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The Town of Caledon has appointed Gino Alborino as its new Chief Information Officer, tasking him with leading digital transformation as the community prepares for decades of major growth.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 3 min read
The Caledon Music Festival is back for three weeks in August, with concerts at a sunflower farm in Caledon East, the Alton Mill Arts Centre and Westminster United Church in Orangeville.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 3 min read
A free community party with a live DJ, bouncy castle and barbecue is coming to Southfields later this month, hosted by a local realtor and a Pilates studio marking its second anniversary.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 2 min read
Councillors have unanimously backed funding for the detailed design of a public square at Airport Road and Emma Street, a corner that sat vacant for four decades before the Town bought it in 2024.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 2 min read
The Bolton Brewers handed the league-leading New Lowell Knights their first loss of the season, crushing them 13-2 in a mercy-shortened game powered by four home runs.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 3 min read
The Town of Caledon's Music in the Park series kicked off July 2 at Dennison Park in Southfields Village, with free Thursday evening concerts running through Aug. 20.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 3 min read
Caledon residents will see no change at the curb for now, but the town is set to team up with Brampton for waste collection when its current contract with the Region of Peel ends in September 2027.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 2 min read
Residents can weigh in next week on a Town proposal to rename portions of Beech Grove Sideroad near the new Golf Canada Headquarters.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 2 min read
The Town of Caledon is marking National Indigenous History Month with events across the community, including a Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation presence at Caledon Day and Treaty 19 history displays at four municipal facilities.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 2 min read
More than a dozen protesters gathered outside TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley on Saturday to oppose a proposed 645-acre quarry, drawing attention to its expected impact on groundwater and the Credit River.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 3 min read
The Peel District School Board is inviting alumni, families and former staff to say goodbye to the original Caledon East Public School on June 26, ahead of the new school's opening this September.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 3 min read
More than 140 people filled the Alton Mill Arts Centre outdoor Annex on June 7 for the fourth annual Tapestry of Art and Music, a fundraiser that featured work from 86 Ontario artists and live music from a Hamilton-based vocal ensemble.
By Caledon Voice Staff · 3 min read