June 3, 2021 · 0 Comments
By Brock Weir Ontario students won’t finish off the 2020-2021 academic year in classrooms. The Province announced Wednesday that remote learning will continue Ontario-wide for ...
By Jessica Laurenza Kurt and Donni Geiser have been the friendly faces of Caledon East Foodland for 14 years, but as of May 30, they ...
By Rob Paul Jonathan Wilkinson, Canada’s Minister of Environment and Climate Change, made his decision on May 26 to deny a federal review of the ...
By Rob Paul The Province has slowly begun its re-opening with the stay-at-home order expiring June 2, just in time for Recreation and Park Month. ...
By Rob Paul LDD moth infestations have been an issue in the Caledon region, impacting tree health. The non-native moth species can cause defoliation of ...
By Rob Paul As the Town of Caledon continues to grow and develop, the increasing demand for diverse development options are becoming evident. With plans ...
By Rob Paul When most people retire, they look for easygoing hobbies while spending time with their family. Well, Suzanne Hillier isn’t like most people. ...
By Rob Paul On May 25, the Region of Peel achieved the milestone of administering 1 million doses of vaccine on the heels of the ...
By Brock Weir It’s an issue that not many people talk about, let alone young people, but Country Day School student Neyla Kirby hasn’t been ...
By Rob Paul With June right around the corner, Palgrave United Community Kitchen will be kicking off Seniors Month by providing free programs to those ...
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