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Lauren’s brisk slime sales are going to help Sick Kids

By Bill Rea There’s no denying that slime sells, and sometimes for a good cause. Caledon’s Lauren Pagliuca, 11, has been selling slime to raise ...

Libertarian seeking to represent region at Queen’s Park

By Bill Rea Jeff Harris hopes the Libertarian message can be spread across Dufferin-Caledon and the rest of Ontario in the coming provincial election campaign. ...

Throne speech impressed Liberals, not the opposition

Written By: Bill Rea The Wynne government set out a list of priorities Monday when Lt.-Gov. Elizabeth Dowdeswell delivered the Speech from the Throne, but ...

Jones calls on new minister to fix long-term care woes

By Bill Rea Oak Ridges – Markham MPP Dr. Helena Jaczek was in her first full day as Minister of Health and Long-Term Care when she ...

Andrew Nowell running for Trillium Party in local riding

By Bill Rea The social conservative Trillium Party of Ontario is going to be represented in Dufferin-Caledon in this year’s provincial election. Melancthon resident Andrew ...

PCs grill minister on plans for GTA West

By Bill Rea Duffering-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones was joined by her colleague from Kitchener-Conestoga Michael Harris, Progressive Conservative critic for transportation, last Wednesday in questioning Transportation ...

Tilson notes budget falls short in several areas

By Bill Rea The federal budget, brought down Tuesday by Finance Minister Bill Morneau, had several provisions aimed at women, with little else going in ...

Province scrubs plans for new 400-style road across Caledon

Bu Bill Rea The Province has announced it is not moving ahead with the proposed highway in the GTA West Corridor, and that has sparked reactions ...

Progressive Conservatives work to get over week of turmoil

By Bill Rea Last week was not an easy time for Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives. In fact, Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones confirmed Saturday that she was glad ...

Local candidates on Cabinet shuffle

By Bill Rea There might be some benefits coming from last week’s shuffling of Premier Kathleen Wynne’s cabinet. With just months to go before the ...

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