March 2019 Archive

News doesn’t always have to be bad

EDITORIAL A number of tragic events have occurred across Caledon in the past few weeks. A house exploded in Caledon Village leaving one-man dead causing ...

Winter enthusiasts raised $96,000 for local hospitals at Ski Day event

Skiers and snowboarders hit the slopes this on Tuesday, March 5. on a fresh and sunny day in support of William Osler Health System Foundation’s ...

Inglewood Schoolhouse Performers present new play

Mediocre  and  philandering theatrical agent Simeon Gandalf has more than his share of trouble when he decides to cast his aspiring actress client in a ...

Make your own maple syrup

Have you ever wanted to try making maple syrup? This year in Caledon, the third week of March is shaping up to be the perfect ...

Marking International Women’s Day in Caledon

Written By KIRA WRONSKA DORWARD International Women’s Day was celebrated worldwide on March 8. This is an event growing in recognition with every passing year, ...

Why every entrepreneur needs entrepreneurship training

Entrepreneurship is a way of thinking, a way of behaving and a way of living that is innovative, creative and transformative. An entrepreneur possesses a ...

Bolton business partners with professional hockey league

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS A Bolton business has inked a deal with a major professional hockey league. Sports Marketing Allstars, a subsidiary of We Are ...

Through the Archives

Caledon Citizen Vol. 7, No. 2 Wednesday, March 16, 1983 History Making Lows… The Great Gas War It was something every motorist dreams of but ...

Town staff amending by-laws

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS A number of by-laws will be reviewed and updated by the Town of Caledon “to incorporate modern best practices and address ...

Humberview Secondary School track set to be complete in Spring

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS A new project at Humberview Secondary School is scheduled to be complete this spring.  The majority of the artificial track and ...

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