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Seneca launches independent nursing degree program
November 24, 2021 · 0 Comments
The Ontario government is providing a new pathway for nursing education with the launch of Seneca’s new stand-alone four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree ...
Council approves tax hike of of 0.75% for increased service enhancements
The Township of King has approved a 0.75-per-cent increase for additional service enhancements in the Township’s portion of the 2022 Budget, maintaining the base tax increase of zero per cent. King’s operating budget for 2022 is $47.3 million and the capital budget is $56.4 million for a total budget of $103.7 million.
Cougars scored 14 goals over two games, crushing their opponents
The Schomberg Cougars crushed their arch rivals the Alliston Hornets 7-1 last Thursday before heading out to Midland to take on the Flyers and taking care of business in a 7-2 affair. At this point in the season, it’s not much of a surprise that the Cougars can put teams away like this as the boys continue to make a name for themselves across the PJHL as one of the most potent offensive clubs in the league.
King revamps its tourism plan
Tourism is crucial to King’s economy. Staff presented its Community Tourism Plan, showcasing just what the municipality has to offer to visitors. Aimee Artinian-Wong, King’s economic development coordinator, noted work on the plan was derailed by the pandemic, but volunteer members of the Tourism Task Force (TTF) reassembled recently.
Budweth park honours long-time resident
A beautiful fall day blessed residents and local officials for the official dedication of Budweth Park in Nobleton. The park honours the late Alf Budweth Sr., who simply loved Nobleton and its people. A resident since the 1960s, he was known to sit and chat and share stories. The Nobleton Feed Mill, in many ways, was his personal “coffee shop.”
Trisan Fitness Centre begins gradual full re-opening
King Township is pleased to announce the gradual full re-opening of the Trisan Fitness Centre.Members are required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination and must ...
King efforts working, but feds need to step up
King’s efforts to curtail illegal grow-ops are working, but more needs to be done at the federal level. King, last November, updated its bylaw surrounding cannabis production facilties. Led by Marsh farmer and Councillor Avia Eek, the bylaw helps Township staff curb illegal activities.
Cougars slash their way through a tough weekend
he Schomberg Cougars proved they can play against the big boys this past week. The Cougars took out the Penetang Kings (6-4) and the Orillia Terriers (7-4) before dropping their first game of the season last Sunday against the Stayner Siskins (4-3).
King joins voices to get treatment facility moving ahead
King is joining colleagues from across York, asking the Province to accelerate approvals for a phosphorus treatment facility.
King seeks input on budget, aims for 0% increase
The Township of King is inviting the community to provide input in the Township’s portion of the 2022 Budget through an online survey and public ...
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