A hearty farewell followed by a magnanimous gesture. All Caledonian’s should rise in unison to salute Mayor Thompson’s 20 years of dedicated civic service. His philanthropic acts of kindness are well renowned. Allan has been the mayor of Caledon for the last seven and a half years. Prior to his role as mayor, he was […]
Few can contest that the G.T.A housing market has become a raging inferno. Factually home prices have tripled inside 10 years with the biggest % increase occurring in the last 2 years. According to TREB “Toronto`s Average Home Price set another record in January, nearing $1.3 million.” Most of us can acknowledge that the primary […]
Wondering where all the workers have gone? Those with children will simply tell you that their wages are not significant enough to justify the expense of child care! Affordable Child Care would be an immediate panacea for tens of thousands of parents looking to bulk up their social-economic standing and for employers to find skilled […]
This March 1st our Provincial Government has announced that all capacity limits and vaccination restrictions will be eliminated. Hallelujah! What will this mean for an already bustling housing market? Will the suburbs lose their newfound celebrity status? Can our downtowns rise like a phoenix? Wanting answers? Call any one of our 3 offices to have […]
President John Kennedy once said, “ for those to whom much is given, much is required”. Recently, Mayor Tory and Premier Ford have dutifully donned this heavy philosophical mantle. This week`s Solomon-like rhetoric about the greater good taking precedent over the expression of individual sentiments, solicited much public opinion. Realistically these defining statements help establish the […]
Requesting 100,000 Donated Trees. Shakespeare once wrote that when Julius Caesar launched his armada in 55 BC to conquer Britain. He had uttered this famous phrase; “Fortune Favours the Brave”! Requesting that our politicians act demonstratively regarding the recently decommissioned OBRC (rail line) might facilitate Caledon the opportunity of receiving 100,000 free trees. The Federal […]
A hardy pair of northern ravens have just finished raising a family of 3 in a most bucolic setting over looking the Credit River just north of Inglewood. These sizable and highly intelligent tricksters are relatively recent returnees to the Caledon Hills. Shunned, shot and poisoned by man for their propensity to eat carrion, farm produce and their dark […]
Wily’ Mayor Patrick Brown shoots and scores a lights-out goal for the City of Brampton against the clearly overmatched surrogate (ORDC) of the Orangeville Council. The O.R.D.C just sold 5 plus acres of prime development land at Nelson and West St. in Brampton for a beguiling sum of $24.5 million. Perhaps the O.R.D.C can save […]
Karin and Tom Bremner have been advocating for road safety in Caledon for years. The couple lives in Inglewood and runs a blog through their appraisal company’s website where they talk about road issues and work in Caledon. In their neighbourhood, they see a plethora of cars being rerouted through the village whenever parts of […]
No one can dispute that 2022 is off to a most calamitous start. It is the 2nd year of rotating geographic lockdowns and curtailed travel opportunities. Home schooling and working from home has lost its initial appeal and inherent lustre. This subtle civic restlessness is already soliciting political palpation. Imagine what will happen when the […]