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By Jim Stewart The Mayfield Mavericks defeated the Milton District High School Mustangs 12-6 in an exhibition lacrosse game in Caledon amid drizzly, cool conditions on Friday night. Dubbed “Friday Night Lights”, the contest was played in front of 500 fans who braved the elements and celebrating an evening of lacrosse and community. A trio of Ethans paced the Mavericks’ offensive attack versus Milton. Ethan Brassard led Mayfield with four goals w…Caledon · Caledon Read Article

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Author to sign copies of new book at Past Glories of Toad Hollow

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Town of Caledon reports remarkable 2024 year-end surplus of over $5.3 million

Town of Caledon reports remarkable 2024 year-end surplus of over $5.3 million

Contributed The Town of Caledon is proud to report its second consecutive year-end budget surplus of over $5.3 million for 2024 – more than doubling 2023. This marks a significant milestone in the Town’s continued demonstration of fiscal responsibility and prudent resource management. Achieving back-to-back surpluses underscores Caledon’s strong financial stewardship and its dedication to delivering value to residents while maintaining sustainab…Caledon · Caledon Read Article

Alton Mill Arts Centre receives $20K grant through Caledon’s 6 Villages CIP

Alton Mill Arts Centre receives $20K grant through Caledon’s 6 Villages CIP

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Last week, Mayor Annette Groves and Acting CAO Eric Lucic and Councillors Early and Sheen presented a $20,000 cheque to the Alton Mill Arts Centre through the Town’s 6 Villages Community Improvement Plan (CIP). Martin Kouprie, Managing Partner, and Jeremy Grant, Co-Founder of the Alton Mill Arts Centre, were there to receive the cheque. At the presentation, Mayor Groves shared the importance o…Caledon · Caledon Read Article

Lloyd Wilson Centennial Park is getting greener thanks to partnerships

Lloyd Wilson Centennial Park is getting greener thanks to partnerships

By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Village of Inglewood Association has partnered with Credit Valley Conservation to plant 150 native trees and shrubs at Lloyd Wilson Centennial Park. Nearly 30 volunteers came out Sunday morning to help with the planting. Jeff Theeuwen, a Village of Inglewood Association member, helped get this initiative going. He had attended a committee meeting where there was talk of securing trees for …Trees · Caledon Read Article

‘Brotherhood’ is a mighty powerful thing

‘Brotherhood’ is a mighty powerful thing

MARK PAVILONS “Friends are the siblings God never gave us.”– Mencius I never had a brother and often wonder what that would have been like.My older sister and I were almost eight years apart so for most of my childhood, we weren’t close. And, in those days, having your little brother tag along just wasn’t cool.When she became ill and moved back into my parents’ home we got a bit closer. She received a kidney transplant and went blind – definitel…King City, Ontario · King City See the Story

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