Schomberg street plan starting to unfold

May 12, 2021 · 0 Comments

A new and improved Main Street in downtown Schomberg is on the horizon. Consultants and Township staff hosted a virtual information session last week, offering some options on the new-look Main Street.

Investigator finds more evidence of electronic ‘attack’ on PS752

Ukrainian Flight 752 was the target of “directed energy weapons” by Iranian forces, according to a local investigator. Andre Milne, of Unicorn Aerospace, said he identified evidence in the French Government BEA technical document issued Feb. 12 that “confirms directed energy weapons were concurrently targeted against PS752 during the IRGC electronic warfare missile attack as engaged against PS752.”

Live History at Cultural Centre

This weekend, internationally touring group Live History will be performing in partnership with the King Cultural Centre, in order to bring to life characters from ...

York Regional Council calls for increased COVID-19 vaccine supply

At a special meeting of York Regional Council held last week, councillors unanimously passed a motion calling on the Prime Minister of Canada and Premier ...

Much-loved West Coast burger chain, Triple O’s enters Ontario

A Canadian food icon has arrived in Ontario, with more to come. Triple O’s, a spin-off of White Spot – the restaurant that introduced the burger to Canada – has entered the GTA.

MPP Lecce advances creation of East Humber Headwaters Park in King

Building on the government’s budget commitment to expand and protect the Oak Ridges Moraine, following sustained advocacy from King-Vaughan MPP Stephen Lecce, the Ontario government ...

King celebrates its ‘hometown heroes’

Do you know a person, organization or business that has made a positive contribution to the community during the COVID-19 pandemic? If so, King Township ...

YRP taking a ‘balanced approach’

York Regional Police will be moving forward in a thoughtful, balanced way, following the expansion of police powers announced by the provincial government last week. On April 16, the provincial government announced new restrictions for Ontarians and increased police powers under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act (EMCPA), allowing police to stop individuals and motorists who are not at home.

OJHL season is over

It wasn’t a pleasant piece of news in a time where anything pleasant sees to be few and far between. On April 13 the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL) released an email declaring their 2021 season had been cancelled. Done. Finished. Relinquished. However you want to put it there will be no official games from here on in.

Schools move to remote learning following break

Despite a stance to keep schools open, the provincial government Monday made the decision to move elementary and secondary schools to remote learning following the April break. This action is being taken in support of the government’s broader efforts to limit the spread of COVID-19. Data will be assessed on an ongoing basis and health officials will be consulted to determine when it will be safe to resume in-person learning.

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