‘Looking’ is fantastic at Blackhorse Village Theatre

By Anne Ritchie It should come as no surprise that Blackhorse is “Looking” good, when Norm Foster’s play of that very name claims the spotlight. When the quick-witted playwright’s talent is joined with a highly entertaining cast, the result is ...

Watch Cory Trepanier’s film Into the Arctic II

Gather together food, clothes, bedding and painting supplies, and follow Cory Trépanier as he explores and records the vast Canadian arctic. Facing the challenges of ...

Learn how to use social media for a small business

Join Caledon Small Business Enterprise Centre (SBEC) at Caledon Community Services at the Royal Courtyards in Bolton June 21. There will be a presentation by ...

Jones bothered OPG didn’t talk to her about nuclear disposal site

By Bill Rea A story in the business section of Tuesday’s Toronto Star raised a few eyebrows locally, but officials aren’t too concerned yet. The ...

Signals coming to Highway 9 intersection with The Gore Road

By Bill Rea The northern portion of The Gore Road in Caledon is likely to see some changes, bringing things in line with what has ...

Commercial development envisioned for Tullamore

By Bill Rea A 23.5-acre site in Tullamore is being eyed as a possible location for a Smart Centres. Bousefields Inc., on behalf of Airfield ...

Delphinium Festival will be blooming with flowers, art, workshops

The gardens will be blooming and the sun shining for the sixth annual Delphinium Festival and Art in the Garden Show, July 6 and 7 ...

Public Works Week was marked in Caledon

National Public Works Week was recently marked in Caledon and throughout Canada. It was an occasion for the Town to honour its public works employees. ...

Region wants bikes on paved shoulders

Peel Regional councillors wants cyclists using more paved shoulders on roads. Councillors recently passed a motion calling on the Province to amend the Highway Traffic ...

Construction on Hampton Inn and Suites is underway in Bolton

Hampton Hotels, the global brand of more than 1,900 mid-priced Hampton Inn, Hampton Inn and Suites and Hampton by Hilton hotels worldwide, has broken ground ...

Jones pledges to stop the trades tax

Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones recently signed a pledge to stop the Liberal government’s new tax that will affect skilled trades, employers and consumers across Ontario. Simcoe ...

MANY OUT FOR LITTLE TYKE HIKE

Satisfaction with long-term care in Peel

By Nick Fernandes Peel Regional council recently approved the findings of a 2012 report on long-term care facilities, made after a study of the quality ...

Bandits split their week with loss at home, but win on the road

By Brian Lockhart The Caledon Junior C Bandits are getting closer to breaking .500 for the season. After three consecutive losses, including a one-goal defeat ...

Shutout at North Hill Park leaves Dodgers with 3-5 record

By Brian Lockhart Despite being blanked in their last two at-bats, the Bolton Dodgers still have a decent spot in the North Dufferin Baseball League ...

Brewers lead NDBL

By Brian Lockhart The Bolton Brewers continue to lead the North Dufferin Baseball League’s senior division. The Bolton squad has been driving up the total, ...

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BANDITS GET TO PROVINCIAL FINALS

Caledon FC wins home opener in first year in men’s soccer division

By Brian Lockhart The Caledon FC senior division club opened the season with a 2-1 home opener win over Croatia Norval under the lights on ...

Tie remains at top of ball hockey standings

Some high scores were combined with a pair of shutouts in last week’s Inglewood Ball Hockey League action. When things were done for the night, ...

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Polo For Heart offers world class polo and entertainment

Polo For Heart, one of Canada’s most unique equestrian sporting events, offers a spectacular venue from which to watch thoroughbred polo ponies and players from ...

C3 Kinetico Kids of Steel marks its 13th year Sunday in Caledon village

For the 13th consecutive year, Youth took over the streets of Caledon village for the C3 Kinetico Kids of Steel Triathlon. The yearly youth and ...

Break-in on Beach Grove Sideroad

Various tools and pieces of equipment were reported stolen June 8 after a garage on Beach Grove Sideroad was broken into. Caledon OPP reports the ...

Drug charges after traffic stop

A 33-year-old man from Thornhill was charged May 28 after police spotted a car running a stop sign in Terra Cotta. Caledon OPP reports officers were ...

Project 10-4 looking for speeders this week

By Bill Rea The way some people drive on Highway is a concern for a number of police services, and they have started cracking down, ...

RV stolen from Bolton parking lot

A 45-foot 2008 American Motors Heritage recreational vehicle was reported stolen from the business parking lot where it was stored in Bolton. Caledon OPP reports ...

HOUSE FIRE SUNDAY ON KING

Caledon OPP taking part in Project 10-4

Caledon OPP has announced it has joined in a policing partnership created to reduce the number of aggressive drivers on Highway 10, and the number of ...

Unlocked vehicles entered in Strawberry Fields

Several residents in the Strawberry Fields subdivision awoke May 25 to discover that their vehicles had been entered during the night and numerous items had ...

Police have safety tips for cyclists and motorists

With the nice weather evidently here to stay for a while, more people are out on their bikes. Caledon OPP is reminding cyclists and motorists to ...

Bolton girl runs Caledon OPP for a day

By Nick Fernandes Paige Barclay, a Grade 5 student at Ellwood Memorial Public School in Bolton, took up service in her community as Caledon OPP Detachment ...

Paramedic promotion at Town Hall Tuesday

Peel paramedics responded to 1,657 cardiac arrests alone in the last year. Immediate and effective cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), even hands-only CPR, means a better chance ...

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