Letters
Looking for comfort in all kinds of places
December 18, 2025 · 0 Comments
by Mark Pavilons We humans need comfort as much as we need food and water. During the holidays, one specific carol extends tidings of “comfort and ...
Socks, Booze and Vintage Giving
by BROCK WEIR This has been a challenging year for so many and given all we’ve collectively had to navigate throughout 2025, we have to ...
Caledon’s Amended 2026 Budget: Supporting Growth, Infrastructure, and Community Safety
by MAYOR ANNETTE GROVES The amended 2026 Budget reflects what we’ve heard from our residents. It has been carefully shaped to set a clear path ...
Mixed Messages
by SHERALYN ROMAN You’d be forgiven for wondering about some of the messaging coming out of Town Hall lately. I’m not sure if the sheer ...
Breaking bread takes on a whole new meaning
by Mark Pavilons God moves in mysterious ways. Even the non-religious types in our midst utter this phrase from time to time. I was reminded of ...
Nothing “gentle” about Strong Mayor powers: reader
OUR READERS WRITE (Re: Gentle Density CIP Area Designation bylaw returns to Council, November 27) It appears there is nothing “gentle” about the use of ...
Don’t be a d— this holiday season. On second thought…
by BROCK WEIR The holiday rush is in full swing. For some people, it can be a time of rush about to get everything checked ...
In the spirit of …
by SHERALYN ROMAN A number of faith traditions are celebrated in December. Chief amongst them (as we are bombarded daily with reminders) is Christmas. However, ...
Will high salaries kill sports, entertainment?
by Mark Pavilons It’s great work if you can get it! Being a star athlete or entertainer is definitely key-to-the-city rich. Salaries of the pros ...
Lowering the Bar on Mental Health: Why Ontarians should be concerned
OUR READERS WRITE: Becoming a psychologist in Ontario has always been a long, rigorous, and carefully regulated process—and that is intentional. Psychologists work in areas ...
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