July 2022 Archive

Put down your phone

by BRIAN LOCKHART I read a posting on one of the forums I am involved in by a teacher who tried somewhat of an experiment ...

Perhaps You Can Relate?

by SHERALYN ROMAN Not too long ago I had occasion to travel within Canada with my younger brother, his partner and mine. Even though I’m ...

Our children are our ultimate legacy

by Mark Pavilons “There can be no keener revelation of a society’s soul than the way in which it treats its children.” – Nelson Mandela ...

A return to the sea of red and white

by BROCK WEIR By any measure of the sea of red and white before us, it was a remarkable return to form for Canada Day. ...

DEADLY CANADA DAY HOUSE FIRE

Members of the Caledon OPP remain on scene at a house fire that occurred on Canada Day that claimed the life of two victims. “On ...

Theatre Orangeville holding summer arts festival at Mount Alverno

By Sam Odrowski Just when it seemed like summer couldn’t get much better, with the return of many annual events local residents know and love, ...

Canada Day wasn’t all smiles for York United 

By Robert Belardi  To put it bluntly, York United didn’t have a great Canada Day this year.  The Nine Stripes were out on the road ...

Comic Expo coming to Southfields Village

By Zachary Roman A comic expo is coming to Caledon and it’s set to be a super time. On July 16, the Caledon Public Library ...

Peel libraries partner to offer Pride Book Club

Virtual book club meets once per month  By Zachary Roman The Caledon, Brampton, and Mississauga Public Libraries have teamed up to host a virtual Pride ...

Caledon electric vehicle event to feature first in person look at new Cadillac EV

By Zachary Roman Caledon residents can get a first look Saturday at an electric vehicle that isn’t yet at dealerships. On July 9, the Town ...

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