November 2022 Archive

Bolton equestrian takes third at show jumping championship at Royal Horse Show

By Mark Pavilons A Bolton equestrian finished in the top three at the prestigious Canadian Show Jumping Championship at the Royal Horse Show. Ali Ramsay of ...

Memory is a fickle thing

by SHERALYN ROMAN The human mind is a miraculous and beautiful thing. Too bad it is also complicated, subject to raging hormones like testosterone and ...

Traditions

by BRIAN LOCKHART With Christmas approaching, there are many traditions that go along with the holiday season. A tradition is, of course, something you do, ...

Defining what it means to be human

by MARK PAVILONS We human beings are curious, intelligent critters. We shed our furry bodies and tiny tails and achieved great things over the millennia. ...

PM needs to tax big oil excess profits

OUR READERS WRITE The idea of taxing the fossil fuel sector’s record profits to deliver financial relief for working people is gaining traction in Canada. ...

Finding “the one” at the bus stop

by BROCK WEIR The ballots are counted, the dust has settled, and now it’s time to open new chapters in our communities as the 2018-2022 ...

A Final Word

by ALLAN THOMPSON I’m a firm believer in service to the community and in 2003, after a lifetime of Caledon community volunteer service, I decided ...

FATAL COLLISIONS ON HIGHWAY 10

Officers from the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are continuing the investigation of the second fatal collision in two days on Highway ...

Province’s housing plan draws concern from municipal leaders

By Brock Weir Just one day after the 2022 Municipal Election, the Ontario Government’s plan to increase housing supply came under scrutiny from municipal leaders. ...

Annual Christmas market in Alton encourages “Artful Giving”

By Zachary Roman Local artists are once again challenging themselves to create unique holiday gifts for the annual Artful Giving Artisan Gift and Fine Art ...

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