Road Closures

Today, the Province announced that it will be updating the Hazel McCallion Act legislation to improve service delivery in Peel Region, preserving Caledon's connection with the Regional Municipality of Peel within a two-tier system.

As part of today’s announcement, the Province has focused the mandate and asked that the Transition Board bring forward recommendations on optimizing the delivery of services that support the commitment to build more homes, including land-use planning, servicing, roads...

The Town of Caledon is actively seeking community input to shape the future of Bolton as part of a comprehensive strategy for positive growth throughout the entire municipality.

A strategic review of the Secondary Plans for the Bolton area is underway, with a specific focus on identifying an optimal location for a second GO station along Highway 50. This initiative aims to revitalize and enhance this crucial corridor, contributing to the overall progress of Caledon. The proposed Bolton Secondary...

Caledon to support changes to public notice legislation

Caledon Council voted to support a request to update the Province’ of Ontario's Legislation Act, 2006 to include digital publications for publication and notice requirements for provincial acts and regulations. The act currently requires newspapers in a print form to be used for notices. The amendment would help communities without a local print newspaper provide information to residents and meet the requirements of the act.

Council...

The Town of Caledon is looking for input from residents and businesses in a survey for the 2024 Budget. 

“We are committed to partnering with our residents and businesses to execute Caledon's Strategic Plan, shaping a community that offers the best aspects of urban and rural life," expressed Mayor Annette Groves. "I encourage everyone to take a moment to complete our survey, contributing crucial insights for the 2024 budget. Your input aids Council in understanding community priorities, enabling...

Town of Caledon wishes everyone a happy and safe holiday season. Town offices and non-emergency services including Provincial Offences Courts, in Orangeville and Caledon East, will be closed from Monday, December 25, 2023 to Monday, January 1, 2024, inclusive, and will re-open for business Tuesday, January 2, 2024.

Caledon Public Library

Caledon Public Library will be closed December 24, 25, 26, 31 and open with regular hours December 27-30. Libraries are closed January 1, 2024 and open January 2...