Road Closures

February 18, 2021 - Town of Caledon Council approved the 2021 Budget during the Town Council meeting on February 16, 2021, which focuses on helping residents and businesses recover from the pandemic, maintaining community services and infrastructure and preparing for expected growth.

“The 2021 budget process was indeed different and both Council and Town Staff worked hard to ensure that it was fair while helping us move in the right direction,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “Our focus this year is on...

November 27, 2020 - The Town of Caledon is disappointed by a resolution that was walked on and adopted yesterday at Peel Regional Council that would reduce our residents’ voice at Peel Region. The motion would reduce Town’s representation on Peel Region’s 25-member Council to just three seats.

Currently, Caledon has five seats. For context, Mississauga has 12 (all of their City Council), and Brampton has seven.

“This surprise motion is unacceptable,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “Representation on...

November 21, 2020 -- In response to the November 20 announcement by the Province of Ontario, the Town of Caledon is taking action to implement revised Region of Peel Public Health COVID-19 restrictions.

Effective Monday, November 23 at 12:01 a.m. Caledon, as part of the Region of Peel, is moving into “Lockdown” (Grey) level.

“As Dr. Loh has pointed out, the numbers in Caledon are going in the wrong direction,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “This is not just a Brampton or Mississauga issue. We have...

(November 18, 2020) The Town of Caledon is launching a reinvigorated shop local campaign to encourage support for local business this holiday season.

The #LoveLocalCaledon campaign includes a number of initiatives including advertising, lightpole banners, posters, social media content and even specially designed non-medical masks.

“It’s one of the great things about this community…people want to help,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “This campaign taps into community pride, creates visibility for our...

Public Open House Meeting

To help residents address property line fence disputes, the Town is considering enactment of a Division Fence By-law. The proposed By-law would permit a person to independently start work on a shared property line fence after providing proper notice to their neighbour. A fair portion of cost, set out in the By-law, could be recovered through court if necessary. For more information, please see the following items: 

• Draft Division Fence By-law
• Draft Procedural Guide

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