August 2023 Archive

Hollywood stop sign

by BRIAN LOCKHART There’s a stop sign on a north/south street heading out of the subdivision where I live. It’s a four way stop meaning ...

A cancer journey changes you forever

by MARK PAVILONS It’s been said when you experience two things – ove and grief – it changes you and you are never the same. I ...

Best of Canada Showcase

by BROCK WEIR Earlier this month, the Prime Minister made an important announcement that barely caused a ripple in our collective conversation. The announcement in ...

SERIOUS COLLISION

Officers from the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are currently investigating a serious collision that occurred on Charleston Sideroad. “On August 13, ...

Alton artist’s work on exhibition at local library

By ZACHARY ROMAN Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A longtime Alton resident has her art on exhibition close to home. Kasia Charko’s art was recently put ...

Summer fun at the Albion Hills Community Farm’s Pollinator Festival

AHCF has been working to support pollinators since 2019 By ZACHARY ROMAN Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Bees and butterflies are hard workers.  As pollinators, they ...

Theatre Orangeville’s Drama Young Company does PUFFS for August

By Constance Scrafield Early on in the days of rehearsals of the high comedy PUFFS, Drama Young Company’s production this year, the 15 youngsters involved ...

Caledon Creative Arts Festival is coming soon

By ZACHARY ROMAN Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Caledon is home to many talented artists. On September 23, the Town of Caledon and Caledon Public Library ...

Province looks to expand Minister’s Zoning Order in south Caledon

Town says amendment to MZO includes lands in Greenbelt Plan By ZACHARY ROMAN Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Province is looking to open more land ...

Attendance at Bolton Midnight Madness nears 20,000-mark

By ZACHARY ROMAN Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The annual Midnight Madness Street Festival in Bolton was a success, despite what police are calling “a disturbance” ...

« Previous Page — Next Page »