The Bill Parnaby Team

09/09/2026

September brings new routines, busy mornings and plenty of activity at home. A little organization now can make the transition back to school much easier.

- Create a drop zone: Set up a dedicated spot for backpacks, shoes, jackets and school essentials.

- Declutter the entryway: Clear out items that have accumulated over the summer to make busy mornings easier.

- Organize the kitchen: Make room for lunch supplies, water bottles and easy-to-grab snacks.

- Refresh homework spaces: Clear desks and create a quiet, organized area for schoolwork.

- Sort the kids' rooms: Donate or store clothes, toys and other items they have outgrown.

- Tackle one area at a time: Don't try to organize the whole house in one day. Focus on the spaces your family uses most.

A more organized home can mean less morning stress and a smoother start to the school year. Take a little time now to get your home ready this month.

09/08/2026

🚌 School bus safety is everyone’s responsibility. Slow down, stay alert and remember that when a school bus stops, kids may be getting on or off. Let’s help keep our roads and our children safe.

Learn more: https://youtu.be/BplZp95YwnY?si=kYu3ff4GDCan_QNn

CALEDON NEWS - School Bus Safety

09/04/2026

Celebrate 30 years of art, culture and community at the Headwaters Arts Fall Festival in Caledon.

Explore the Juried Art Show and Sale, Opening Soiree, Jurors Walk and more, showcasing the incredible talent of Ontario artists.

https://www.visitcaledon.ca/events/headwaters-arts-fall-festival-2

The Headwaters Arts Fall Festival is a celebration of art, culture and community. This year is especially exciting, marking the 30th anniversary! The event includes the Juried Art Show and Sale, Opening Soiree, Jurors Walk, and other artful events. It showcases and celebrates the vast array of artis...

09/03/2026

The Bank of Canada has maintained its overnight lending rate at 2.25%, keeping rates steady as Canadians continue to navigate evolving economic and housing market conditions.

What does today’s decision — and the Bank’s latest economic outlook — mean for Canada’s real estate market?

https://blog.royallepage.ca/bank-of-canada-update-september-2026/

09/02/2026

The Bolton Fall Fair Demolition Derby is back Saturday, September 26 at 7 PM!

Head to the Albion Bolton Fairgrounds for an evening of excitement and crashing action. Registration is now open for participants.

https://www.boltontractorpull.ca/derby-reg

08/31/2026

Is your home still hitting all the marks for your family, or is it time to rethink what truly fits? 🏡

When family dynamics, routines, or needs evolve, a quick gut-check against three benchmarks, adequacy, suitability, and affordability, can help clarify if your current space still works. Below is a cheat sheet you can revisit whenever you wonder if your home is supporting your goals or just holding you back:

– Check if every family member has enough personal and shared space to grow, relax, and connect, think bedrooms, flexible living areas, and private retreats.

– Take a fresh look at layout and storage; ongoing clutter or frustration moving around the house is usually a sign the home is missing key features for your lifestyle.

– Ask whether your neighbourhood still feels like a fit: are parks, schools, community programs, and essentials within easy reach as your children grow or your priorities shift?

– Consider if the home allows for easy upgrades or changes as your family evolves, sometimes future-proofing beats chasing trends.

– Review if the ongoing costs, mortgage, upkeep, property taxes, and those hidden day-to-day expenses, leave enough room in your budget for living well, not just covering housing.

– Compare your must-have criteria with your current home: does it check the boxes for the next five to ten years, or will something soon become a dealbreaker?

What’s the one thing your current home delivers, or misses, that truly impacts your daily life? Let’s talk about what a better fit could look like for your family.

08/28/2026

Looking for an easy day trip? Explore Caledon through three charming stops:

- Cheltenham: Discover local history and the iconic Cheltenham Badlands.

- Inglewood: Grab a coffee, explore the village and browse antiques.

- Caledon East: Visit a local farm and enjoy dinner to end the day.

Plan your road trip:

The first in our series of must-do Caledon road trips - explore Cheltenham, Inglewood and Caledon East!

08/25/2026

Congratulations to Barrie Shepley, named Caledon’s 2026 Walk of Fame inductee! 🎉

The honour recognizes his extraordinary contributions to sport, wellness and community building. From his work as a nationally and internationally recognized triathlon coach, athlete, author and broadcaster to initiatives like Kids of Steel and the Egg Nog Jog, Barrie has helped inspire generations of Caledon residents to get active and come together as a community.

https://justsayincaledon.com/triathlon-coach-athlete-author-broadcaster-community-builder-barrie-shepley-to-be-inducted-into-caledons-walk-of-fame/

Share this... Copy FacebookBluesky Threads Twitter Linkedin PrintThe Town of Caledon has announced Barrie Shepley as the 2026 Caledon Walk of Fame inductee, acknowledging his extraordinary contributions to sport, wellness and community building, and his lasting impact on generations of residents. Th...

08/24/2026

Summer isn’t over yet! There’s still plenty of time to get out and enjoy everything has to offer before the season winds down.

- Explore the trails: Take a hike or bike ride and enjoy Caledon’s beautiful countryside while the weather is still warm.

- Visit a local farm or market: Pick up fresh local produce, enjoy seasonal treats and support local businesses.

- Plan one more outdoor adventure: Whether it’s a picnic, a day at the park or discovering a new corner of Caledon, make the most of the remaining summer days.

There’s still time to make a few more summer memories in Caledon.

08/21/2026

A new 40-metre pedestrian bridge in the Upper Credit Conservation Area marks a major milestone for the Credit Valley Trail. The bridge connects the trail across the Credit River and brings the vision of a 100-km continuous pathway one step closer.

Once complete, the Credit Valley Trail will be a 100-kilometre trail from Dufferin County to the Mississauga shoreline, passing through Caledon.

https://justsayincaledon.com/new-pedestrian-bridge-marks-major-milestone-for-credit-valley-trail/

Share this... Copy FacebookBluesky Threads Twitter Linkedin PrintPhoto above: Credit Valley Conservation and partners take part in a ceremonial ribbon cutting to official open the new 40-metre pedestrian bridge, connecting a section of the Credit Valley Trail in the upper Credit Valley Watershed. (F...