The York Region District School Board announced the establishment of its Human Rights Office. The Human Rights Office will be responsible for human rights compliance, ...
A grassroots fundraising in King has grown to become one of the most enjoyable family events of the summer. The annual We Believe in Abby Family Day will take place Saturday, June 24 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Hickstead Park in Schomberg.
Mirvish’s run of Baz Luhrmann’s Strictly Ballroom, based on the 1992 classic film of the same name, dances into Toronto’s theatrical scene. On stage at the Princess of Wales Theatre, the show offers an entertaining spectacle, but critically speaking, misses a few steps. The theatrical production very closely mimics the film’s exaggerated rom-com plot, but lacks the same satirical essence in its translation to the stage. All that’s is a bit of a cheesy quality that doesn’t come across as ironic as it is intended.
The sun was shining on the annual Friends of We Care Golf Challenge last Wednesday, a reminder to those involved of who they were there to support. Another sellout crowd of close to 70 golfers were on hand at Kettle’s Creek Golf Club, Cardinal’s executive course, to raise funds to allow kids with disabilities to experience summer camp through the Easter Seals program.
The Nobleton Sports Park received a shiny new coat this spring, with all four tennis courts getting a much-needed resurfacing. The upgraded courts were unveiled at a special ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sunday to coincide with the Nobleton Tennis Club’s opening day.
We are living in interesting times. Scary times, if you’re in the market for a new home. Whether I’m at the gas station or convenience store, when acquaintances engage in conversation, they invariably turn to the current economic times. And astronomical house prices.
The “Let’s Rock ‘n Roll MS Away” family fun day is fast approaching and promises to be the best ever. Visitors can spend a fun-filled 1950s-themed afternoon of fun for a very worthy cause.
Global Pet Foods King City would like to thank our customers for their generosity during this year’s Show Us Your Heart fundraiser. Thanks to ...
Taxpayers in King Township have nothing to complain about – literally. For the first time in recent history, King Township approved its amended 2017 budget with a zero tax increase for its residents. Even better, the Township has put an extra $2 million aside in its reserves, bringing them to a record high $20 million and counting.
A close-knit community looks after its own. That sentiment is behind a new pilot project initiated by King Fire and Emergency Services. The Guide Light program aims to ensure that every senior, living independently in their own home, is taken care of.
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