Caledon Citizen

Nominations open for Caledon Walk of Fame as Trépanier reflects on honour

By Rob Paul Few people get the honour of living on through a permanent commemoration. To merit that prestige a person must leave a positive ...

Velocity 2021 raises over $27,000 despite having to go virtual this year

By Rob Paul Every summer, Caledon Community Services (CCS) puts on their Velocity cycling fundraiser to support seniors in the community. This year the event ...

As Pride Month comes to a close, group reiterates commitment to fostering inclusion

By Rob Paul As June comes to an end, so too does Pride Month, but that doesn’t mean the efforts of the leaders in the ...

Reopening takes Step forward just in time for Canada Day

By ROB PAUL On June 30, the Provincial government continued the reopening process with Step Two—moved up two days because of the progress Ontario has ...

To be “Stronger” sometimes you have to change

By Robert Belardi If someone asked you what would September 2021 hold, many citizens might have a puzzled reaction and a very unsure response. But ...

Caledon gets new junior team into NDBL

By Robert Belardi There’s a new baseball team in Caledon. The Caledon Nationals (previously known as the Bolton Braves) have had a junior team accepted ...

Vaccines for the World: Charity or Self-Interest?

At the recent G7 summit, US President Joe Biden promised to distribute 500 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines free to the poorer countries by the ...

Bad things come in “Cs”

by SHERALYN ROMAN I’ve had a tiny amount of extra time on my hands to contemplate life. A trip north to go camping will do ...

Canada’s Housing Crisis

by KYLE SEEBACK, MP Canadians know that our country’s housing market continues to reach new and unprecedented highs. For example, in Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo and Windsor, home ...