Caledon Citizen

Political aftermaths

EDITORIAL LAST JANUARY, the political situation in North America seemed pretty well estsblished. In both Canada and the United States, the governments in power seemed ...

How will white-collar office jobs transform?

by Mark Pavilons It’s difficult to predict the future of our white-collar workforce, when every day has been “casual Friday.” More often than not, those ...

Business booming for Davis Feed Supply during COVID-19 crisis

Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL The community’s most anticipated sunflower field festival, hosted by the Davis Feed family ever summer, has been cancelled this year due ...

Bolton Food Basics, Walmart confirms COVID-19 cases among store staff

Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL Food Basics in Bolton has its first confirmed case of the COVID-19 virus. Metro confirmed on June 1 that an employee ...

Local animal shelter remains closed as pandemic continues

Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL Operations at the Caledon Animal Shelter, along with all Town-ran facilities, came to a halt during the COVID-19 pandemic, for the ...

Admirals head coach excited for new ‘unique opportuntiy’

Written By ROBERT BELARDI Brampton Admirals head coach Justin Teakle is excited for all three junior teams in Arsenault Hockey Group (AHG) to be in ...

Caledon authors embrace entrepreneurial spirit with new bathing suit line

Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL A pair of local authors are trying their hand at entrepreneurship, launching a new bathing suit line that caters to older ...

Ontario enters second phase of reopening the province, as Caledon works on recovery plan

Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL The Ontario government is taking a regional approach as it moves into the second stage of reopening the province. Announced on ...

Caledon native Brett Murray didn’t expect AHL to cancel its season

Written By ROBERT BELARDI Cancelling a sports league is a rarity. From amateur all the way to professional, it’s not something any organization ever wants ...