Council debates, and supports look at attendance registry

April 24, 2025 · 0 Comments

By Matthew Strader In a Governance Committee meeting, it was determined that Caledon Council should support the adoption of an attendance registry. However, Councillor Christina ...

Caledon Citizen’s Student Athlete of the Week: Mayfield Mavericks’ Michael Wei races to ROPSSA-best time of 1:07 in 100-metre freestyle

By Jim Stewart Mayfield Secondary School student-athlete Michael Wei is dedicated to his life in the classroom and in the pool. One could say that ...

Dufferin–Caledon candidates answer questions on key issues ahead of Monday’s federal election

By Sam Odrowski A record-setting number of Canadians participated in advanced voting ahead of the country’s 45th General Election. And many millions more will cast ...

Local leaders reflect on passing of Pope Francis at 88

By Sam Odrowski and Brock Weir Catholics and religious people around the world are mourning the death of Pope Francis. He passed away at 88 ...

This ‘n That – the April edition

by SHERALYN ROMAN With the arrival of some sun and warmth, many of us are, metaphorically speaking, awakening from a long winter slumber. As such, ...

Moving into Spring

by MAYOR ANNETTE GROVES As we transition into the spring season, the Town of Caledon is preparing for warmer weather and the busy months ahead. ...

Hope is one thing that keeps us moving

by Mark Pavilons I recently addressed the deep issues relating to life, mortality and immortality. What’s left?Hope. “Hope is being able to see that there is ...

OUR READERS WRITE: A thank you from Inglewood Schoolhouse Performers

The Inglewood Schoolhouse Performers recently completed a very successful three-weekend production of There’s Nothing to Tell…If it all Goes Well. All six performances were sold ...

So near and yet so far…

by BROCK WEIR I was pleased to have the opportunity to attend the Ontario Community Newspapers Association’s Publisher’s Retreat over the weekend with our teams ...