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4 WHEEL ALL MECHANICAL 3D WHEEL WORK DONE NO APPOINTMENT ALIGNMENT HERE! TIRE JUNCTION NECESSARY NEW & USED TIRES IN ALL BRANDS BLOWOUT We service all makes and models: 11221 Highway 50, Bolton • Oil Changes • Brakes PRICES (SE Corner of Mayfi eld & HWY 50) • Wheel Alignments • Air Conditioning ON ALL SEASON TIRES 905-794-5642 or 905-893-9908 • Shocks • Mechanical Services Mailing Registration No. 40032702 BOLTON PERSONAL JEWELLERY SANITIZING CASH FOR GOLD 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, September 3, 2020 Volume 40, Issue 34 THE SEE OUR FULL LIST OF SERVICES Kostynyk Booking IN THE SERVICE DIRECTORY WE AREDenture OPEN! 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For more, see Page A2. Seefor Page details. X for details Portion of Hwy. 10 in Caledon Village TIRE JUNCTION ALL-SEASON designated as Community Safety Zone TIRE son, alongside Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia the needs of the residents who live in Cale- Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL Jones, Caledon OPP Detachment and mem- don Village and I am pleased to see the frui- Caledon Village took an important step bers of Caledon Council joined to announce tion of everyone’s hard work with the imple- SALE! towards keeping local residents safe this a Community Safety Zone (CSZ) throughout mentation of the CSZ. As Ontario’s Solicitor NEW & USED TIRES week. the village, along on Highway 10. General, I am acutely aware that community SPECIAL PRICE FOR PICK-UPS & SUVS On Monday (Aug. 31), Mayor Allan Thomp- It all began with a petition put together by safety zones can be useful in changing driver 4 WHEEL 3D WHEEL ALIGNMENT the Caledon Village Association earlier this behaviour and improving the safety of both ALL MECHANICAL WORK DONE HERE! ORTHO Expires October 1. year, which saw the issues of unsafe dangers pedestrians in the area and motorists trav- Dr. Bart voted in the village and strived to make a change. eling on the roadway.” 905-794-5642 or 905-893-9908 COVID SPECIAL #1 in Caledon With the help of the community, their voices were heard. 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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 | SEPTEMBER 3, 2020 Premier Doug Ford happy to see Mayfield West expansion proceed she was pleased to see the redevelopment Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL project, finally, begin. Ontario Premier Doug Ford visited Cale- “I can think of better no way to start a don on Monday (Aug. 31) to mark the offi- Monday to talk about building homes for cial start of the Mayfield West development people and creating jobs,” she said. project. Premier Ford also took the chance to Developers are now ready to put their address those in attendance. shovels into the ground following six “This is an opportunity to move forward weeks of prep work after the green light and redevelop one of the most desirable was given to begin the development of the areas in all of Ontario and it starts with Mayfield West area through a ministerial great leadership,” said Premier Ford. “I zoning order (MZO) on July 10. always say I’ve walked a mile in each one All members of Caledon council approved of your shoes at the city, but it was a lot the decision, apart from Ward 5 Regional tougher to get things through the city, than Coun. Annette Groves. a great town like Caledon. On Monday, Mayor Allan Thompson, He added, “We’re going to get this prov- alongside several Caledon councillors, ince back to work. We will have this prov- were on hand as Premier Ford, Duffer- ince booming again like we were in January in-Caledon MPP and Solicitor General Syl- and February of just last year before the via Jones and Minister of Municipal Affairs pandemic, where we were leading North and Housing Steve Clark visited the site. American job creation, economic develop- The Province granted the MZO to a group ment. Myself and my minister of economic of Caledon developers to begin the resi- development would fly around all over the dential portion of the development, which U.S and go into booming areas and their will create 550 new jobs in Caledon, and, numbers weren’t even close to ours.” eventually, around 7,600 new homes for the Minister Steve Clark shared similar senti- community. In total, the project is expected ments, thanking the involvement, work and PHOTO: ALYSSA PARKHILL to bring a combined effort of over 21,000 support of Caledon Council to getting this FULL STEAM AHEAD: Ontario Premier Doug Ford (right) joined Caledon Mayor Allan additional residents and jobs to the area.
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