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August 17, 2015 · 0 Comments

Town looking at employment around highway

By Bill Rea A large highway will eventually be traversing its way through Caledon, and the Town is seeking public input on what type of ...

‘Walk ‘n Roll for Healthy Kids’ to support hospital

Were you born at Etobicoke General Hospital? Did you ever receive care there? Did you and your family walk in a Hoof-a-thon to raise funds ...

Humberview’s top scholar will pursue engineering

By Bill Rea Humberview Secondary School graduate Matthew Niedoba is a pretty busy guy. At school, he was an active athlete, played clarinet and was ...

Nicholas Chrobok’s sure he’s on the ‘right path’

By Bill Rea There are many paths one can follow when heading into the post-secondary world, and Nicholas Chrobok thinks biochemical science is the one ...

Emil Kolb Parkway to open soon

By Bill Rea It’s been talked about for decades, but the final link in the Bolton bypass is about to open. The entire road itself ...

Computers to play a role in R.F. Hall scholar’s future

By Bill Rea Being skilled on computer is a big asset these days, and Samantha Martin has it. She also has a record of academic ...

Canada misses out in medals for individual show jumping

There were a lot of hopes riding on Canada heading into Saturday’s individual show jumping event in the Pan American Games, but disappointment when the ...

Top grad in separate board had 99.33 per cent

The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board has announced its top Ontario Scholars for the 2014-15 school year. Brian Tran from Cardinal Ambrozic Catholic Secondary School ...