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Don’t be indifferent to regulating
August 3, 2016 · 0 Comments
Bill Rea make his point against more regulating as it pertains to people texting, phoning and catching Pokemons on public sidewalks, apparently initiated by some ...
Need public meeting on hydrogen facility
The following letter, addressed to Caledon Councillor Annette Groves, was submitted to the Citizen for publication. I was one of the more than 1,000 constituents ...
Need a pool to cool off
The following letter, addressed to Caledon Councillors Annette Groves and Rob Mezzapelli, was submitted to the Citizen for publication. WHEW, it’s a really hot summer ...
A precedent has been set
Regarding the incident reader Brian Perras wrote about (Citizen July 7): I find the dismissal by the Crown of a serious driving infraction (impaired driving) ...
Helping Hands say thanks
Once again, the Helping Hands Volunteers’ annual bazaar and silent auction at the Davis Centre was a huge success, due to the wonderful community support. ...
Great experience at Community Farm
Recently, my husband and I participated in the Plant-a-thon at Albion Hills Community Farm (AHCF). What a great community experience! I encourage people to explore ...
Public safety should take priority
I am just reading about an Ontario Court Justice dismissing a driving with excess blood alcohol charge because it appears police were in violation by ...
Caledon not rocks, horses, barns and dogs
I attended the Peel Regional council meeting June 23. The contentious part of the agenda centred on the expansion of Regional council seats. Brampton councillors ...
Out with cycling lanes and in with Badlands sidewalk
At Peel Regional council June 9, a motion was approved transferring $700,000 to build the Badlands parking lot, with $300,000 already spent on the design ...
Open house on land use plans June 9
The Province of Ontario last week announced the proposed changes to the four land use plans (Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe, Greenbelt Plan, ...
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