Letters to the Editor

• Government should respond to issue
• Student overwhelmed by King support
• Thanks for Drive support
• Zero doesn’t really mean zero
• Reader questions intentions of Bill 139
• Pesticide actions run contrary to science
• New resident amazed by treatment in King

Articles

• Amendment bid raises questions about land’s future
• Community mourns loss of long-time editor and journalist Bill Rea
• CHATS Walk for Wellness supports seniors
• ‘Sunshine list’ grows to include 18 King Township staffers
• NCC hopes to use new funds to acquire lands in King Township
• Fire destroys home in Nobleton, no major injuries
• Cohesive approach to large-scale development near King City
• Town, Region, TRCA support New Oak Ridges Moraine park proposal
• Staff, public concerned about plan for 88 homes
• No increase in King’s 2018 budget

Letters

Government should respond to issue

The following letter, to Premier Kathleen Wynne, was submitted to the Sentinel. Your government has received requests from the Town of Georgina, the Lake Simcoe ...

Student overwhelmed by King support

The generosity of King residents continues to amaze me. I am really overwhelmed by the donations I received to help fund my volunteer mission to Guatemala later ...

Thanks for Drive support

I would first like to start by saying a huge thank you to all who donated to The Nobleton Christmas Drive. Without you we could ...

Zero doesn’t really mean zero

As I read the Feb. 8 edition of the King Weekly Sentinel, I did so with a great deal of skepticism and incredulity. There were ...

Reader questions intentions of Bill 139

One has to question the Provincial government’s motivation with its new legislation, Bill 139, “Building Better Communities and Conserving Watersheds Act 2017,” wherein it plans ...

Pesticide actions run contrary to science

First, congratulations to King Township for becoming Canada’s 9th Bee City involving an embryonic program to create pollinator habitat across the township. May the program ...

New resident amazed by treatment in King

  On the day of my move to King City I got a parking ticket just steps away from my house while the movers were ...

Headline News

Bylaw enforcement ramps it up in 2018

By monitoring trends and responding to complaints, King’s bylaw enforcement team is working diligently to clamp down on violators. The adoption of an up-to-date bylaw, known as the Sign Bylaw, will help staff with enforcement.

King’s political leaders provide bang for your buck

The salaries of civil servants and politicians often come under fire. But in King Township, residents are getting pretty good value for their tax dollars.