Letters to the Editor

• Laskay Hall is about volunteers
• Examining tax rates
• Councillor Schaefer explains tax assessment
• Tax rates should have dropped
• Global Pet Foods says thanks
• Volunteers leave their imprint
• Growth plan riddled with holes
• A hydro ‘black hole’

Articles

• Many venues join Doors Open in King Sept. 23
• King hopes to create stormwater management plan
• GO ramps up commuter service this September
• Muzzo, De Gasperis families make record donation to hospital
• Mulroney seeks nomination
• Cross Canada for the 150th Birthday Party
• Mindfulness Reflection Group in King
• MPAC provides assessment details
• King City resident wins $100,000 with ENCORE
• King author presents Canadian view of the American Revolution

Letters

Laskay Hall is about volunteers

  The relocation of the Laskay Hall to the King Heritage and Cultural Center was a highly intricate and successful maneuver. The move was accepted ...

Examining tax rates

Kudos to Messrs. Martin (June 27), Rentsch (July 6 and July 20) and Taylor (July 20) for raising the issue of this year’s very high ...

Councillor Schaefer explains tax assessment

  As indicated in Mr. Rentsch’s letter (Outrageous property tax increase, KWS July 5), actual property taxes are a function of the MPAC assessment and the ...

Tax rates should have dropped

  You might want to re-examine the figures for your article on King’s property taxes. You are giving your readers the false impression that their ...

Global Pet Foods says thanks

  Global Pet Foods King City would like to thank our customers for their generosity during this year’s Show Us Your Heart fundraiser. Thanks to ...

Volunteers leave their imprint

“You make it (King Township) the beautiful community it is.” The words of MP Deb Schulte. I would like to say congrats to all the ...

Growth plan riddled with holes

I read with interest the Neptis Foundation’s recent report concerning the loopholes within the provincial Growth Plan and wondered why it has taken Neptis so ...

A hydro ‘black hole’

I guess after living in the Schomberg/Lloydtown area for the last 22 years I should accept that I live in a hydro black hole and ...

Headline News

Mulroney named PC candidate in York-Simcoe

Following in the footsteps of one of the longest serving MPPs in history isn’t easy. But Caroline Mulroney, the PC candidate in York-Simcoe, will certainly try. Mulroney was named the candidate during a lively and well attended nomination meeting at the Georgina Ice Palace on the weekend. She hopes to carry on the tradition set by Julia Munro, who will not be seeking re-election in 2018.