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Cheers Caledon! to attempt a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS Title

On Friday, June 14 a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS Adjudicator will be at the Cheers Caledon! Craft Beer and Cider Festival to witness what could become the largest cider tasting event ever held.

The Cheers Caledon cider tasting event will feature ciders from Caledon producers Spirit Tree Estate Cidery and Pommies Cider Co.

A "cider tasting event" as defined by this GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title attempt follows very specific rules. A cider sommelier must lead participants through at least three different ciders,...

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Town awards first-ever Beffort Scholarships to local students

Local students Gracie Kehoe and Amanda Cannon are the first-ever recipients of the Doug and Doreen Beffort Legacy Scholarship.  Funded out of proceeds from the Caledon Council Community Golf Tournament, the two $1,000 scholarships support current or former residents of Caledon pursuing a post-secondary degree in the field of education. 

“Doreen and I are absolutely thrilled and proud to see the scholarships go to such amazing young women,” said former Councillor Doug Beffort. “As a former...

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Tourism Week highlights importance of tourism in Caledon

To affirm the importance of tourism in Caledon, Council is proclaiming May 26 to June 1 Tourism Week in Caledon.

“Tourism is a key contributor to Caledon’s economy,” said Mayor Allan Thompson.  “From craft beer and cider to arts and culture to sports and recreation, our tourism operators are dynamic, entrepreneurial and creative and our natural, cultural and heritage assets are second-to-none.”

Experience Caledon!

With summer just around the corner, the Town of Caledon will be highlighting some...

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Report highlights potential cost increases with changes to municipal governance in Peel

Confirming Caledon Council’s support of the current two-tier government in Peel region, a report produced by Ernst & Young (EY) for the Region of Peel reveals that potential changes to municipal governance in Peel region could increase costs over half a billion dollars.

Commissioned at the request of Region of Peel Council, the Financial Impact Analysis of Service Delivery Models looked at municipal services such as roads, transportation, public works, police, and water under three governance...

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How to report your building's water and energy consumption

The Province of Ontario’s Energy & Water Reporting and Benchmarking (EWRB) regulation, is designed to help building owners and managers improve their building’s energy and water efficiency.

Through this regulation, some privately owned multi-unit residential, commercial and industrial buildings are required to report annual energy and water consumption and performance data.

To see if your building is subject to the reporting requirements, consult the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation...

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