CVC avoids getting ‘bogged’ down with wetland benefits study

March 27, 2015 · 0 Comments

Wetlands (which include bogs, marshes and swamps) provide many benefits, but are disappearing from the landscape? Credit Valley Conservation (CVC), with financial support from the ...

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Celebrate Earth Hour at Palgrave United

Palgrave United Church will be the location of a family celebration of Earth Hour this Saturday (March 28). It will run from 8 to 9:30 ...

Jones questions Minister on ice storm funding rejection

Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones is wondering why some municipalities in her riding were turned down for relief funding in light of the winter ice storm. She ...

TAKING THE PINK HAIR DARE

People attending the SouthFields Village Farmers’ Market recently had the opportunity to take the Pink Hair Dare, having pink hair extensions added in support of ...

Caledon Chamber of Commerce honours top businesses

By Bill Rea There are a lot of good businesses operating in town, and the Caledon Chamber of Commerce took time out to recognized them ...

Bolton woman gets back her ID card, after 17 years

By Bill Rea A bank is known as a place for keeping money safe, but identification cards? Bolton resident Doris Porter had a card that ...

Plowing Match went last Thursday in Caledon

By Bill Rea The weather was great last Thursday for the 89th annual Plowing Match, put on by the Peel-Dufferin Plowmen’s Association. Hosted by the ...

Thompson led everywhere but Bolton

By Bill Rea Mayor-elect Allan Thompson has strong support from all over Caledon, although there’s room for improvement in Bolton. Thompson was ahead of all ...