Something of note for the citizens of Caledon: The Town of Caledon has initiated a study to determine how intensification will be incorporated throughout the Town of Caledon. If you are interested, you invited to attending one of the three meetings scheduled for Tuesday, February 18, 2014 at the following times and locations: 9:30am-12:00pm Caledon […]
News has come out this week about a 5 million square foot Canadian Tire warehouse potentially being located in Bolton. Check out the full article from the Toronto Sun here: http://www.torontosun.com/2013/09/19/canadian-tire-warehouse-project-divides-bolton There seem to be mixed opinions about the project. The potential increase in traffic volume could be more than this small town could handle, […]
“The Caledon Central Pool is closed. “Residents are advised that the Caledon Central Pool at 18355 Kennedy road in Caledon is closed immediately and indefinitely,” read a release from the Town of Caeldon. The issues so far are mould, and rust. “The Town of Caledon is taking a precautionary move to close the facility based […]
The bucolic perfectly situated Caledon Central Pool is being threatened with being permanently closed. Here is a perfect opportunity for our Village Associations to speak forcefully about something that has brought immeasurable benefit and pleasure to the many thousand that reside within the Caledon Hills. Please raise your voices in a clear resounding chorus and […]
“D.C. Snowy Owl Treated After Being Hit by Bus A snowy owl that has captivated D.C. this winter was apparently met with an all-too-urban mishap: It is being treated for injuries sustained from being hit by a bus. The owl was reportedly injured by the bus in the vicinity of 15th and I streets. It was […]
There is a program being hosted by The Credit Valley Conservation called The Grassland on My Lands. It will be informative session on how to improve and create grasslands on your property and to provide habitat for grassland bird species. It’s a free event, and free lunch will be included. You can register here. If […]
“Trenton farmer Frank Meyers made the news last week with his seven-year fight to stop the Department of National Defence plan to expropriate his farm, which has been in his family since 1798. DND wants Meyers’ farm to build a new training and administrative campus for the Canadian Special Forces Command and the situation is […]
There have been 583 accidents and counting on Highway 10 inside 2 years plus 65 fatal or near fatal accidents have occurred along a 20 km stretch of highway 10 south of Orangeville. Many at or near our local intersections in the last 30 months. The 410 merger with highway 10, has resulted in the […]
If you find that your pipes have frozen, you may need to contact your plumber. But here are some helpful tips provided by The City of Toronto, so that you can try thaw out the pipes yourself: Turn on a tap in the basement, preferably the cold water faucet in the laundry room. Use a […]
“There was a time when Canadians revelled in the Rob Ford story. Toronto is the city that many in the country love to hate, after all. And its mayor was giving those who long ago tired of the city’s perceived self-importance and pretentiousness one wonderful schadenfreude moment after another. ” Gary Mason of The Globe […]