‘Sunshine list’ civil servants continue to grow in York

April 2, 2014 · 0 Comments

In the sea of high-paid civil servants in government agencies serving York Region, the legions of those earning $100,000 a year or more continue to escalate.

Care facility moves forward in Schomberg

The old Schomberg arena will be home to a transitional care complex.

Residents request sewer installation on Nobleview Drive

Residents living on Nobleview Drive want to hook up to the sanitary sewer system in Nobleton.

Artist Tahedl having the time of her life

Ernestine Tahedl thinks big. She has to – the average canvas simply isn’t big enough to contain her enthusiasm and soulful creations.

King’s Solar Tomorrow offers cutting edge technology

It’s the way of the future and the future is now. The technology is proven, and a King resident is on the cutting edge of solar thermal green energy.

King residents honoured with ‘Caring Awards’

Two King residents were honoured along with their peers at a special presentation in Toronto last week.

Information on Second World War gunner sought

I was wondering if it would be possible for you to run an appeal for any family relatives of Sgt Gordon Victor Walker RCAF who ...

Sparking youth interest in global issues the goal of Junior Citizen recipient

We take freedom of speech and access to information for granted. And yet there are still places around the world where this is a luxury.

King sets its sights on attracting tourism

King is setting its sights on attracting more tourists to the municipality. Teaming up with regional neighbours, King has launched its tourism committee and the first of three initial working sessions was held Jan. 16 at The Kingbridge Centre.

Residents pleased with OMB decision on banquet hall

King residents opposing a bid for a rural banquet hall and wedding facility are pleased that the appeal was dismissed by the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB).

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