‘The Beharriell Briefings’ a public event in honour of former resident

September 6, 2023 · 0 Comments

The Beharriell Briefings is an annual King Township-wide speaking showcase in the fall, open to King residents and school students of all ages, that takes ...

Director Cober wants to restore ‘optimism’ at YRDSB

Public education was essential in shaping Bill Cober. Growing up, it was an opportunity that was “critically important” to the former King Township councillor, and remains so in his family and in his life. This is a factor he is keeping close to his heart as the new Director of Education for the York Region District School Board (YRDSB).

Who can resist a ‘mighty’ breakfast sandwich?

In the expanse of breakfast meals, variety seems to be lacking. Not anymore. McDonald’s Canada answered the call with its time-limited Mighty McMuffin®. This hearty sandwich is made with a freshly cracked Canada grade A egg and tasty, processed cheddar cheese on a toasted English muffin. It comes with sausage and double bacon – answering the call for those seeking just a little bit more for breakfast.

OPP refer Greenbelt investigation to RCMP

The OPP has received a number of inquiries regarding an investigation into the Greenbelt.To avoid any potential perceived conflict of interest, the OPP referred this ...

Public defibrillator at Schomberg Hall

King’s Community Services Project Management team reached out to York Region’s Public Access Defibrillator Coordinator with the help of the Facilities Supervisor. Through many conversations ...

Auditor General deems Greenbelt changes benefit certain developers

The selection of lands removed from the Greenbelt by the Province was both “biased” and “dismissive,” according to Ontario’s Auditor General. Bonnie Lysyk released her report on changes to the greenbelt last week, criticizing the government and its methods. “Provincial government actions in 2022 to open parts of the Greenbelt for development failed to consider environmental, agricultural and financial risks and impacts, proceeded with little input from experts or affected parties, and favoured certain developers/landowners,” Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk said in the special report.

Urgent mechanical repairs at Dr. William Laceby Nobleton Arena result in delayed opening

The Township of King regrets to announce a delay in the opening of the Dr. William Laceby Nobleton Arena due to unforeseen mechanical repairs to ...

Motorists concerned about rise in auto thefts

The rise in auto thefts across the GTA has motorists concerned and the statistics are staggering. But, police forces across Ontario are combining resources to curb this illegal activity. According to a survey conducted on behalf of CAA Insurance Company, a growing number of Ontarians have significant concerns about vehicle theft.

Group shares ideas to bolster innovation in King, York

As part of exploring growth and development opportunities in an around King and the Region, Mayor Steve Pellegrini met with Dr. Aditya Jha (C.M.) a ...

King’s reserve funds top $50 million

King Township has the use of some pretty healthy reserve funds. In a report to council recently staff noted the current balance of all the reserve funds (including library) is $50.1 million and the encumbrances/commitments are $18.7 million, with an uncommitted balance of $32.2 million.

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