Anne Marie Ward | Bering Strait Swim
It is a great honour to be invited to join the Bering Strait Swim Relay Team and also to have an opportunity […]
Category: Caledon
A dip in monthly home sales isn’t necessarily a bad sign
A dip in monthly home sales isn’t necessarily a bad sign The Globe’s Jacqueline Nelson breaks down the Canadian Real Estate Association’s […]
The ‘illegal’ walk-in closet that’s costing this woman over $16,000
The ‘illegal’ walk-in closet that’s costing this woman over $16,000 A woman is being asked to pay to remove a walk-in closet […]
VIA November News
**From The Town: Councellor Doug Beffort was invited to explain Council’s decision regarding the use of the community centre for special events and namely […]
Change of Date for Jinglewood
Jinglewood will be held on December 15th this year at 5:30. The lights will go on on December 1st, however our village […]
For Whom The Bell Tolls – Condo sales drop 8 percent
“The number of new condominiums sold in Toronto dropped by eight per cent in the third quarter, the smallest decline of the […]
Accurate Appraisals A.A.C.I. Candidate Marcus Kormann warns prepaid gift card buyers
Marcus Kormann purchased $50 gift card for his sister Karina, only to discover that the actual value of the card was much […]
Triple The Rail Traffic Inside 15 Years!
Well 2 years may sound like an eternity but that is just 24 months away. Where and how is all this central-frugal […]
Federal government $54,000,000 could be used to support a local university or college
This September Federal Industry Minister James Moore announced as part of the Conservative Governments; ‘ Economic Action Plan ‘. That $54,000,000 is […]
News from the Village of Inglewood Association
Village of Inglewood Association has shared their October Newsletter http://www.villageofinglewood.com/ From Town: Richard Paterack attended our meeting to discuss the proposal of […]