Current & Past Articles » Sports
Caledon Coyotes’ “Howl in the Hills” Spring Classic raises 2400 pounds of food for Exchange
April 9, 2026 · 0 Comments
By Jim Stewart
The Caledon Coyotes’ Howl in the Hills Spring Classic was a rousing success on and off the ice.
Last weekend, tournament organizers hosted thirty teams in six divisions at the Caledon East Community Complex.
In addition to showcasing excellent girls’ hockey teams from Caledon and across Ontario, the tourney also raised social consciousness about food insecurity in the community. The Caledon Female Hockey Association raised over 2,400 pounds of food for The Caledon Exchange—a food bank in Bolton serving over 600 families a month.
Readers Comments (0)
Headline News
The Bottle Bay to celebrate with community at grand re-opening
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter After holding its initial grand opening on May 2, brand-new restaurant The Bottle Bay is set to hold ...
Firefighter safety front and centre at new Caledon Station 310 opening
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The words “Everyone Goes Home” stand tall on the bay doors at the brand new fire station 310 ...
Chamber’s Rise and Thrive event encourages Caledon to Recentre and Recharge
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter May 12 marked the second annual Rise and Thrive Meditation and Wellness event held by the Caledon Chamber ...
Friends of Caledon Public Library find new home
By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Just a few short months ago, the Friends of Caledon Public Library (FOCPL) were told they could no ...
“It’s about the people, not the product”: Renewed Hope celebrates Grand Opening in Bolton
By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Renewed Hope officially opened the doors to their brand-new thrift cafe, and this past Saturday, the community came ...
Raffi’s Rebels Tournament returns April 25
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The countdown is on for the Raffaele Scerbo Annual Memorial Tournament on April 25, and although registration is ...
ecoCaledon and Caledon Chamber of Commerce host “Food for Thought” for Caledon Businesses
“Small changes by many businesses create a massive impact for Caledon” By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter In an attempt to spur thought on ...
Dan the Litter Man celebrates Earth Month with Cleanups and Community
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter As the winter blues begin to melt away, so too does the winter slush and snow, revealing months’ ...
Sweet Celebration with CVC’s Maple Syrup fest
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Running from March 19 – 22, and March 28 – 29, is Credit Valley Conservation’s (CVC) annual Maple ...
One Caledon Many Hearts: The initiative uniting schools across Caledon
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Beginning back in January, Coffee Time Bolton began reaching out to schools across Caledon, passing out small wooden ...
Sorry, comments are closed on this post.