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Local Heroes 2015
They inspire the best in us, and for their work we can all be thankful.
Ingrid Sproxton
Ingrid is a lifelong learner who went back to school part time to earn a business degree at age 50.
Colleen Darrell
For Colleen, volunteering with the Caledon Hills Bruce Trail Club seemed like a natural choice.
Mary Rose
“I hesitate to say I did anything. It has to be all of council working together.”
Jim Lorriman
The single most important thing I wish to accomplish – is to encourage artists and craftspeople to preserve their craft by making videos spelling out the intricacies of their talent.
Lynn Sinclair-Smith
Lynn is the organizing and fundraising brains behind the Friendship Gardens, the vast network of trees, shrubs and flowers that grace the hospital grounds.
Mel Stevens
But Mel deflects all recognition for these successes. “The credit goes to God,” he says.
A Writer’s Retreat
There was a lot of crumpled paper on the floor, the theme music would falter, and you could see this was all pretty difficult for him.
Charitable Giving: Planning the Last Gift
According to a BMO Wealth Institute report, the biggest wealth transfer in history is now underway, as Canadian boomers are expected to inherit about $1 trillion by about 2030.
The Awesomeness of Squash
First played in prison, this fast-paced game is not for the faint of heart.



