Karl Subban speaks with children at Schomberg Public School for Black History Month

March 2, 2022 · 0 Comments

Retired teacher, principal, and father of three NHL players, Karl Subban spoke to children at Schomberg Public School last Friday. Students from kindergarten all the way to Grade 6 attended the virtual presentation. Teacher Jennifer Watt, reached out to Subban, to educate her students on Black Heritage Month as well as wellness and well-being.

Municipal services opening up

With the easing of public health measures, King Township is opening up its facilities. CAO Dan Kostopoulos told councillors that masks remain, but capacity limits were lifted at Township facilities March 1. King staff can now start planning for future events, both indoors and outdoors.

Cober not seeking re-election

Long-serving councillor Bill Cober will not seek re-election in this year’s municipal vote.Cober said it’s with mixed emotions that he decided not to seek another ...

Local groups share provincial funding

York-based organizations received a shot in the arm, thanks to funding through the provincial Seniors Community Grant Program. In all, the program is handing out $5 million to more than 250 community organizations. The aim is to keep seniors healthy and engaged in their own communities.

Cougars bounce back in a huge way

Schomberg Cougars forward Marc Bottero moved into second in league scoring with 27 goals after this week, as the Cougars regained their mojo against two tough opponents.

Facilities named after two former firefighters

The Schomberg fire hall will pay tribute to two former members of King Fire and Emergency Services. King council gave their stamp of approval on the plan to honor the memories of Bruce Jessop and Paul Jackson. Training rooms within the station will soon bear the names of these two remarkable men.

Conservative MPs anxious to move forward

Conservatives across Canada are regrouping under interim leader Candice Bergen, following the departure of O’Toole as party leader. The Conservative caucus voted 73-45 to oust O’Toole last week, who then resigned. Conservative MPs named Bergen the interim leader late last Wednesday evening.

King declares significant weather event

The Township of King has declared a “Significant Weather Event” starting today, based on Environment Canada’s forecast for snow in the next two days.Snowfall is ...

King’s Climate Action Plan nearing completion; council gives more time for input

King council decided to give local stakeholders more time to digest and comment on the Township’s first Climate Action Plan. Councillors were ready to approve the document at the last council meeting, but members of the public asked for a delay and more consultation. They believe there’s more to add to make this a more comprehensive strategy.

King returns to in-person service on Jan. 31

The Township of King will return to in-person service, restoring fitness and sports programs, reopening the King Township Municipal Centre to counter service and reopening ...

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