Embracing limitations of living inside our own heads

January 24, 2019 · 0 Comments

Written by Mark Pavilons Plato once wrote that human behaviour flows from three main areas – desire, emotion and knowledge. And Aristotle espoused that all ...

Resident upset with meeting

OUR READERS WRITE The council meeting January 15th was a disgrace. Why would you put a public meeting on an asphalt plant proposal on the ...

The cost of reducing the Provincial deficit

The Province at this time is about $325 million in debt and spends approximately $12 billion alone on interest each year. Though the figure is ...

Six years with an electrical car have proven it’s reliability

Written by Keith Beckley Six years ago, I took delivery of my all electric car – one of the first in Canada. It was a ...

It doesn’t matter – until it matters

Written by Sheralyn Roman A topic making the rounds lately, both in local media and rather extensively, on social media, is the issue of ambulance ...

Decline in charitable donations dampens holiday spirit

by Mark Pavilons This past holiday season was uneventful at best, almost void of spirituality at worst. Perhaps it was the lack of snow. Maybe ...

Residents should be concerned about Bill 66

OUR READERS WRITE The Ford government has been in power for over six months and its troubles continue to pile up. Two problems hit very ...

A sensible approach to the budget

EDITORIAL Caledon council is faced with approving a fiscally reasonable budget while ensuing work is done to enhance the community. For every dollar of property ...

Happy New Year

Written by Sheralyn Roman The editors haven’t said anything to me, which is kind of nice, but I think several of my articles have been ...

Protecting the Greenbelt while creating jobs in Ontario

Written by Sylvia Jones Our government is committed to reducing red tape that discourages job creators from choosing to site or expand their businesses in ...

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