Mayor Groves and Caledon’s new Council sworn in for 2022-2026 term

November 17, 2022 · 0 Comments

Family, friends, and community members attend November 15 Council meeting By Zachary Roman The 2022 – 2026 term of Caledon Council has begun. At the ...

“Diamond” in the Hills saluted at fashion show

By Zachary Roman Bethell Hospice is the “diamond” in the hills of Caledon. Bonnie Ledson, one of the six self-titled “divas” who organize the annual ...

Province’s housing plan draws concern from municipal leaders

By Brock Weir Just one day after the 2022 Municipal Election, the Ontario Government’s plan to increase housing supply came under scrutiny from municipal leaders. ...

Annual Christmas market in Alton encourages “Artful Giving”

By Zachary Roman Local artists are once again challenging themselves to create unique holiday gifts for the annual Artful Giving Artisan Gift and Fine Art ...

Cosimo Napoli is ready to “make positive changes” in Caledon

By Zachary Roman Cosimo Napoli said he was “pretty much speechless” after finding out he’d been elected as Councillor in the newly-created Ward 6 in ...

Community remembers at well-attended ceremonies in Alton and Bolton

By Zachary Roman On November 6, Caledon residents gathered to remember those who made the supreme sacrifice in the name of freedom. Remembrance services were ...

Caledon East hair salon celebrates 20 years in business

By Zachary Roman Albina Carusi grew up in Caledon East and always loved its small-town feeling. She worked in Bolton as a hairstylist for some ...

Caledon Area Families for Inclusion relaunching this Sunday with community event

“In this world if we can’t help other people, then what good are we?” asks CAFFI coordinator By Zachary Roman People with differing abilities deserve ...

Butterfly art exhibit at Inglewood coffee shop honours the people we’ve loved and lost

Art made by community also a reminder to acknowledge those in mourning By Zachary Roman Butterflies represent hope and symbolize transformation. That’s why Bethell Hospice ...

Caledon Town Hall Players are back with “A Christmas Tail”

By Constance Scrafield Christmas is coming and theatres are warming up their stories, necessarily with magic; we would not have it otherwise – villains, questions ...

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