The Headwaters of Ontario is blessed with thousands of ponds and wetlands. In their annual migrations to the Boreal forest and the Canadian Arctic, millions of birds rest in these areas. This ornithological wonder can be tabulated by following “BirdCast “on the internet. It is sponsored by Cornell University and tracks mainly the nocturnal migration of […]
It starts today the Caledon Village farmers market and runs every Friday throughout this month! The Market features local produce and artisans for all to see! Markets open to the public are becoming increasingly popular for people looking for local products, as well as for tourists. Learn more at the link below! https://www.thestar.com/local-caledon/life/2022/04/28/new-weekly-market-launching-in-caledon-village-at-fairgrounds.html
According to the Humane Society of the United States; This homemade de-skunking mixture actually works! 1 litre of 3% hydrogen peroxide 60 ml( 1/4 cup ) baking soda 5 ml (big spoon) liquid dishwashing soap Mix and apply ASAP! We may suggest that you do this outside, a downstairs garage, or perhaps a local spray car wash! Remember to leash […]
The Garden Club Plant Sale and Bike Shop Café Craft Market! These events are taking place only on Saturday May 14th! So don’t miss it! Join us on Facebook or Instagram @villageofinglewood for more upcoming events!
Brampton City council has just decreed that the potential 10 km of OBRY parkland be mothballed. Shamefully the potential for future civic profit appears to be taking precedence over the evident benefit that a million or more Citizens could enjoy by having additional parkland running through their neighborhoods. The big question remains, what will Caledon Town […]
Community Spirit Exemplified by dozens of Boston Miller’s. Citizens of Cheltenham and Inglewood who are tired of municipal doublespeak and inaction. Recently, they came together to clean trash from nearly 4 km of Boston Mills Road over the last few weeks. “On April 24, the Boston Millers got together and collected a pickup truck-full of […]
Common Sense vs. Egregious Greed. The prospects of building the new 413 highway have already become a most contentious issue, especially in Caledon. Many would argue that this new proposed motorway is not the solution to our inter-regional trade problems. Based on the expanded theory of induced demand. Meanwhile and more importantly the arterial roads that […]
The spring avian migration season of 2022 has apparently lured a most deadly visitor to the headwaters of S/W Ontario. What we suspect, is that H5N1 has descended amongst our wild waterfowl. These colorful happy wanderers may have fallen victim to this insidious virus while wintering south of the border. Thousands of seagulls and hundreds […]
Federal Liberals forward proposals to halt Blind Bidding. Why are we not surprised to learn that TRREB is gearing up to battle the Federal Liberal government`s proposal to ban “Blind Bidding” for houses. ______ To paraphrase an astute article from Rachelle Younglai of the Globe and Mail. Ontario real estate boards are being asked to introduce […]
This June 2nd, all Ontarians have the opportunity to express their political sentiments by casting a ballot. To those that might smirk at our political process with a Cheshire or Cavalier grin. They should remember the words of the recently deceased Congressman John Lewis; “that right to vote is precious, almost sacred. It is the […]