News and Notices

Notice of Public Meeting: Columbia Way EA

A Public Meeting will be held to share updates and receive input from the public on the study to date, including the problem / opportunity, existing conditions, alternative solutions, and the preliminary preferred solution.

Your input and insight will inform and shape plans that meet the needs of our community.

Due to continuing efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19 and to protect individuals, Town Hall will not be open to the public to attend this meeting. It will be held electronically...

Notice of Completion: Stormwater Impact Assessment, George St. and McFaul St.

The Town of Caledon has completed a Stormwater Impact Assessment which addresses drainage issues experienced by property owners on George Street and McFaul Street. The purpose of the assessment was to analyze the existing drainage system, identify potential drainage causes and issues, and develop solutions.

Five alternative solutions have been developed, and the preferred and recommended strategy is a complete reconstruction of George Street and McFaul Street including an urban cross section with...

Caledon advocates for change at ROMA 2021

While Caledon Council has been primarily focused on efforts to defeat the COVID-19 pandemic, addressing other pressing issues that impact the Town of Caledon remains a priority. From improving internet access and road safety to value-added agriculture and preserving employment lands, Mayor Thompson and Members of Council are continuing to work on the priorities outlined in the Council Work Plan. 

Many of the projects and initiatives of Council depend on support from the Province of Ontario....

Caledon extends mask by-law

January 22, 2021 -- Following the recent provincial stay-at-home order and state of emergency, the Town of Caledon is extending its mask by-law and adapting other procedures, programs and services to comply. 

“The cooperation by the vast majority of Caledon residents has been tremendous,” said Mayor Allan Thompson.  “Now is the time for all of us to stay home except for essential purposes.” 

“We understand that people may still have questions about compliance,” said Inspector Mike...

Notice of Application: 12259 Chinguacousy Road

Proposed changes

To establish a plan of subdivision on the subject lands for 504 residential units consisting of 347 single detached dwellings, 101 rear lane townhouse dwellings and 56 back-to-back townhouse dwellings, together with new roads, an environmental block, greenway corridor, neighbourhood park, and two affordable housing blocks (one for the Region of Peel, one for Habitat for Humanity) and servicing block.

Applicant and location

• File Number(s): 21T-20006C
• Applicant: Mayfield Development...