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King Township to Host Public Information Centre on June 11 for Kettleby Road reconstruction project
June 6, 2024 · 0 Comments
King Township is inviting residents to attend a Public Information Centre for the Kettleby Road reconstruction project. This event will provide an opportunity for community ...
Draft community plans in King City, Nobleton, taking shape
Following a series of well attended public open houses, Township staff have presented a draft report on two neighbourhood plans. Staff shared details of studies for both King City (Doctors Lane) and Nobleton (Old King Road) with councillors recently.
Township incorporates green development standards
By Mark PavilonsEditor King is boosting its commitment to the environment with an improved green standards policy.Council gave its stamp of approval on the new ...
Junior A Hockey Returns to King Township as Brantford 99ers Relocate and Rebrand as the King Rebellion
King Councillors welcome new team, unveil jerseys By Jim Stewart After a 37-year absence, Junior A hockey has returned to King Township. A jersey-unveiling ceremony ...
Council asks Province to reconsider portions of Bill 185
With a deadline looming for July 1, municipalities are voicing their concerns over the Province’s Bill 185. King has joined the opposition, sending Queen’s Park a strong message to revamp the bill. The legislation, known as the The Cutting Red Tape to Build More Homes Act, 2024, is anything but democratic, opponents say.
Mayor highlights dynamic developments at luncheon
The King Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Mayor’s Luncheon took place at Nobleton Lakes Golf Club last week. More than 150 civic-minded guests – comprised of business and political leaders – attended the banquet to hear Mayor Steve Pellegrini’s annual address that captured the vibrant quality of life in King Township.
Annual Nobleton Victoria Day event arrives
The quintessential Canadian kick-off to summer is only a few days away.King Township is inviting residents to attend one off its biggest events of the ...
King to establish automated speed enforcement
King Township will be using technology to encourage drivers to slow down in the community. Councillors approved staff recommendations to establish an Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program using portable cameras. The plan is to install two cameras on a rotating schedule in Community Safety Zones throughout King to reduce excess speeding and curb collisions.
Gin joint speakeasy and swinging jazz come to King for one night
Come on out to a charming evening as the King Heritage and Cultural Centre is transformed into a speakeasy gin joint for a night.Arts Society ...
King Township honours local volunteers at Volunteer Appreciation Awards
In what’s called the finest night of the year in King, local volunteers were in the spotlight, being recognized for their selfless dedication.King’s Volunteer Appreciation ...
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