June 2015 Archive

Lamaze, Foster, Candele, Millar all named to Pan Am Team

Yann Candele of Caledon, Tiffany Foster of North Vancouver, BC, and Eric Lamaze of Schomberg, have been named to the Canadian Show Jumping Team for the 2015 Pan American Games to be held from July 10 to 26 in Toronto.

Tax Freedom Day offers little relief

June 10 was “Tax Freedom Day,” when Canadians start working for themselves and not government.

Evidence dictates we address climate change

And then there were three – the third part of the “nutshell” trilogy was published in the Sentinel June 11. Perhaps these articles were intended to provide Sentinel readers with complicated lessons in science and the scientific method.

King’s comprehensive efforts are paying off

King Township has spent a great deal of time and effort creating well crafted master plans and strategies. It’s all in an attempt to help plan for the future and make King attractive to prestige employment.

Father’s Day Rock ‘n Roll Car Show aids MS

The stage is set for the second annual “Let’s Rock ‘n Roll MS Away” Car Show and Family Fun Day.

Schomberg Horticultural Society celebrates its 80th anniversary

Since its inception on April 12, 1935, the Schomberg Horticultural Society has been an integral part of King Township.

Record crowd at beer and food festival

Smashing all previous attendance records, the King City Craft Beer and Food Truck Festival is a surefire hit.

Festivities welcome Pan Am torch to King City

King Township is inviting the public to a celebration next Thursday, welcoming the Pan Am Torch Relay into King City.

Fingers on the purse strings need to be rapped

I love those mind games where you toss out outrageous answers to questions like “what would you do if ...”

MacLennan leads York-centered trampoline team at Pan Am Games

As thousands of athletes prepare to tackle just under 50 different disciplines at the Pan Am Games in Toronto this summer, the Canadian trampoline team is thriving with local talent.

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