Letters

An Ode to Camping

August 13, 2026   ·   0 Comments

by SHERALYN ROMAN Before summer deserts us altogether, I thought it time to pen my annual ode to camping. What’s that, you say? You’ve never ...

Words have the power to shape our lives

by Mark Pavilons “A word once let out of the cage cannot be whistled back again.” – Horace This eloquent Roman lyric poet coined the ...

Recalculating landmarks

by BROCK WEIR I hope he doesn’t hold a grudge. Last May, I did a road trip with my brother to see the King and ...

Caledon Meals on Wheels

by Mayor Annette Groves In this column, I’d like to highlight the meaningful work being done by Caledon Meals on Wheels (CMOW) and the difference ...

It’s the summertime …..

by SHERALYN ROMAN In this song-based ode to summer, I will endeavour to be kind to Caledon and more generally speaking, to be happier in ...

We have obligations in exchange for our blessings

by Mark Pavilons We are blessed to be here, free to live our lives to the fullest. Unfortunately, we often squander such a blessing, or ...

Laugh early and often

by BROCK WEIR It was hard to settle into my seat after a particularly active, hectic day – and one that had a bit of ...

Clean power pathways beat carbon capture

OPINION By DAVID SUZUKI We know that spewing greenhouse gases into the air, mainly by burning fossil fuels, is the primary driver of rapidly accelerating ...

Umm, a data centre?

by SHERALYN ROMAN There have certainly been rumours and lots of chit chat about data centres, not just here in Caledon, of course, but all ...

We are a catalogue of billions of bits of data

by Mark Pavilons Everything we do or think is produced by the human brain. Sitting on our shoulders is the most complicated, and mysterious object ...

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