In light of the fact that it is currently a very uncertain time, we have something to brighten your day! Guess what? There is a reason you woke up to sunny, sweater weather, with a quick and beautiful rainstorm to follow… That’s right! Spring is finally here – see you later snow! The staff at […]
March Break is one of the most exciting weeks of the year for youth – an entire week of no school, and plenty of time for fun! This year, the Covid-19 pandemic has limited excitement in this regard, by restricting available activities for kids to engage in during their time off. That being said, many […]
Most people are quite perplexed regarding the scale of this health emergency; self isolation is hardly a befitting remedy for active families and individuals. Perhaps exploring the wonders of Toronto’s nearby greenbelt, or inner city park ravines, would provide a salve for our beguiled temperament. Just consider for a moment that Wellington, Dufferin & Peel […]
Sometimes life provides small moments that can be cherished for a life time. The new MP for Dufferin Caledon, Mr. Kyle Seeback, recently provided one of those peripheral moments. His paraphrased philosophy of “Here is your country. Cherish these natural wonders, cherish the natural resources, cherish the history and romance as a sacred heritage, for […]
Spring is nearly here, and that means the Caledon trail systems will be in active use. Please visit the link below to read an opinion piece written by co-owner of Accurate (Peel) Appraisals, Thomas Bremner, covering the safety concerns our firm has been emphasizing for years! https://www.caledonenterprise.com/opinion-story/9860279-this-portion-of-caledon-trans-canada-trail-remains-hazardous-place-to-walk-or-ride/ Please feel free to contact our Inglewood office […]
Great Britain pledges $17 billion to become a Mini-Holland. As Toronto trudges along in becoming a truly world class city, Britain’s Boris Johnson has proudly announced $7.5 billion transport plan, specifically for bikes and buses. Great Britain’s major cities will de facto become replicas of a mini Holland where bike, bus and train transport seamlessly […]
The Elephant in the Room: Household Debt Deep water is much less scary if you are a good swimmer, and if you aren’t attached to a 6000kg elephant! Several Canadians are trying their best to stay above water, by seeking assistive measures to manage household debt. If household debt is a familiar issue for you, […]
What comes to mind when one thinks of a Canadian? Aside from the common thought that we all tredge through snow 12 months of the year for our must-have Timmies coffee, and saying “sorry” to everyone we pass, the Canadian identity primarily revolves around multiculturalism, peace, and of course… HOCKEY! Each year, the Chevrolet […]
Fire & Ice Winter Festival If you are looking for an exciting upcoming event in the Caledon area, look no further! While most of us are certainly anxious to put this cold weather behind us and dive head-first into Summer, why not try to make the best of a Winter Saturday? This upcoming Saturday, January […]
Dying with Dignity – An examination of the ongoing search for affordable housing options for local seniors to live out their retirement The Yold decade has officially arrived, as 51% of Canadians are now seniors. This phenomena is particularly true if you are a resident of Caledon where nearly 60% of the domestic population is […]