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An Unlikely Civil Servant

August 7, 2025   ·   0 Comments

by BROCK WEIR Our communities have no shortage of volunteer opportunities, and, thankfully, we’re similarly blessed to have no shortage of people willing to lend ...

PROJECT LIFESAVER

The Caledon and Dufferin Detachments of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are proud to share a partnership with Caledon Meals on Wheels, with additional support ...

Reader disappointed by OLT decision

OUR READERS WRITE (Re: Caledon, OLT say no to Caledon East Tim Hortons drive-thru. July 24, 2025) I was disappointed and perhaps I can even ...

Heat, Hunger and  Healthy  Vegetables 

by SHERALYN ROMAN Three things are on the menu today: the heat is on, hunger is always an issue, and healthy vegetables are available now, ...

Reflecting on 30 years of togetherness

by Mark Pavilons Thirty years – three decades, 120 seasons, 10,950 days of breathing, living, experiencing and holding hands with the woman I married. Sounds like ...

Sleeping on the job – and the ballot

by BROCK WEIR Sleep and I have often had a love-hate relationship. Don’t get me wrong – I fully recognize the importance of a good ...

How many more?

by SHERALYN ROMAN It’s a simple question and, quite frankly, the answer should be pretty dang simple too. How many more lives are we willing ...

Examining the possibility of our “before” and “after” lives

by Mark Pavilons “Whether you reach a lot of people or have a profound impact on a few people, their memories of you are your ...

Revolving door justice system must end now, says MP

OUR READERS WRITE On July 5, 2025, a young man from Bolton, Gabriel Arshad, was left with life-threatening injuries after a horrific four-vehicle crash, caused ...

A vote is worth more than a hill of buttons

by BROCK WEIR How much pull does a lapel pin have? I don’t mean the pop culture-style enamel pins that are making something of a ...

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