January 2022 Archive
Why does it always come down to money?
It’s funny how many important actions always come down to money. It’s been said that money can’t buy happiness or that it can’t build meaning into life. But when it comes to major policies, mandates, protocols – major change – yes indeed money matters. Martin Luther King Jr. noted that any country that spends more money on its military than social programs will be doomed spiritually.
Group asks King to support outdoor solar panels
Establishing outdoor solar panels in parking lots has many benefits. And it’s something a York-based group sees as picking up steam across the region. Gloria Marsh, executive director of York Region Environmental Alliance, recently addressed King councillors, pitching the idea.
King Township curbs non-essential services
In order to comply with the new Provincial health directives aimed at combatting the soaring COVID-19 case numbers, the Township is making changes to its ...
Historic court award in Flight 752 case sends a message
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice’s massive $107 million award to the families of six victims in the shooting down of Ukraine Airlines Flight PS752 by the Islamic Republic of Iran sends a strong message to the world.
We have to unite and focus on our common goals
he learning never ends. We’ve dined, drank and hopefully “did good” over the holiday break. But now it’s back to business as usual. Or, as “usual” as can be in these weird times.
Field presents even ‘More Memories of King’
By Julia Galt Carol Gellatly Field recalls a King Township much different than the one she lives in today.As the fourth-generation Gellatly to call her ...
York Regional Council approves $3.7 billion 2022 budget
York Regional Council approved a $3.7 billion budget for 2022. The budget consists of $2.7 billion in operating costs to support the delivery of core ...
Township prepares for this year’s municipal election
Some modern technology will enhance the voting experience this year for King residents. Council recently approved staff recommendations to make the 2022 election more efficient. The Township will continue to use optical scanning vote tabulators and establish a vote-at-home program for homebound electors. Staff noted the scanning tabulators have been used for some time, and they’ve proven to be accurate, reliable and efficient.
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