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Mailing Registration No. 40032702 BOLTON OPEN FOR CURBSIDE 905.533.7700 905.951.8881 8 Queen Street N., Combined Thursday Circulation: 36,816 256 Queen Street S., Bolton BOLTON Caledon Citizen905-857-6626 | 1-888-557-6626 | www.caledoncitizen.com www.tellojewellers.com Your Community Newspaper FREE Thursday, January 21, 2021 Volume 41, Issue 3 THE Kostynyk Denture Centre DENTURIST | DENTURE CENTRE | SINCE 1995 Loose Dentures? WEWe can ARE help Emergency Repairs STILLwhile you OPEN. wait. To ScheduleTo Schedule Your Your FreeFREE Consultation CONSULTATION , PleasePlease Call Call DavidDavid Kostynyk,Kostynyk, DD,DD, BSc.BSc. 905-857-4464 30 30Martha Martha St., St., SuiteSuite 105 105 Building Connections Mayor Allan Thompson formally inaugurated a new President and Board of the Caledon Chamber of Commerce last week and the new leadership is looking forward to getting to work. According to new Chamber President realtor Anthony Caputo, above, their mandate is to promote “Shop Local, Support Local”, strengthen existing connections within the local businss community and build new ones. Board members include (top row) Jessica Laurenza, Secretary, Pam Davis. Treasurer, (second row) Tish Hansen, Mem- ber, Sarah Leslie, First Vice President, (third row) Shannon Turnball, Second Vice President, and John Ruscetta, Member. For more, see Page A14. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS Providing Boutique Service Call me today to receive knowledgeable advice and a strategy to effectively buy or sell your home. I am a local Realtor who understands town and country properties. Investigation continues into Bolton homicide SSARAHARAH AASTONSTON SalesSales ReprRepesentativresentatieve SUTTO N - HEADWATERS REALTY INC SUTTON - TownHE AandDW CAountryTERS Properties REALTY INC Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL sponding to a reported shooting. Criminal Investigations Branch. Town and Country Properties LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER “Upon arrival, officers located two “Anyone with additional information sarahaston.ca 519.217.4884 male victims,” said the OPP on the day of regarding this homicide is asked to con- sarahaston.ca 519.217.4884 A police investigation continues into a the incident. “One has been pronounced tact the Caledon OPP at (905) 584-2241 or shooting in Bolton that left one man dead deceased at the scene and the second toll free at 1-888-310-1122,” said Police. and another man injured on Monday af- victim was injured and transported to a “You can also provide information anony- TIRE JUNCTION ternoon. hospital.” mously by contacting Peel Crime Stop- ALL-SEASON The Caledon Detachment of the OPP At press time this week, the OPP told pers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or online are appealing for the public’s help for any The Citizen they were not able to provide at www.peelcrimestoppers.ca. When you WINTER and all information related to the January any further information on the condition contact Crime Stoppers, you stay anony- TIRE 18 incident, including security camera of the second victim or on any potential mous, you never have to testify, and you and dashcam footage, according to Con- suspects in the shooting. could receive a cash reward of up to stable Iryna Nebogatova. The investigation is being carried $2,000 upon an arrest.” SALE!TIRE Police were called to the area of Har- out by the Caledon Detachment’s Major NEW & USED TIRES vest Moon Drive at 12.26 p.m. Monday re- Crime Unit under the direction of the With files from Brock Weir SPECIALSALE! PRICE FOR PICK-UPS & SUVS 4 WHEEL 3D WHEEL ALIGNMENT We Are ALL NEWMECHANICAL & USED WORK TIRESDONE HERE! Proposed 2020 Budget presents 905-794-5642SPECIAL PRICE FOR or PICK-UPS905-893-9908 & SUVS 4 WHEEL 3D WHEEL ALIGNMENT STILL OPEN 1.08 per cent tax increase ALL MECHANICAL WORK DONE HERE! FOR ALL YOUR Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL comfortable Budget discussion last year 905-794-5642 or 905-893-9908 LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER where most Councillors saw numbers going DENTAL NEEDS. in the wrong direction, this year has shown The Town of Caledon held a quick and quite the opposite. Dental questionless Budget meeting this Tuesday, This past September, in preliminary Budget Care is an where all Councillors seemed comfortable discussions, Council gave staff a target of two Get the email version: ESSENTIAL and in favour of the financial forecast so far. per cent. Deliberations usually would have caledon.ca/enews SERVICE On January 19, Council heard from Town taken place already, but Council saw it more News CALL US TODAY TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT. staff and received presentations from com- appropriate to have discussions through this munity organizations on the proposed 2021 month and February to better understand the 905-951-9511 Budget. economic impacts the pandemic will have. 24 Shore St., Bolton TOWN NEWS