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Caledon's Mayfield West Phase 2 area to get new school - Vimarsana News

Caledon's Mayfield West Phase 2 area to get new school

The construction of the new school, which will be part of the Peel District School Board, will begin next year and is expected to be completed by September 2027.

Caledon warns of 70% tax hike if Peel downloads proceed - Vimarsana News

Caledon warns of 70% tax hike if Peel downloads proceed

During its council meeting Tuesday, Caledon council broke its confidentiality commitment on Peel transition by calling on the provincial transition board to keep regional roads and waste management at the region.

Caledon mayor's plan to speed development near 413 rebuked - Vimarsana News

Caledon mayor's plan to speed development near 413 rebuked

Caledon Mayor Annette Groves’s plan to fast-track rezoning of lands near the proposed 413 appears to have been shut down by the Ford government amid resident criticism.

Proposed Caledon rezoning draws warning letter from Calandra - Vimarsana News

Proposed Caledon rezoning draws warning letter from Calandra

Caledon Mayor Annette Groves tried to use “strong mayor” powers to fast-track rezoning on 12 parcels of land that lay along the proposed 413 route.

Caledon mayor agrees to hefty severance for new CAO if fired - Vimarsana News

Caledon mayor agrees to hefty severance for new CAO if fired

N a recent development, Caledon councillor Dave Sheen successfully made public the employee contract for the town’s chief administrative officer, revealing details of the hiring process and contract terms that raised concerns about transparency and oversight. The mayor’s use of strong-mayor powers to hire the new chief administrative officer, Nathan Hyde, without consultation from the council, sparked questions about accountability and due process.