June 2025 Archive

Appeal for witnesses following serious collisions in King

Investigators with the York Regional Police Major Collision Investigation Unit are appealing for witnesses of two serious collisions in King Township.On Friday, June 6 at ...

Small deficit for Township from 2024

King Township ended 2024 with a small deficit, which will be paid for through the Tax Rate Stabilization Reserve Fund. Staff reported that year-end totals for 2024, showed a shortfall of $23,532. Departmental staff have a responsibility of monitoring operating budget variances throughout the year with the assistance of the Finance Department and accountability for financial performance (e.g. actual revenues and expenditures) with the Senior Leadership Team.

Man seriously injured in single motor vehicle collision in King

Investigators with the York Regional Police Major Collision Investigation Unit are appealing for witnesses following a serious single-vehicle collision that occurred in the Township of ...

Local comedian turns tragedy into humour

Live can be funny. It can also be quite tragic. Combine the two and you have a pretty good jumping off point for humorous storytelling. Brent Bowlin of King City is sharing his personal experiences in a positive way. His journey is like many others – he deals with grief by taking viewer on a comedic adventure.

Our parenting skills alone did not get us this far

How did we get here? No, that’s not a rhetorical question. As a tail-end Baby Boomer I flip through the blank pages of my parent ing handbook to reveal … nothing.

King’s DC reserves are in good shape

King Township has as healthy Development Charges Reserve Fund. In a report to council, Treasurer Peggy Tollett noted the current balance of the fund is $9.8-million, of which the Township has $5.5 million in commitments. This results in a healthy $4.3 million surplus. She also noted there’s a $3.7-million surplus in the Cash in Lieu of Parkland Reserve Fund.

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