March 16, 2015 · 0 Comments
A desire and commitment to be part of a life-saving community team is what drives members of the King Fire & Emergency Services.
A small residential development proposed for Schomberg has some residents concerned about the potential negative impact on the surrounding environment.
Entering the hallowed halls of the former Holy Name school on King Road, you can see the potential. And hopes are the facility will become King’s newest showpiece, a civic centre the entire community can be proud of.
Local Liberals put their full support behind Deb Schulte to lead them into this year’s federal election.
York Regional Council approved its $2.7 billion 2015 budget, which includes a game plan to pay down the debt and aim to ever-increasing tax hikes for the remainder of the term.
Despite concerns about costs and time schedules, King councillors okayed preliminary design work on the second phase of sewers in Nobleton.
Leaders at a King animal sanctuary rallied the troops once more, saving some magnificent horses from the worst fate of all. Dog Tales staff visited an auction Saturday (Feb. 28) that is frequented by “kill buyers” who purchase horses that are put to hard labour or go to sale for slaughter (meat).
The simple fabric patch on a firefighter’s sleeve is a badge of honour, a signal they’re willing to put it all on the line for someone else. Their sense of duty runs deep, no matter where they serve.
Nearly 30 years ago, Don Walker, an eight-year employee of General Motors, prepared to leave the company to strike out on his own.
A new subdivision on the south side of Northcott Way in Nobleton has some neighbouring homeowners concerned about the potential impact it will have on their on their property.
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