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Lecce re-elected for third term as Blue Tidal Wave sweeps Conservatives to historic victory

March 5, 2025   ·   0 Comments

By Jim Stewart King–Vaughan MPP Stephen Lecce cruised to victory on Thursday night, much to the delight of hundreds of supporters who gathered at the ...

Large win margins for King’s incumbent MPPs

Both of King’s MPPs were re-elected by large margins over their opponents, in Thursday’s provincial election. The majority victory for Doug Ford’s Conservatives saw voter confidence grow locally, giving both Conservative politicians a renewed mandate.

King City library, seniors centre recognized with design award

King City’s library and seniors centre has been recognized for its stunning architecture. The facility was awarded Canada’s top architecture award by Her Excellency the Right Honourable Mary Simon, Governor General of Canada, at a ceremony at Rideau Hall last week.

Second-degree murder charge following arson in King

Investigators with the York Regional Police Homicide Unit have charged a 22-year-old man and are seeking witnesses following an arson at a restaurant in the ...

King maintains top water quality in villages

King’s water quality meets, even exceeds government standards. Staff presented the 2024 Water Annual Summary Report to councillors recently, outlining the service and quality in local towns and villages. Staff noted the Township of King consistently provides safe drinking water to residents, businesses, and visitors through the Ansnorveldt, King City, Nobleton, and Schomberg municipal water distribution systems.

Retiring Fire Chief Jim Wall given heart-felt send-off

In a sun-drenched dining room festooned with an array of balloons and accented with bunches of white tulips on navy blue table cloths, visitors filtered in to provide hugs, handshakes, gifts, and greetings to King Township’s retiring Fire Chief Jim Wall at the Waterstone Estate and Farms on Saturday afternoon.

Hundreds attend ribbon-cutting ceremony at Zancor Centre

Hundreds of residents, visitors, and dignitaries attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony in the Municipal Maintenance Athletic Centre at the Zancor Centre on Sunday morning. The grand entrance of Premier Doug Ford, MPP Stephen Lecce, and Mayor Steve Pellegrini through the north doors caused a stir among those assembled for the 9 a.m. event. Premier Ford, Minister Lecce, and Mayor Pellegrini traversed the length of the artificial turf field along the synthetic track. The gregarious trio mingled freely with hundreds of folks assembled on the tarped multipurpose sports court prior to the ceremony.

Police looking for suspects in Nobleton home invasion

Investigators with the York Regional Police #1 District Criminal Investigations Bureau are seeking at least three suspects after an armed home invasion resulted in an ...

MPP Lecce represents Ontario at inauguration

Stephen Lecce, MPP for King—Vaughan, was joined by Minister Vic Fedeli to represent the province of Ontario at the inauguration of President Donald J. Trump. MPP Lecce was proud to meet with elected officials, business leaders, and industry associations to advance Ontario’s Fortress Am-Can strategy, which focuses on strengthening cross-border supply chains, promoting energy independence, and driving economic growth through collaboration on clean energy and critical industries.

A free event featuring the Mayor’s pancake breakfast, recreation programming, facility tours, and a King Rebellion OJHL game

Mark your calendars for Sunday, Jan. 26.King Township residents and visitors are invited to attend the official opening of Zancor Centre: Canada’s first zero carbon, ...

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