Auto thieves caught in Southfields

May 16 2022 – CAUGHT IN THE ACT – SIX CHARGED FOR ATTEMPTING TO STEAL VEHICLES.pdf

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Provincial All Candidates Meeting – Forks of the…

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Thefts from vehicles

From: Brisebois, Joe (OPP) <Joe.Brisebois@opp.ca>
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2022 3:32 PM
Subject: Thefts from vehicles

Hi everyone:

For your awareness and to share within your groups.

Thanks,
Joe

J. Brisebois

Provincial Constable #13642

Community Safety Officer / Media Relations

Ontario Provincial Police

Central Region, Caledon Detachment

Office: 905 584-2241 Ext 4016

Cell: 519-278-1795

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May 10 2022 – THEFTS FROM MOTOR VEHICLES INVESTIGATION LEADS TO AN ARREST.pdf

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Belfountain Community Organization – Annual General Meeting – Agenda

Wednesday May 4th, 2022, at 7 p.m.

  • 6:55 P.M. Zoom Meeting Opens
  • 7 :00 P.M. Meeting Starts – Call to Order
  • Appointment of Recording Secretary
  • Call for Acceptance of Agenda for AGM meeting
  • Treasurers Report
    • Lobsterfest
    • Salamander Festival
    • Financial Statement including outline of BCO overhead costs
    • Small Change Fund
  • Call for Acceptance of Treasurers Report
  • Motion to approve accounting firm to perform 2020 Financial Review and CRA filing
  • Annual reports from the Board of Directors:
    • Tourism and Traffic – Roads work
    • Roads Review 2020
    • Salamander
    • Fundraising
    • Manors of Belfountain
    • EWWTP – Judy Mabee
    • Neighbourhood Watch
  • Community Updates
    • Events for 2022:
    • Fundraising Events
    • Lobsterfest
    • Salamander Festival
  • Election:
    • Table the current slate of candidates that have submitted nominations to serve on the Board.
    • NOTE: If there are MORE than (15) fifteen registered residents running for Director positions, an election will take place. Each running nominee will stand, identify themselves and give a brief 2-minute profile on themselves, community involvement/ contributions.
    • Hold election for the Board of Directors 2022, Judy Mabee to explain process.
    • Results of election announced. Request a motion from the floor for the acceptance of the newly elected Board of Directors 2022.
    • NOTE: If less than 15 nominations are received by the Secretary as of 7 p.m. May 2, 2022, a Motion to Acclaim will be requested from residents in attendance.
  • The Board, Updated Bylaws and the need for volunteers
  • Councillor Ian Sinclair will give a Peel Region update.
  • Councillor Lynn Kiernan will give a Town of Caledon update.
  • Mayor Allan Thompson, Town of Caledon
  • Overall Q&A
  • Adjournment

 

 

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Belfountain Community Organization – Community Updates – April 29 2022

To receive information about meetings and activities in Belfountain you will need to register by email on Belfountain.ca

See information below regarding the AGM and how to be part of this virtual meeting. There are many new people living in Belfountain, please share this info with your neighbours, there will be updates on all community issues.

BCO Annual General Meeting 2022 – Please Register to receive the Zoom Information

Posted on 2022 Apr 08 by Cindy

The Belfountain Community Organization Annual General Meeting will be held Wednesday May 4th, 2022 at 7 pm via Zoom and phone call.    

Please preregister by emailing rsvp@belfountain.ca.   We will need your email to send you the Zoom invite.  You are able to phone into the meeting as well as participate by computer.  Once you register, meeting instructions will be sent to your email in response.

