Residents urge council to waive permit fees for Bolton Flood victims

April 11, 2019 · 0 Comments

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS A few Caledon residents asked the Town to waive permit fees for homeowners affected by the Bolton flood, as well as ...

St. James Vintage Lighting opens in Hockley Village

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD A beautiful thing has happened to the historic St. James church in Hockley Village. It has become a vintage lighting shop. ...

Students in Caledon walkout in protest of provincial cuts

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS Students walked out of class protesting cuts proposed by the provincial government on Thursday, April 4. They joined over thousands of ...

Golf tournament funds to go to Great War Flying Museum

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS Ontario Aviation Historical Society: Great War Flying Museum was selected as the primary grant recipient for the 2019 Caledon Community Golf ...

Shaughnessy makes a multitude of claims regarding Dufferin-Caledon Tory nomination

Written By MIKE BAKER It’s been ten days on from the submission of a second appeal to the Conservative National Council regarding “several irregularities” with ...

Fashion designer to host entrepreneurial showcase

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS A local fashion designer is planning to produce a showcase for young artists, musicians and business owners. Aaron Goodison, 17, is ...

Michele Fisher to run as candidate for Dufferin-Caledon Liberal nomination

Written By JOSHUA SANTOS A new candidate has been approved to run for the Federal Liberals this fall. Michele Fisher has been approved as the ...

Paws and Claws – all for the animals

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD Dawn Lyons, manager of both the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty Animals (OSPCA) stores, for the finances and volunteers, ...

So, you’re a project manager

Written By DEVAN LOBO Do you have a ‘Mission Impossible’ project on the docket? For even the most straightforward of projects, project management offers value ...