News and Notices

Dominion Street Environmental Assessments

UPDATE (June 18, 2020)

A Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) has been completed which identifies the appropriate solution to address bank stabilization and bridge rehabilitation activities. This work will improve safety and access based on the current and future use of Dominion Street and the bridge located on the same road. The study was conducted in accordance with the planning and design process for Schedule ‘C’ projects, as outlined in the Municipal Engineers Association "Municipal...

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Caledon continues to launch new online tools to support economic growth and recovery

To further enhance customer experience and provide innovative ways to serve residents and businesses, the Town of Caledon is moving all development application processes online.

“Building and construction is a huge economic engine for Caledon,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “And even though we’re not opening Town Hall just yet, I’m happy to announce that we can continue to serve our community while we still practice physical distancing. Whether you’re looking for a minor variance to reduce a setback...

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Caledon joins ShopHERE to help local business grow

To help support our local small businesses, Caledon has joined the ShopHERE powered by Google program.

ShopHERE powered by Google, which started in the City of Toronto, helps independent businesses and artists build a digital presence and minimize the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Local businesses and artists can apply for the program at digitalmainstreet.ca/shophere to get their online store built at no-cost.

This program goes beyond just main street bricks and mortar locations as it...

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Goal of high-speed internet for Caledon reaches major milestone

The Province of Ontario announced today that an RFP worth over $5 million will result in a major improvement to Caledon’s high-speed internet infrastructure.  Issued by Southwestern Integrated Fibre Technology Inc. (SWIFT), the RFP includes contributions from all three levels of government – and a local investment of over $600,000 from the Town of Caledon.  

“We have long advocated that this is an essential service and now the pandemic has underscored it,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “I’m...

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