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Caledon inspires local students with Youth Education Day

CALEDON, ON (February 26, 2025) – Grade 10 students from Caledon high schools got a firsthand look at real-world career pathways at the Town’s Youth Education Day on February 25, 2026. Hosted at the award-winning Humber River Centre, in partnership with Deschool Online Inc., the event affirmed the Town’s commitment to connecting students with real-world learning opportunities and local job prospects.

Students enjoyed expert presentations and gained insights into careers across medical technology,...

Caledon strengthens crackdown on Illegal Land Use and Trucking Operations

CALEDON, ON (February 17, 2026) – The Town of Caledon continues to address illegal land use and illegal trucking operations, reinforcing its commitment to protecting the community and ensuring compliance with the Town’s by-laws. 

On February 11, 2026, the Town secured another successful prosecution resulting in a $60,000 fine of an illegal truck depot along The Gore Road. A prohibition order was also granted, preventing the parking or storage of commercial motor vehicles over 4,500 kg on the...

Family Day offers free family-fun activities and holiday closures

CALEDON, ON (February 9, 2026) – This Family Day, the Town of Caledon will be hosting free events that guarantee family fun for everyone. There are some closures to keep in mind, but lots of fun activities to spend with your family.

Monday, February 16: Free Activities with Recreation Caledon

Free drop-in activities are scheduled between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on February 16 at the following locations:

• Albion Bolton Community Centre
• Caledon Centre for Recreation and Wellness
• Caledon East Community Complex

Town of Caledon confirms Peel Region roads transfer will result in 73% tax increase per household

CALEDON, ON (February 4, 2026) - The Town of Caledon reaffirmed today that the proposed downloading of regional roads from Peel Region would impose approximately $80 million annually in new costs on Caledon taxpayers, following discussions at its Single Tier Transition Committee (STTC) meeting. 

Based on conservative estimates first identified in a 2023 report, this would amount to approximately 73% tax increase per household annually. 

At the Single Tier Transition Committee meeting, Mayor Groves...

Caledon Council says no to Peel download of regional roads and waste management

CALEDON, ON (May 21, 2024) – On Tuesday during its regularly scheduled Council meeting, Caledon Council broke its year-plus commitment to confidentiality on Peel transition and called on the Transition Board to keep regional roads and waste management at the Region to protect Caledon taxpayers.

Caledon remains committed to the process overall, but as the final report looms, the Town is concerned that there may be an option on the table where Caledon taxpayers would be asked to pay the bill for...