Belfountain Community Organization (BCO) Annual General Meeting 2022

  1. BCO Board of Directors Elections will be held:
    • Wednesday
    • May 4th, 2021
    • 7:00  PM
    • Zoom Meeting or Dial In
  2. Calls for Nominations have been:
    • Posted on http://Belfountain.ca
    • Emailed to the current distribution list to reach residents in Belfountain and environs.
  3. NOTE: Nomination forms and the skills matrix are available at 2022 Belfountain Nomination Form and Skills Survey
  4. Rules for the Election Procedure
    • To be able to stand for election, you must be a registered resident of Belfountain or environs
    • To register, please provide your address, telephone number and email address to secretary@belfountain.ca.
    • Nominations must be received 48 hours in advance of the AGM
    • Must be present for the meeting and agree in writing to serve on the board
    • No proxies will be accepted.

At this meeting you will receive information on:

* Manors of Belfountain 4th  development application

* The Erin WWTP from the Coalition for the West Credit River

*Traffic issues from the West Caledon Communities Traffic and Tourism Group

* The Visitor Management Task Force

*The BCO Annual Financial Statement

*Social events for the upcoming year

And so much more! Don’t miss this meeting! !Sign up now!!!

Have you considered signing up for Yoga in Belfountain? Read this inspirational missive from Nicola Ross, yoga lover and author!

Yoga in Belfountain

Wouldn’t you know it. A few short months after I moved out of Belfountain (having been born there), what happens? Paras opens her yoga studio in back of the Higher Ground Café.

But I didn’t let a 10k move stop me. How could I resist a yoga class taking place where I pumped gasoline as a teenager? I can’t imagine what John and Roy Trimble would think if they were to see their old building today.

To start, Paras is offering classes on Saturday mornings at 9am and Thursday evenings at 6pm. Each class is an hour long. There were eight students in my class last Saturday. If there is more demand, she’ll add more classes.

A 15-year pro, Paras is a polished teacher. Her class is big on stretching and getting your blood flowing without the more difficult poses that might scare off beginners. For me, it was a wonderful way to start the weekend. Better yet, I had coffee afterwards in the café with my friend Susanne from the Caledon Mountain Estates.

For more information and to buy passes, visit www.parasmoghtader.com. Paras says everyone is welcome. No experience necessary.

I suggest taking your own yoga mat and having a great class.

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Missing 16 year old male

UPDATE:
“The missing 16 year old male reported by Caledon OPP on April 27, 2022 has been found safe.  The OPP would like to thank everyone who assisted or shared the appeal for information”

From: “Brisebois, Joe (OPP)” <Joe.Brisebois@opp.ca>

Date: April 27, 2022 at 5:56:33 PM CDT
To: Undisclosed recipients:;
Subject: Missing 16 year old male

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! Caledon Fireworks ByLaw

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Forks of the Credit Preservation Group Needs Your Help

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Hello Caledon Neighbours!
WE NEED YOUR HELP FOR THIS COMMUNITY EVENT TO BE A SUCCESS!
The Forks of the Credit Preservation Group is holding a fundraiser Cataract Street Festival in our ongoing battle against the proposed Votorantim Cimentos/CBM (St. Marys) mega blasting quarry. The sale will be held Saturday, May 28th, from 9 am to 4 pm, on William Street, in the Hamlet of Cataract. It will be a wonderful event for us all to come together and support each other in this fight to save our community.

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Help is needed to ensure that this day is a success. In the past year, we have had an excellent response from the areas surrounding Cataract, and, again we are asking for your support. Along with vendors selling their handmade products, food trucks and music, we need your saleable items for the community yard sale, including:

  • good quality adult and children’s clothes
  • purses, shoes, accessories, etc.
  • small appliances
  • kitchenware
  • housewares
  • tools, toys
  • baby goods, etc.

