Residents learn about living with coyotes

February 24, 2016 · 0 Comments

By Mark Pavilons Coyotes have been roaming southern Ontario for more than a century. Residents, especially those in rural Caledon, have to learn to live ...

Jones encouraged by inclusion of craft ciders in new markets

Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones stated last Thursday she’s pleased with the announcement by the government to allow cider to be sold at some grocery stores and ...

‘A COMMUNITY AFFAIR’ BRINGS PEOPLE OUT

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Efforts being made for heritage designation on West Humber

By Bill Rea The West Humber River should have more recognition, and a Wildfield man is trying to get it. Dan O’Reilly recently appeared before ...

Headwaters Guide wins honours

The Economic Developers Council of Ontario (EDCO) recently honoured the Headwaters Four-Season Visitors’ Guide with the award for 2015 Best Publication (Print or Digital). Breaking ...

Chez Thrift is moving in September

Caledon Community Services (CCS) has announced that one of its stores, Chez Thrift, will be moving to a new location at 4 Industrial Rd. in ...

Tipling holding auditions

See yourself starring in a murder mystery? Audition for a part in Tipling Stage Company’s Murder Mistaken, a classic melodrama by Janet Green, March 2 ...

Mono asks Premier to promote rooftop solar over solar farms

Mono Mayor Laura Ryan has written Premier Kathleen Wynne to change the current provincial policy favouring construction of solar farms, contending it should instead promote ...

Local student excels at Northwestern State

Northwestern State University in Louisiana recently released the names of 555 students who made it to the President’s List for the Fall 2015 semester, and ...

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