May 28, 2026 · 0 Comments
by SHERALYN ROMAN The media was saturated last week with the news that Caledon (and surrounding communities) have finally been given some of the tools ...
by MAYOR ANNETTE GROVES The Town of Caledon showed its strong leadership in addressing illegal land uses and trucking, following the Province of Ontario’s announcement ...
by Mark Pavilons It’s been said that “the best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry,” although the original Robert Burns poem has a ...
by BROCK WEIR If you could pick one superpower, just one out of an entire menu, one that’s only limited to the barriers of your ...
Caledon residents know how to build things. The business builders, the contractors building houses before the rest of the GTA is awake, the farmers who’ve ...
One would be hard-pressed to rank the many issues facing Caledon right now, but surely aggregate must be at, or near, the top. From proposed ...
by Mark Pavilons “Laughter is the closest distance between two people.” – ictor Borge Life is funny, in every sense of the word. My trusty lexicon ...
by BROCK WEIR After a long, arduous winter that extended far longer into May than it had any business to, there was a cause for ...
by MAYOR ANNETTE GROVES I would like to highlight an outstanding resource available to families in Caledon. BrightStart Caledon Family Centre offers free, high-quality programs ...
by SHERALYN ROMAN Birds, highways, pits, and a day in court. What else is new for Caledon? Our town is changing minute by minute and ...
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