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Cardinal Golf Club celebrates 30th anniversary in style
June 3, 2020 · 0 Comments
Since this year’s opening on Victoria Day, it hasn’t been the most picturesque moment to begin the 30th anniversary for Cardinal Golf Club. Remaining patient through this difficult time has finally turned into a grateful reward. Not only has the club made booking your tee-times simple through their app the golf course is ensuring the safety of its players more than ever before. Also, players can enjoy and the opportunity to play “foot-golf” beginning this Friday.
Lecce, Scott call on Ottawa to improve internet
A move by two high-profile MPPs is putting pressure on Ottawa to up the ante in improving internet access in the province. King-Vaughan MPP and Education Minister Stephen Lecce, and Minister of Infrastructure Laurie Scott sent a letter to federal minsters Sunday, calling for further collaboration on broadband between the Province and Ottawa. The MPPs point out the future success of Ontario’s students, and ultimately the prosperity of Ontario’s economy, depends on achieving the required internet connectivity in all areas of the province.
Witnesses sought following home invasion in King
Investigators with the York Regional Police Hold-Up Unit are seeking witnesses following a morning home invasion robbery that occurred in the Township of King.Police report ...
Ontario extends emergency orders to June 9
The Ontario government continues to protect the health and safety of the public during the COVID-19 outbreak by extending all emergency orders in force under ...
King re-opening some outdoor facilities June 1
King Township is tentatively scheduling the re-opening of some outdoor facilities on June 1, although with strict guidelines on how the public can use them.“The ...
Off-road vehicles banned in parks and trails
King Township is reminding citizens and parents that off-road vehicles are not permitted in parks or on trails.Bylaw officers and are focusing on the illegal ...
Equestrian schools find slight hope in phase one
To say the COVID-19 pandemic has been a wild ride for equestrian facilities across Ontario might just be an understatement. Equestrian schools have continued to incur heavy losses and without adequate support from the Canadian government, the road was going to continue heading further south.
Schools remain closed for rest of the school year
Students in Ontario will not be returning to the classroom to finish off the school year. Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced Tuesday that keeping schools closed for the rest of this school year will help protect the health and safety of students. This decision was based on advice from the Chief Medical Officer of Health, health officials on the COVID-19 Command Table, and medical experts at The Hospital for Sick Children.
Local entrepreneur adapts to the changes
A local entrepreneur, whose business was impacted like so many by COVID-19, has found a way to meet the challenges. Lisa Iafrate, of TaLii Towels, said the world changed forever March 5 and her online store stopped receiving orders for her unique absorbent towels.
King City’s Formula 4 star itching to return
King City native and 15-year-old Formula 4 driver Nicholas Christodoulou continues to train as the NACAM Championship’s restart is in limbo. The Scuderia Martiga driver says he spends his time at home on his racing simulator, exercising and watching movies.
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