December 2022 Archive

Wolfpack tier one basketball team wins silver medal 

By Robert Belardi  The Robert F. Hall Wolfpack senior boys’ basketball team took home the silver medal at the Port Credit tournament last week.  The ...

Mayfield Mavericks earn two wins in first three games of the season 

By Robert Belardi  The Mayfield Mavericks opened up their season in girls tier one hockey with two wins out of three games played on Tuesday.  ...

Clinging to Hope

by SHERALYN ROMAN This time of year often seems to bring out the very best in people and that’s what leaves me clinging to hope; ...

Inclusive – Unless it’s you

by BRIAN LOCKHART Inclusive – it’s a word being thrown around a lot lately. Everything must be inclusive. You must include everybody in everything – ...

Boulevard of Broken Bulbs

by BROCK WEIR Unless it’s a deliberate and conscious part of your celebration or observance, you never really want to hear the sound of broken ...

The numbers “don’t lie,” says reader

OUR READERS WRITE In the recent fall fiscal update, the Ontario government is handing out hundreds of millions of dollars in tax giveaways to corporations. ...

Becoming skilled at the art of juggling to-do lists

by MARK PAVILONS When did I ever need so many hands? I’m constantly asking myself that every time I pick up after the kids, clear out the ...

DRUG TRAFFICKING CHARGES

The Caledon OPP have charged a local resident in relation to a drug trafficking investigation. “In November 2022, the Caledon Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU) ...

Dunk Disposal’s Christmas Drive returns next week

By Constance Scrafield “[We] do whatever we can to help within the community … keep our plans fluid.” This is the business mantra for Dunk ...

Local bookstore recommends these reads over the holidays

By Zachary Roman Many people find time to read over the holidays, and many give and receive books as gifts as well. Donna Forster of ...

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