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Caledon Votes 2026 - Meet Your Council Candidates: Paul Parete, Ward 4 (opens the original)
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As we continue our election journey, we would like to introduce Paul Parete, who has thrown his hat in the ring to be Ward 4âs next Councillor. After moving to Caledon 25 years ago and deciding this was the place where he and his family would make a home, Parete wants a chance to give back to his community in a bigger way â and that is by running for Councillor of Ward 4. With his time as a physical scientist working for the federal public service slowly coming to an end, Parete says he is
motionBall’s Marathon of Sport returns to Caledon on Saturday (opens the original)
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On September 12, motionball Caledon will host its 5th annual Marathon of Sport event, a day of friendly competition where teams will compete in a variety of sports to raise funds and awareness for the Special Olympics. The event will take place at the Caledon East Community Complex and will run from 9 a.m. to 3pm as participants compete in a variety of sports and activities including soccer, football, ultimate, bocce, giant pong, and bench ball. This year, organizers are hopeful they will be a
Legacy Golf Classic carries on new legacy of community giving in Caledon (opens the original)
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The second annual Legacy Golf Tournament at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley on September 2. Community members came out in droves to participate and spend a fun day out enjoying rounds of golf. All funds for this event are being donated to the Caledon Agricultural Society (CAS), as they are the 2026 Grant Recipient. This was a two-year grant for CAS, and all proceeds will go towards the planned expansion for the area, including the new Community Centre building that is to be built on the Fairgroun
Registrations close for Municipal Election ballot with five-way race for Mayor (opens the original)
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The 2026 municipal election is slowly creeping closer and with August 21 being the last day to register as a candidate, those who made the ballot are off and running. With several positions such as mayor, councillors and school board trustees up for grabs, there is a wide variety of candidates, each with their own background, experience and reasons for running. Over the next two months leading up to the election the Caledon Citizen will be taking the time to speak to each representative in the r
Local businesses still facing challenges with Airport Road closure (opens the original)
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Last month, many business owners located on Airport Road in Caledon East arrived at their store fronts and were greeted with a paper notice letting them know of the closure from Emma Street to Hilltop Drive that would be taking place from July 6 to September 7. This was a surprise to owners as they were aware of the Airport Road Improvement Project but did not know that they would face a full road closure instead of the single lane closure they had been told of prior to July 2. Since the road c
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