Possible measles exposure in Brampton and Mississauga

January 13, 2016 · 0 Comments

Peel Public Health is investigating a possible case of measles in a child from Brampton. Members of the public may have been exposed to measles ...

Westside Secondary top donor of BCSC’s Dress for the Cause

The Breast Cancer Society of Canada (BCSC) has announced that Westside Secondary School in Orangeville was the top fundraiser in its 2015 Dress for the ...

Volunteer MBC celebrates International Volunteer Day

The Region of Peel community was invited to join in on the celebration of International Volunteer Day (IVD) at Volunteer MBC’s Annual Holiday Open House ...

Mono Mills couple starts year with new son

By Bill Rea If everything had gone according to plan, Daxton Gregory Welner would have arrived in the world today (Thursday). But young Daxton was ...

Lots of fun had at Winterfest

Town approves heritage designation for Bolton core

By Bill Rea There was opposition, but the long-anticipated heritage conservation designation (HCD) for the Bolton valley is now reality. Caledon council, at their last ...

Cart garbage collection started this week

Peel Region’s bi-weekly, cart-based waste collection has started this week. Residents are reminded to start putting their carts at the curb this week on their ...

Community came out to help less fortunate over holidays

By Bill Rea The holiday season traditionally brings out the spirit of giving in people, and that’s certainly the case when it comes to lending ...

Ken Weber to address historical society

Well-known local author Ken Weber will be addressing the next meeting of the Caledon East and District Historical Society. It will be Jan. 27, starting ...