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Town of Caledon marks National Truth and Reconciliation Day

September 30, 2021 -- The Town of Caledon is proclaiming September 30, 2021 as National Truth and Reconciliation Day.

A flag-raising ceremony with Mayor and Council will mark the occasion, as well as the following initiatives meant to support Caledon’s commitment to Indigenous people.

Mayor Allan Thompson released the following statement:

Here in the Town of Caledon we are marking the very first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in a number of ways.

At our Town Council meeting...

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Town of Caledon breaks ground for Rotary Place expansion

September 24, 2021 -- The Town of Caledon is breaking ground today on an expansion to the Rotary Place in Bolton, which makes up part of the Caledon Seniors Centre.

The new expansion will include multi-purpose rooms, a new kitchen, a new OPP satellite station and more.

“It’s critical that we invest in programs and services to help Caledon residents age in place,” says Mayor Allan Thompson. “I’m excited about this expansion project as it will serve not only our aging population but all community...

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Caledon launches Have Your Say public engagement site

September 22, 2021 -- The Town of Caledon is launching a new public input site called haveyoursaycaledon.ca, where residents and businesses can share opinions and ideas on important Town projects and programs.

“As we plan for the future, public input is absolutely vital to Council decision-making,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “The pandemic has reinforced the need for new, innovative approaches to public engagement, and Have Your Say Caledon makes it easy and convenient for residents to provide input...

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Know before you go: where and what proof of vaccination is required

Proof of vaccination and identification is required to enter all Town of Caledon community centres starting September 22, 2021 as announced by the Province. This is to further protect the community as we all continue to fight the Delta variant and the fourth wave.  

“These regulations by the Province are meant to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and any further restrictions,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “I encourage all eligible residents to get fully vaccinated, so that we...

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Caledon cracks down on illegal land use

September 8, 2021 -- The Town of Caledon has launched an enforcement campaign against illegal land use, particularly illegal trucking operations, to maintain compliance with its zoning by-laws and land uses.

These offences can impact the environment, decrease property values, and inflict noise, traffic and pollution on their neighbours. It also allows offenders to compete unfairly against legitimate operators.

“Caledon is blessed with some of the richest farmland in Ontario,” said Mayor Allan...

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