By WES KELLER Freelance Reporter
The Town of Caledon has taken a double swipe at the proposed Melancthon mega-quarry by writing directly to the Ministry of Environment after also filing an objection to the application prior to the comment deadline of April 26. More...
raging in Northwestern Ontario have forced many people out of their homes. More...
In May and June, area residents scoffed at the wet and cold facsimile of spring they were enduring. Then, in late June and the first weeks of July, they were swept up in a heat wave. More...
Low water conditions have been declared in parts of the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority (NVCA) watershed. A Level I low water condition now exists for the Boyne River as well as the Blue Mountain and Innisfil Creek subwatersheds. More...
Shelburne Rotarians are hard at work preparing for the 61st Canadian Open Old Time Fiddle Championship, which will be under way in two weeks, starting August 3 and running until August 7 in the renovated Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex. More...
Canadian Blood Services phlebotomist Sherri sat with experienced donor Mardi Ziegler as she donated blood during the clinic held at the Best Western Inn & Suites hotel on Monday. More...
By DAN PELTON Staff Reporter
In a bid to preserve the past and prepare for the future, an ambitious project has been launched to rejuvenate a historic pond near the Alton Mill. More...
By BILL REA Caledon Citizen
A Conservative government under Tim Hudak would keep a closer eye on sex offenders by hooking them up to global positioning system (GPS) bracelets. The plan, announced by Mr. More...
took place on Saturday as local gardeners and landscape lovers were able to tour a number of local homes, and see what the owners have done with their gardens. More...
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