December 2021 Archive

Don’t forget the past; it’s vitally important to the present

Our family members, and our DNA, are our only link to the past. Many believe what’s past is past, and just leave it alone. But how can we? The past represents so much, not just for each of our family histories, but for all of humankind. It’s so damn interesting.

Eric Lamaze retires Olympic bronze medal mount, Fine Lady 5

Fine Lady 5, the horse that carried Canada’s Eric Lamaze to an individual bronze medal at the 2016 Olympic Games, was officially retired in a ...

Township meetings to remain virtual

All Township meetings will remain virtual, until at least this coming spring. Councillors voted on staff recommendations recently, to maintain the virtual meeting format through the end of the current term.

‘The Shift’ is a unique way of self healing

We’re always looking for ways to de-stress during some down time. Now, thanks to an innovative new device, it has become that much easier and accessible. The Shift, by Komuso Design, is a small, wearable whistle-like device that helps you down shift, any time of the day or night. You can wear it around your neck, for convenient comfort at all times.

Holiday favourites from Hasbro make kids’ smiles bright

The smiles on children’s faces at Christmas are what the holidays are all about. Thanks to leading toy-maker Hasbro, these smiles were even wider this year. And it’s much needed during these challenging times.

Film showcases local victim of Flight PS752

The new year brings with it a sombre anniversary. A documentary, to be released in January, highlights the lives of the Moghaddam family, tragic victims of the downing of Flight PS752. Nobleton’s Shahin Moghaddam lost his wife Shakiba, and their son Rossitin.

CDS teacher inducted into Queen’s Men’s Rugby Hall of Fame

The Country Day School teacher and long-time senior boys’ rugby coach Sandy Townsend was inducted into the Queen’s University Men’s Rugby Hall of Fame at the end of November. A lover of the sport since his youth, Townsend said he was incredibly pleased to be inducted into his alma mater.

Society hosts concert with Michele Mele

The King Township Historical Society (KTHS) is pleased to present its annual Holiday Concert featuring King’s accomplished performer and songwriter, Michele Mele.Join them this Friday, ...

King Chamber spreads the joy at holiday lunch

Local families will benefit from the kindness of members of the King Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber held its annual holiday lunch and toy drive at the Kingbridge Centre last week, gathering for the first time since the pandemic.

Keeping your hands toasty at all times

Cold hands are the worst part of Canadian winters. But it’s no longer a problem, thanks to a handy, portable device courtesy of Ocoopa. The small palm-sized hand warmer is water-resistant, dust-resistance and crack-resistant. It delivers heat, from 45C to 65C and lasts more than four hours.

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