Ontario introduces the Keeping Students in Class Act

November 2, 2022 · 0 Comments

Talks between the Province and CUPE stalled Thursday, setting the stage for a planned strike on Friday. The government tables the Keeping Students in Class ...

Inaugural meetings welcome council members

Two new faces will join King council this term in an election that suffered from low voter turnout. Jennifer Anstey was elected Ward 3 councillor during Monday’s election. She took the race with 228 votes and 42% of the vote. Close behind was Adam Pham, who collected 192 votes (35%). Incumbent Jakob Schneider was third, with 120 votes (22%). Ryan Raymond, with only eight votes, finished fourth. Of the 1,923 eligible voters in the ward, only 548 turned out, or 28.5%.

Election results to be posted

The Township of King will post unofficial election results on its website at king.ca/electionresults beginning after polls close at 8 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 24. ...

Roads, traffic top issues among candidates

Roads and traffic were the top issues among candidates seeking election in King. The passion and desire to contribute was quite evident, at the final all-candidates’ event, sponsored by the King Chamber of Commerce last week. A robust and genuine discussion took place at The Country Day School, among those vying for a council seat.

Locals meet with Minister Thompson about issues

Grass roots agricultural issues were front and centre at a local round-table discussion recently. Lisa Thompson, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, joined King-Vaughan MPP Stephen Lecce and a number of agricultural representatives in Vaughan for a frank and open discussion. On hand at Sant Greenhouses in Vaughan were Councillor Avia Eek and her husband Bill, representing the Holland Marsh.

French flavours abound at upcoming Sip & Savour fundraiser

Qui n’aime pas Paris?A lot of lights and a dash of love, that’s Paris. On Thursday, Oct. 20, experience the sights, sounds and tastes of ...

King approves updated rural bylaw for first time in 40 years

Setting the direction for King’s rural countryside is now cast in stone. Council approved its long-awaited Zoning Bylaw for the Countryside Area, updating its current 48-year-old document. Covering 80% of the King’s geographic area, the bylaw not only conforms to the OP, regional and provincial policies, it recognizes the importance of our agricultural and environmental lands.

Pizza Nova introduces chorizo sausage, Italian wings

Pizza lovers are in store for a treat, thanks to some new, authentic flavours. Pizza Nova, one of Ontario’s leading artisan pizza makers, has launched a series of new menu options including a chorizo sausage topping featured on two signature pizzas, and Garlic Parmesan Wings.

Local all-candidates’ debates on tap

Residents will have a chance to see their municipal candidates in action, at three local debates. Concerned Citizens of King Township (CCKT) is offering back-to-back events next week.