Caledon Citizen

Save the Date: February 1 the OJHL is back in action

By Robert Belardi It has felt like half a year since hockey has taken place in communities. The good news is, players, fans and hockey ...

Technology- what’s next?

by BRIAN LOCKHART When Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, it was considered a huge leap in technology. Imagine being able to speak to your ...

Community Hubs Make Communities Hum

by SHERALYN ROMAN The Town of Caledon is currently exploring uses for the Old Bolton Fire Station located in the downtown core on Ann Street. ...

Our biggest concerns are affording groceries and gas

by Mark Pavilons The latest financial news comes with some noticeable belt-tightening among average Canadians. It was reported recently that “51% of Canadians can’t afford ...

Being resourceful

Our Readers Write In 1981, I started my current landscaping business. Immediately I wanted to know all the plant materials I was dealing with by ...

Wading through an information desert

Brock’s Banter By Brock Weir Let’s cast our minds back for a second to 2005. A simpler time and place, perhaps? Well, it depends on ...

PJHL working on solutions for interrupted season

By Brian Lockhart Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Provincial Junior Hockey League is deciding how to continue the season once hockey teams get back on ...

Caledon pushes for change at ROMA conference

The Town of Caledon is sending a full delegation of staff and elected representatives to the annual Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) conference starting January ...

Gas Tax funding to provide more than $670,000 toward supporting Dufferin-Caledon public transit

By Rob Paul Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones announced January 19 that the Ontario government is providing more than $670,000 to support the expansion and improvement ...