behind the Pizza Nova After going through a strenuous and un- See www.boltonfamilydentist.com Continued on page 2 SEE PAGE 7 Follow us on TOWN Page 7 NEWS Wear a face Wash your covering hands when in a frequently Walk of Fame public indoor and avoid establishment. touching Nominations now open your face. Stay two If you feel Nominations for the 2020 Caledon Walk of Fame have DEADLINE metres sick, stay 2M apart while home and re-opened. The Caledon Walk of Fame -- located in in public. get tested. the Trans Canada Trail Pavilion Park in Caledon East Protecting Protecting community JULY -- honours past and present Caledon residents who 31 have made a significant contribution to the quality of life locally, nationally and internationally. BUSINESS A stone is placed in honor of each recipient during a formal ceremony, Reopening held annually when there is a qualifying nominee. & Recovery caledon.ca/walk A WEBINAR WITH PEEL PUBLIC HEALTH JULY 10 | 10:30 A.M. Dr. Lawrence Loh, Acting Medical Officer of Health, JULY Peel Region will cover various topics and answer your 10 Tree Seedling questions about safely reopening your business. TOPICS COVERED: Program • Safely reopen using a step-by-step guide through the Ontario Workplace Safety Plan • Minimize the spread of COVID-19 while business is open Visit caledon.ca/seedlings • Know what to do if there’s COVID-19 workplace exposure Get your trees in 1 • Understand who does what: Ministry of Labour, 2 Submit your order Public Health, Employer 3 easy steps! Pick up your trees in August Send questions in advance to: [email protected] DEADLINE EXTENDED 3 TO JULY 31, 2020 caledon.ca/businessevents As temperatures rise, Caledon Animal Services reminds Check out you to keep your pets cool and hydrated and to never @YourCaledon on leave them alone in a parked car. On a hot day Twitter and Facebook and the hashtag temperatures can rise to 150º in minutes. This is the KEEP YOUR #SummerPetSafety for primary cause of heatstroke in pets. more tips. If you see an animal in danger and unattended in a hot car call 9-1-1. For non-emergencies, call the Ontario PETS COOL Provincial Police non-emergency number at 1.888.310.1122 or Animal Services at 905.584.2272 x.4698. OPEN OPEN Town Hall & Animal Register for Summer Camp Shelter now open These services are available: Camp Caledon is designed to offer a safe camp Ages: 4 to 12 experience while enjoying what camp is all Town Hall and the Animal Shelter have now Animal Shelter Locations: Monday – Friday about - FUN! This camp will offer a variety of Albion Bolton Community Centre, re-opened for in-person service Building Services different activities, outdoor play, active games, Caledon Centre for by appointment only. Monday and Wednesday and creative crafts. Recreation & Wellness, By-law complaints This year's camp will look and feel different but the Mayfield Recreation Complex Several health and safety measures are in Monday – Friday creative and energetic staff are adapting things to Time: 8:45 a.m to 5:15 p.m. Marriage licenses place to protect you and staff. To book an ensure safety for everyone. Additional staff will be in Cost: $189 Tuesday and Thursday place to maintain physical distancing and enforce First day of camp: July 20 appointment please visit Planning and Development safety measures. caledon.ca/appointment. Monday and Wednesday Taxes caledon.ca/camp Monday – Friday FOLLOW US For real-time updates 6311 Old Church Road To obtain this page in an twitter.com/yourcaledon Caledon, ON L7C 1J6 alternative format please facebook.com/yourcaledon caledon.ca contact x.2366 or T. 905.584.2272 | 1.888.225.3366 | F. 905.584.4325 [email protected] Download our mobile app caledon.ca/app 2020, July 9, Fullpage Townpage - Caledon Citizen A2 CALEDON CITIZEN | JANUARY 21, 2021 Peel Medical Officer of Health provides Caledon with COVID-19 update Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL so hospitals don’t get overwhelmed with cine was to be reduced over the next mask to ensure their safety. LOCAL JOURNAISM INITIATIVE REPORTER additional patients they may not have the month. The reduction is 20 per cent this Caledon had seven outdoor community capacity for. week, 80 per cent allocations next week rinks where restricted gathering limits Caledon Council members were joined “Sticking to the Provincial, stay-at- and 50 per cent the remaining two weeks have been implemented by Peel Public by Peel Medical Officer of Health Dr. Law- home order as part of the provincewide after. Health, which includes a limit of five peo- rence Loh on January 19, who provided a lockdown is really highly encouraged at “We’ve since been advised that appar- ple per rink. much-needed update amid recent COV- this point,” said Dr. Loh. ently there is no Pfizer that is anticipated “I think it’s important, especially even ID-19 updates. Peel hospitals include William Osler to come on the first week of February, on the Trailways, everybody’s got to keep Dr.
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