at the OPP

by SYLVIA JONES On March 11th the Ontario Government announced the appointment of Thomas Carrique as the next Commissioner of the OPP. Given that much ...

An early Easter story

by CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD While still living in the UK, Patricia, myself and John Higgs – her father- were invited by very dear friends in Rome ...

Our lives are filled with many ‘close calls’

By Mark Pavilons “Near-death experiences give you balance. You become more worldly. Your ideas become bigger.” Jason Calacanis The Good Lord was looking out for me ...

Applauding the Federal Budget?

Common sense seems to be in short supply in Ottawa as I watch all the Liberals in Ottawa giving a standing ovation to a new ...

Caledon man relies on accessible transit

OUR READERS WRITE I recently talked with a second generation Caledon Community Service transportation passenger, Bolton resident Doug May. It gave me great pleasure hearing ...

Additional funding to sustain horse racing industry

Ontario’s government is putting people first by supporting rural communities through new investments to help the province’s horse racing industry create and protect good jobs. ...