July 14, 2015 · 0 Comments
Last week, I had the privilege and honour of being a witness to a historic event. For three days in July, over 500 international government and business leaders gathered at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel to take part in The Climate Summit of the Americas concurrently with the International Economic Forum.
Movies are great when they’re filled with chaos. A nearby Maple resident has led a life that movies are made of.
The Church Street reconstruction project in Schomberg has been deferred again and local Councillor Bill Cober is angry.
Concerned Citizens of King Township (CCKT) is supportive of Magna’s decision to move its international head office to from Aurora to King, but some of its members are worried about how the proposed development will affect King’s rural countryside.
A local filmmaker has embarked on an ambitious project and he’s hoping King will embrace it. Shayne Maglay officially launched his film project at the recent Schomberg Fair, and he wants to let the public know about his film so they can get behind it.
King Township has money in the bank. Under the Municipal Act, the Township is required to prepare consolidated financial statements on an annual basis. BDO Canada Chartered Accountants were appointed by council to audit the financial statements and state their opinion in an independent auditor’s report.
A King volunteer was one of five deserving recipients recognized for outstanding contributions to minor hockey in Ontario.
Magna International has taken the first step in bringing its global headquarters to King.
King Township has spent a great deal of time and effort creating well crafted master plans and strategies. It’s all in an attempt to help plan for the future and make King attractive to prestige employment.
Smashing all previous attendance records, the King City Craft Beer and Food Truck Festival is a surefire hit.
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