Karin and Tom Bremner have been advocating for road safety in Caledon for years. The couple lives in Inglewood and runs a blog through their appraisal company’s website where they talk about road issues and work in Caledon. In their neighbourhood, they see a plethora of cars being rerouted through the village whenever parts of […]
Tis the Season to show all those that still believe in Santa and his busy Elves. Where the elves have worked their unquestionable magic by widening Santa`s belt along McLaughlin Road. We encourage everyone to come walk or ride this newly refaced portion of the Trans Canada Trail. To the vigilant there is lots of opportunity to […]
Good Morning, The pavers are making good progress with their paving contract on McLaughlin Road North. This is inclusive of the Improvements to Canada`s Great Trail & the Credit Valley Trail. The easterly shoulder of the McLaughlin road has for decades been given a rudimentary widening. It would be most advantageous to all concerned if this […]
One small step further forward. One giant leap for all trail aficionados. Thank you!
Afternoon Gentleman, Congratulations are in order as it has finally started. The prototype of the first identifiable road crossing; undoubtedly every citizen of the realm the uses the Caledon trail will be delighted. Combine this with the work of many dedicated volunteers, numerous garden groups and of course, the new sponsored benches, the already popular Caledon trail continues […]
Let it snow…while we skate! It is official… there is a skating rink in the works in Inglewood! A huge thank you goes out to the Caledon Town Council for going above and beyond to acknowledge the need for enhanced outdoor winter amenities throughout Caledon. Surely, having to remain primarily indoors throughout the duration of the COVID-19 […]
All citizens of the realm inevitably become richer with the introduction of safety zones in their communities.] A recent article in the Caledon Enterprise highlighted the danger of reckless driving within Caledon. See the article linked below: Brampton truck driver charged in Hwy. 10 crash that killed Caledon woman Not only do our roads last longer, […]
Protecting Trail Visitors Recently, we have seen an uptake in the number of urban tourists visiting our hamlets & villages, by traversing the trailways. Largely due to the COVID-19 quarantine, this mushrooming phenomena of Urban tourism will predominate the service sector economy into the foreseeable future. Factually, hundreds – if not thousands – regularly traverse […]
Gardening in 2020 is not only good for the soul but will be good for your pocket book. During these uncertain times, sharing some space in a communal garden, or tending a few plants in solitude on your balcony or backyard garden, will inevitably help your mental consonance and enhance your immune system. Contracting international […]
If you have been following our blogs pertaining to safety and improvements of the Trans Canada Trailway over the years, you are aware of the efforts for change that have been exerted. Moreover, if you viewed our blog titled For the Love of Country, you are aware that we have been in correspondence with Kyle […]