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October 18, 2018 · 0 Comments
Further clarification and context is needed in the story titled ‘Ward 5 councillor candidates debate housing issues’ in Volume 38, Issue 41 of the Caledon Citizen.
Area Councillor Candidate Steve Conforti was quoted as “I want my kids to grow up in a similar place. I want visitors to come to Bolton to eat and shop, not just drive through town. I want businesses to thrive and work together to build a ‘choose local network.”
The full quote was: “I can remember growing up in a safe and friendly village that had a lot more community spirit than it does now. We had a downtown that was active and our plazas were all full. I want my kids to enjoy growing up in a similar place. I want visitors to come to Bolton to eat and shop, not just drive through town. I want businesses to thrive and work together to build a ‘choose local network. I want our residents to be able to play in town, whether it’s sports, arts or entertainment. I want our seniors to be able to downsize and our first-time home buyers to be able to continue to live in Bolton
The Citizen regrets any confusion this may have caused.
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