(Please no furniture as we do not have the space to store larger items)
IF YOU HAVE ANY ITEMS TO DONATE TO THE YARD SALE, please email Eileen at: cataractqueen.
IF YOU CAN VOLUNTEER AND/OR HAVE STORAGE SPACE FOR A SHORT TIME, please email Diane Boyd at: diboyd.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE A BOOTH TO SELL YOUR HANDMADE PRODUCTS, please email Liz at: busylizzy.
IF YOUR TEEN NEEDS VOLUNTEER HOURS AND WISHES TO HELP OUT please email Lesli Kennedy at: leslikennedy.
Please invite your family and friends and circulate the attached image through your social media. Ads have been circulated through newspapers, Facebook and our Group’s webpage, and our municipal politicians and press have been invited. We look forward to all being together and show that we care about our community!
Thank you!!!

We acknowledge that the land on which we gather, is part of the Treaty Lands and Territory of the Mississaugas (Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg) of the Credit River First Nation originally named the Missinnihe River, for thousands of years, various Indigenous peoples inhabited and cared for this land and these waters and continue to do so today.
We acknowledge that this territory is also home to the Anishnaabe,
Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee, Ojibway, Chippewa and Metis peoples.
We are grateful to live on this land and give our respect to the First Nation inhabitants.
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Happy Earth Day – Launch of Coalition For The West Credit River Blog

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Blue Halos and Building Nests – 2021 West Credit River Brook Trout spawn.
Photo Credit: Steve Noakes of Trout Unlimited Canada – Greg Clark Chapter.

Happy Earth Day Everyone

Today the Coalition for the West Credit River is celebrating the launch of our new Blog.

We would also like to tell you about:
Monitoring and Mitigation Success
Thank You to So Fly

Blog Launch

Our Blog will explain in simple terms important decisions, studies, issues and concerns associated with the Town of Erin’s Wastewaster Treatment Plant. It will be home to a variety of reports and key documents relevant to the Coalition’s work to protect the West Credit River and its sensitive native Brook Trout population.

At full build-out, the Plant will discharge 7,172,200 liters of sewage effluent daily into the West Credit River. Some of the most productive Brook Trout populations are downstream of the outflow pipe. This places Brook Trout at risk, as they are a highly sensitive coldwater species that rely on cool pristine waters and natural wild spaces for their survival.

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Small streams fed by groundwater provide the West Credit River with cold clean water in the summer, Brook Trout spawning locations in the fall and fry habitat in the early spring.
Photo Credit: Steve Noakes of Trout Unlimited Canada – Greg Clark Chapter.

Monitoring and Mitigation Success

Last summer the Coalition’s technical team undertook comprehensive effluent temperature monitoring of several wastewater treatment plants and have shared that data with the regulatory agencies.

The Coalition has worked with the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks and Peel Region over the winter to press our draft Adaptive Management Plan recommendations for key mitigation and monitoring measures that will be included in the Environmental Compliance Approval.

We are pleased to announce success, as almost all of our asks will be implemented! The data we collected last summer was key to our success. Some of this information is available on our Blog and more will be posted in the coming weeks.

The plant has not yet entered the construction phase as the Town of Erin is working through the permitting and environmental compliance process.

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Examples of temperature loggers used by the Coalition to record stream and wastewater effluent temperatures in the summer of 2021.

Thank You To SoFly

The Coalition would like to thank the SoFly Crew for hosting the First Annual Trout Opener Social. Proceeds from the fundraiser were donated to the Coalition and will go towards protecting Brook Trout in the West Credit River.
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Thank you for remembering the West Credit River and for your continued support of the Coalition.

Happy Earth Day,

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Chair, Coalition for the West Credit River

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Join Earth Day walk tonight at 7pm

Residents of Belfountain,

Looking for something to do to celebrate Earth Day?

Interested in meeting friends at Higher Ground and painting a rock to show how important the environment is to you?

A garbage clean up is scheduled to follow the rock painting.

You can find the perfect place to leave your rock as you walk around the Main St, River Road, Shaws Creek and Bush Street loop collecting garbage.

Just imagine how happy hikers and walkers will be to see your contributions to the environment and less garbage!

Our Community thanks you for participating, so does the environment.

Hope you can make it, 7pm tonight.
Observe all health precautions!

BCO

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