January 2023 Archive

Powerhouse Stayner Siskins leading PJHL standings 

By Brian Lockhart With less than half of the regular season still to go, the Stayner Siskins remain in first place in the Provincial Junior ...

Town hopeful outdoor ice rinks can open soon

Mild winter has shortened the outdoor skating season By Zachary Roman Until recently, it’s been too mild for much, if any, snow to stay on ...

A Rocky Start

by SHERALYN ROMAN I don’t envy the task of our new Caledon council. Voted in just as Bill 23 came into effect, and under the ...

Living on the street

by BRIAN LOCKHART There is a series of commercials currently on television, radio, and on-line from an organization that helps homeless youth. The TV version ...

Pumping the gas to get the old guy started

by MARK PAVILONS “It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.” – ahatma Gandhi It’s really true that without good ...

And it’s not even Groundhog Day

by BROCK WEIR Groundhog Day isn’t until next week, but, in the true spirit of the film, I feel I’ve already had my fill of ...

NEW STRING OF VEHICLE THEFTS

Officers from the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating multiple new thefts of motor vehicle. “The Town of Caledon is impacted ...

Headwaters Health Care Foundation reaches $700,000 match donation goal 

By Paula Brown  Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Headwaters Health Care Foundation has reached their final fundraising goal.  The fundraising organization for Headwaters Health Care Centre ...

Caledon’s 2023 Tree Seedling Program has begun

Program gives residents affordable way to enhance their green spaces, fight climate change By Zachary Roman Though we’re in the thick of winter, spring will ...

Scottish poet Robert Burns celebrated at Seniors Centre lunch

Haggis, bagpipes, and poetry featured at event By Zachary Roman Caledon residents toasted the life of Scottish poet Robert Burns at a special luncheon on ...

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