June 2022 Archive

Railway walking trail “shortsighted”

When I read that they are going to make the Orangeville to Brampton Railway a walking trail I thought this is how short sighted our ...

Electoral system needs to be re-thought

OUR READERS WRITE Just over 50% of those who voted in Dufferin Caledon have essentially no voice at Queen’s Park for the next four years ...

Is Baffin Island really that big?

Written by BRIAN LOCKHART There is a map of the world on the wall of my home office. I use it at various times when ...

WORKSITE DEATH INVESTIGATION

Members of the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are assisting with a death investigation at a worksite in the Town of Caledon. ...

Town of Caledon celebrates Seniors Month with free events

Strawberry social, afternoon in the garden among upcoming offerings By Zachary Roman June is Seniors’ Month, and the Town of Caledon wants to make it ...

Council considers moving Official Plan finalization to 2023

By Zachary Roman Due to feedback from the community, the Town of Caledon is considering moving the final adoption of its Official Plan to 2023. ...

Don’t forget about C3, they offer more than you think 

By Robert Belardi  If you ever see a bunch of cars parked on blades of grass on the right-hand side of the road while driving ...

Inglewood author wants to help people overcome personal limitations

By Zachary Roman A sticky note that reads “I am an author” is on Julie Cass’ computer screen to this day. It’s one of the ...

Indigenous speaker series coming to Caledon Public Library

First speaker is Darin Wybenga of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation By Zachary Roman Caledon residents will have the privilege of learning about Indigenous ...

Bolton’s “village birthday party” draws crowds on a sunny Saturday

Community members filled the Royal Courtyards parking lot to join in the festivities By Zachary Roman It was a happy birthday indeed for the Village ...

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