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Simple math paints a real picture

I’m often asked by my children about the importance of mathematics. I tell them that everyone needs simple math to figure out your bills, taxes and the like. Math also helps your brain ignite those neurons responsible for higher order and problem solving.

King philanthropist in the limelight on Real Housewives of Toronto

Joan Kelley Walker is as real as it gets. The TV host, spokesperson, model and philanthropist has entered the proverbial lion’s den, as a cast member of The Real Housewives of Toronto.

Let’s help save some lives!

This boy, and hundreds more like him, need our help.

Saying farewell to silly trends of 2016

Most of us work through our own ups and downs year after year. We make plans, and break plans. We set goals, and hopefully we achieve one or two. We try to keep our personal ships on an even keel.

Rama Resort a multi-faceted getaway destination

There’s a reason Ontario’s only First Nations resort is so successful. Dedicated to our history, luxurious surroundings and attention to every detail all make Casino Rama Resort a prime destination.

How can we help curb child poverty?

My son and I are embarking on a mission in late January, in an effort to help the less fortunate. Many of those we will be helping are children. We live relative luxury in this country, even if we are challenged by the free market and accompanying economic pitfalls. We complain about the price at the pumps, hydro rates and credit card bills.

King votes to support N6 waste contract

Despite some claims of secrecy and a lack of available data, King councillors voted to support a joint, multi-million-dollar contract for waste services in York’s Northern 6. Councillors voted to support staff recommendations for the contract, after a lively debate and closed-session discussion.

Draft budget projects tax hike of under 3%

Infrastructure spending is driving the Township of King’s budget. Residents are looking at tax increases in 2017 of just under 3% as staff and politicians try to keep the impact to homeowners in check.

People and property rights – a fundamental conflict

Mark Pavilons   King councillors made one of the most difficult decisions of the year recently. Despite the comfy chairs in the council chambers, local ...

Toys put a twinkle in everyone’s eyes!

Kids today don’t realize just how wonderful they have it. Today’s modern marvels of science and imagination appeal to all ages. Being a Baby Boomer, I now have a few bucks to explore some hobbies and collect things that simply didn’t exist 40 years ago.

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