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Caledon Animal Services accepted a donation today for $5,000, one of the biggest donations this year, from students and staff at Montessori Country School.

“I thank the Montessori Country school for raising funds for our shelter. Hundreds of animals in need come through our animal shelter doors each year,” said Mayor Annette Groves. “We aim to reunite, rehabilitate, and rehome lost and abandoned animals in our community and this donation is a tremendous help to us in achieving these goals.”

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September 22, 2023 (CALEDON, ON) – The Town of Caledon Fire and Emergency Services department welcomed nine new full-time firefighters to the team at a graduation ceremony held today at Station 302 in Bolton.

“It’s always a great day when we can add to our fantastic Caledon Fire and Emergency Services team,” said Deputy Chief Samantha Hoffmann. “We are extremely proud to welcome these new recruits to our team and look forward to serving our community alongside them.”

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CALEDON, ON (September 21, 2023) – The Town of Caledon received two Excellence in Economic Development Awards on September 20,2023 from the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) at the IEDC Annual Conference. These awards celebrate the Town’s leadership on an international stage in advancing community vitality and livability – key drivers of local economic growth.

The Town was awarded bronze in the following categories:

• Multimedia/Video Promotion: Better Cities for Pets
• Neighbourhood...

A Public Meeting will be held to consider proposed Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment applications. Your input and insight will inform and shape plans that meet the needs of our community.
Meeting Date: October 17, 2023 | Meeting start time: 7 p.m.

How to participate

The Town of Caledon offers a hybrid meeting model with multiple ways for members of the public to participate and engage with Council.

CALEDON, ON (September 19, 2023) - Today, the Town of Caledon announced changes that will streamline the government from 11 departments to six, each led by a Commissioner or Chief. Consolidating departments will prepare the Town to become a leading single-tier municipality that delivers efficient, innovative services.

Savings of more than $1 million annually from the restructuring will be redirected to help manage growth and staffing and reduce some pressures on increased taxes.

Peel Region will...