National Fitness and the Riverdale Fitness Mill have started a food hamper for a deserving family residing within the Caledon Hills. If you would like to contribute a food or clothing item there is a growing hamper located near the front desk of the fitness club, which is open nearly 18 hours […]
Tis the Season, to give to those that are less fortunate! The hard charging and dedicated Volunteer Firefighters of Inglewood have taken this creed to a new level, with their “Fill a Fire Truck” with toys campaign. Check out the VIA’s Events page or the Inglewood Post Office about dropping off your donation. There is […]
The Local Chorus lead by several of our politicians (Councilmen Doug & Richard, Mayor Morrison, MPP Sylvia Jones) has recently had some success in their dire request for an upgrade of the 20 year old lights now situated at the corner of Olde Base Line and Highway 10. Sadly, these last few years, […]
Check out what’s happening in Caledon this week, including a public open house for the proposed Canadian Tire Distribution Centre.
The Village of Inglewood Association has put together a list of upcoming events in town over the next month. Check out what’s going on below: Town of Caledon Parks and Rec has shown an interest in bringing programs to Inglewood (Community Centre and Arena) as early as January 2013. The 3-person Parks and Rec team […]
Shocked by your latest Tax Assessment? Well, the majority of homeowners in Caledon can certainly empathize. Lacking any substantial industrial base, the present concept of Scandinavian levels of taxing regarding residential homeowners, is, by any normal standards, unsustainable. There are discussions pending (before planning) about enlarging certain pockets that are located on viable transportation arteries […]
Yes, it’s true, after decades of discussion Toronto’s Pearson Airport is becoming a world-class airport. Construction has started on the elevated (90 ft. high in spots) Air-Rail Link between Pearson and Union Station. There will be intermediate stops at Weston for westbound passengers and northbound or subway customers disembarking at Bloor. How will this affect Public Go Transit in the western […]
Yes Folks; That is a young Peregrine Falcon diving at pigeons in and around the Go Station in Downtown Brampton. So all commuters keep your eyes on the skies, while scuttling to and fro from your train or bus. You will be entertained by an aerial display that is second to none in the animal […]
Modern architecture maybe very appealing to look at but these new multi-layered glass buildings which are springing up like mushrooms in a pine forest after a rainfall are a clarion call to death for many of our winged brethren, especially during spring and fall migration seasons. Simple devices such as a repetitive ringed circles attached […]
Caledon Public Library With seven branches throughout Caledon, it’s never far to go to find great books… or magazines, movies, CDs, and video games. There are also fun activities and programs for all ages, as well as on-going art exhibits showcasing a lot of local talent. The staff is always helpful and friendly, and the […]