October 2024 Archive

A little bit of hope is a powerful thing

A well known prayer asks the Good Lord to give us the strength to accept things we cannot change. Let’s not forget about hope. It’s been said that we should try to take more out of life than it takes out of us. John F. Kennedy once said: “We should not let our fears hold us back from pursuing our hopes.”

Remaining vigilant in our quest for pristine air

We’re on an upward trend in pursuing ways to maintain our health and well being. The air we breathe is paramount and we must remain vigilant in keeping our homes pure and clean. It’s our first and best defence against airborne nasties. There are many residential air purifiers on the market, with more emerging every day.

King Township establishes land acknowledgement

King Township is paying homage to Indigenous communities and our history. Councillors adopted the creation of a Township-wide Land Acknowledgment recently, reflecting past, present and future Indigenous communities in King. It also reaffirms King’s commitment towards Truth and Reconciliation.

MPP Stephen Lecce presents $1M grant to King Township infrastructure projects

King–Vaughan MPP Stephen Lecce addressed infrastructure needs in King Township by presenting a $1,054,000 grant to Mayor Steve Pellegrini in the King Municipal Centre gymnasium on Monday morning. With posters of high energy King Olympic gold medalists Rosie MacLennan and Alex Pietrangelo serving as colorful backdrops, the Energy and Electrification Minister delivered a gold medal performance of his own.

Pay attention to litany of harmful food additives

We are what we eat, has been our catch phrase for generations. And yes, what we put in our mouths and bellies is more important today than ever before. Unfortunately, the list of additives on our food packages continues to grow, leaving us scratching our heads. These substances may also be making us sick, and ultimately shortening our lifespans.

Council eases off finalizing Neighbourhood Plans for King City, Nobleton

An update on the revitalization of two local neighbourhoods filled the King council chambers last week, as residents voiced their concerns about future development and intensification.

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