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Investigation into Caledon, Durham Region thefts lead OPP to charge trio of Toronto-area suspects (opens the original)
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A series of thefts reported across Caledon and Durham Region have led to charges for a trio of Toronto-area suspects. According to Ontario Provincial Police, thieves âengagedâ in a number of break-and-enters during the summer of 2026 at industrial and commercial locations throughout Durham Region and Caledon. An investigation into those thefts led to search warrants being carried out on Sept. 10 at three addresses in Toronto. Three people were later charged and officers seized two vehicles,
Caledon's Oct. 26 municipal election field is set — 37 candidates, 3 acclamations, and everything you need to know to vote. (opens the original)
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Caledon’s Oct. 26 municipal election field is set after the nomination period closed Aug. 21, confirming who will compete for mayor, council, and school board trustee positions. A total of 37 candidates filed nomination papers. Three positions were filled by acclamation. Here’s what you need to know about voting in the Oct. 26 municipal election. Caledon voters will be electing a mayor and six town councillors, one for each of the town’s six wards. There are also two regional councillor seats on
Town of Caledon closures for the Sept. 7 Labour Day holiday (opens the original)
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Hereâs a list of Town of Caledon and Peel Region services that are closed for the Labour Day holiday on Monday, Sept. 7. According to a news release, all Town of Caledon offices and non-emergency services â including recreation, animal services and provincial offences courts â in Orangeville and Caledon East will be closed on Monday, Sept. 7. All Caledon library locations will be closed Sunday, Sept. 6 and Monday, Sept.â¯7. For after-hours emergencies, including downed trees on roads or f
Caledon OPP claim Toronto man, 74, tried to lure group of children into his vehicle (opens the original)
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A 74-year-old Toronto man has been charged after provincial police in Caledon claim he tried to lure a group of children into his vehicle. The incident happened on Aug. 29, when a man in a vehicle approached a bunch of kids near Dotchson Avenue and Sparrowbrook Street around 7:20 p.m., say Ontario Provincial Police. Officers from the #CaledonOPP have charged an individual following an attempted child abduction and are asking for any additional victims or witnesses to come forward. On August 29,
Caledon bar warned over food safety violations during inspection (opens the original)
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Peel Public Health officials handed a conditional pass to a Caledon bar during a recent inspection. Inspectors routinely check local restaurants, cocktail bars, beverage rooms, bakeries, takeout food establishments and other types of businesses to ensure compliance with safety standards. Black Bull Pub, located at 62 Queen St. N. in the Bolton area, was inspected Aug. 19. According to Peel Region, inspection results were: A reinspection on Aug. 25 resulted in a pass. During inspections by Peel P
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