September 2025 Archive

Freshii marks National Poke Day with amazing, healthy offerings

Freshii is offering health-conscious foodies some great options. In recognition of National Poke Day (Sept. 28), they released three new Poke bowls – the Hawaiian-inspired dish that has become a global food trend.

Giving is really our ultimate legacy

My oldest daughter Lexie has been a beacon of helping since high school and her mission trips to the Dominican Republic to help migrant Haitian workers. She inspired me to go on one of these trips myself, with my son, while he was still in high school. It was eye-opening and humbling. Carrying on with her desire to help, Lexie coaxed me into volunteering at St. Francis Table on Queen Street in Toronto.

The Seth family’s hospitality on display at Firehouse Subs’ grand opening in Nobleton

he grand opening of Firehouse Subs in Nobleton attracted an impressive array of dignitaries, wellwishers, and a cross-section of firefighters on Saturday afternoon. Two ceremonies took place at the 12840 Highway 27 location.

MLSE’s Dave Haggith enshrined in the KCSS Case of Distinction

Dave Haggith, Senior Vice President of Communications at Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, was inducted into the King City Secondary School Case of Distinction on Saturday morning. He was the 73rd distinguished KCSS grad to be honored. Mike “Pinball” Clemons exuded warmth and charisma during his engaging introduction of Haggith. Clemons described his long-time MLSE colleague as “an accomplished man, Argos fan, and friend. He’s organized some of the biggest events, and worked with so many of the greats – Ali, Nicklaus, Gretzky, Michael Jordan, Vince Carter.”

Nobleton hall improvements get green light; new tenants to foot the bill

The Nobleton Community Hall will get several improvements, thanks to an agreement between the Township and the building’s new tenants.

Schomberg Cougars open 56th season by splitting a pair with Clarington and Caledon

The Schomberg Cougars took to the ice at the Trisan Centre on Thursday night to launch their 56th season and commence their 2nd campaign in the PJHL’s challenging East Orr Division. The Cougars hosted the perennial powerhouse Clarington Eagles to kick off their 2025-26 season and the rookie-laden squad turned in a feisty performance in a narrow 2-1 loss to the reigning East Orr Division champs.

We are a unique race of storytellers

We all love a good story. And each and everyone of us is the topic of an epic tale. Despite our differences, Brad Pitt once observed that “storytelling reminds us we’re all the same.” It’s in our DNA, literally and figuratively and it’s embedded in every aspect of our modern society. From art, music, fiction, movies, graphic novels and even marketing, stories come alive. They attract, stir emotion and crush loneliness. Stories are essential to our species and always have been. Human beings, since the very beginning, were expert storytellers.

Meat snack definitely a cut above

A healthy snack food for meat-lovers has arrived. Matt’s Original Biltong Steak Strips are miles above any dehydrated, jerkified meat substitute. These are the real deal.

FoodCycler another ally in the saving the planet

Recycling household organics should be second nature to most residents. Regardless of how we separate our organic waste, we know it’s doing its job for our ecosystem. Of course, dealing with household organic waste can be a dirty chore. What if that becomes clean, smart, simple and of course, sustainable?

King Fox Run raises record amount

The parking lot at Wellesley Park, King City was filled to capacity this past Sunday for the 45th Terry Fox Run.King–Vaughan MPP Stephen Lecce, Mayor Steve ...

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