Sabrina Almeida, CanIndia News Journalist Profile

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Proposed Bolton park aims to bring generations together

4 days ago | caledonenterprise.com | Sabrina Almeida

A new park proposed in Bolton is introducing a unique concept — a green space designed for older adults and kids to enjoy and connect with each other. “These two generations don’t have a lot of exposure to each other and that’s not a good thing,” said Andrew Morgan, Bolton Rotary Generations Park committee chair.
Caledon hosting RBC Canadian Open, where golf fans can experience a PGA Tour event

6 days ago | caledonenterprise.com | Sabrina Almeida

Some of the world’s best golfers will be in Caledon to tee it up for the 2025 RBC Canadian Open. The annual tournament is slated to be played at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (19131 Main St, Alton) from June 4 to 8. “Thousands of fans, players, and professionals will experience the charm and hospitality of Caledon…” said Caledon Mayor Annette Groves.
Dead bird tangled in fishing line at Palgrave Pond upsets Caledon resident

1 week ago | caledonenterprise.com | Sabrina Almeida

A Caledon resident was upset to see a dead bird hanging from a tree at Palgrave Pond last month. The bird appeared to have become entangled in a fishing line and prompted concerns of unsafe fishing practices. “There was a lure still attached to the line and the bird just hung,” Donna Austin told the Caledon Enterprise. Austin was enjoying a “beautiful Sunday walk” (on April 27) when she came across the unfortunate bird.
Caledon residents, councillors oppose proposal to bring in fill for Shaws Creek Road aggregate pit

2 weeks ago | caledonenterprise.com | Sabrina Almeida

Caledon council has directed staff to report back on a proposal to allow a developer to import fill for the rehabilitation of an old aggregate pit at 0 Shaws Creek Rd.Kate Hepworth, West Caledon Communities Traffic Group, drew attention to safety and health issues caused by increased truck traffic. She said trucks on Charleston Sideroad contributed to the death of an 18-year-old in a collision, whose memorial is in front of 0 Shaws Creek Road.
National Wildlife Centre’s new Caledon hospital already ‘overrun with animals’

2 weeks ago | ourwindsor.ca | Sabrina Almeida

A new wildlife hospital in Caledon that soft-launched about a month ago is already overrun with animals needing care. Dr. Sherri Cox told the Caledon Enterprise her team “scrambled” to get the medical facility ready to “help the community.”“We haven’t had our official grand opening, but we wanted to at least accept babies that are orphaned and hurt,” the wildlife veterinarian explained.
National Wildlife Centre’s new Caledon hospital already ‘overrun with animals’

2 weeks ago | wellandtribune.ca | Sabrina Almeida

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National Wildlife Centre’s new Caledon hospital already ‘overrun with animals’

2 weeks ago | caledonenterprise.com | Sabrina Almeida

A new wildlife hospital in Caledon that soft-launched about a month ago is already overrun with animals needing care. Dr. Sherri Cox told the Caledon Enterprise her team “scrambled” to get the medical facility ready to “help the community.”“We haven’t had our official grand opening, but we wanted to at least accept babies that are orphaned and hurt,” the wildlife veterinarian explained.
Explore local gems at a Burlington craft fair

2 weeks ago | insidehalton.com | Sabrina Almeida

Discover local creativity at the Craftadian Handmade Market in Burlington, where every item showcases its maker’s passion, and each purchase supports a local vendor. The artisan fair at Burlington’s Ron Joyce Centre (4350 South Service Rd.) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 24, will feature more than 60 Canadian makers offering one-of-a-kind handmade goods. Beyond shopping, the market has DJ music and gourmet food.
Explore local gems at a Burlington craft fair

2 weeks ago | thespec.com | Sabrina Almeida

Discover local creativity at the Craftadian Handmade Market in Burlington, where every item showcases its maker’s passion, and each purchase supports a local vendor. The artisan fair at Burlington’s Ron Joyce Centre (4350 South Service Rd.) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 24, will feature more than 60 Canadian makers offering one-of-a-kind handmade goods. Beyond shopping, the market has DJ music and gourmet food.
Caledon red light camera proposal still waiting for green light

3 weeks ago | caledonenterprise.com | Sabrina Almeida

For the second time in little more than a month, implementation of red light cameras in Caledon, was back on the agenda. The ward 2 councillor told Caledon Enterprise he was “still anxious” to see “more cameras” operating in the town “sooner rather than later.” After his previous recommendation at the April 8 General Committee meeting was referred to the town’s new traffic safety advisory committee, Sheen had expressed concerns this would cause a delay.