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A free event featuring the Mayor’s pancake breakfast, recreation programming, facility tours, and a King Rebellion OJHL game

Mark your calendars for Sunday, Jan. 26.King Township residents and visitors are invited to attend the official opening of Zancor Centre: Canada’s first zero carbon, ...

Council asking governments to move on bail reform

King council is urging provincial and federal governments to get moving on bail reform. Councillor David Boyd tabled a motion at council recently, asking the federal and provincial governments to come together to ensure that all bail reform changes made as part of Bill C-48 are being effectively implemented, resourced, and are meeting the goals and outcomes intended in the legislation.

King Township Council approves 2025 municipal budget

King Township Council approved the first service based municipal budget for 2025, which includes a 3.68% municipal tax rate increase.This translates to an approximate $127 ...

YRP notes community safety is a team effort

Knowledge is power and accurate information can be invaluable in keeping communities safe. That was one of the messages delivered by York Regional Police officers during a community safety meeting Monday night, held in the municipal council chambers. A crowd of interested residents, along with almost 100 viewing online, heard officers explain the latest in data collection, technological tools and resources available to both the public and police officers, to help residents. There are many “pieces to the puzzle” and it’s a matter of “people are the police, and the police are the people.”

Lettters to the Editor

• Pollinators are struggling
• No need to open highway corridors to development
• Residents concerned about sales office
• Council lauded for stance
• Watt’s books a must-read
• Council vote is ‘ironic’
• More balanced tree bylaw is needed
• Cancelling tree program shortsighted
• Congratulations to council on new rec. centre
• ASK lauds Sentinel coverage