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Local land donation strengthens critical conservation network
May 6, 2026 · 0 Comments
A key piece of the Oak Ridges Moraine, surrounded by existing conservation lands has now been permanently protected by the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), ...
Pellegrini seeks another term, says it’s a ‘calling’
Steve Pellegrini is hoping to continue his “calling,” and will seek re-election as King Township mayor in this fall’s election. Pellegrini was acclaimed in the past three municipal elections.
Local volunteers recognized for their efforts
The foundation of the community – the strength of King’s dedicated volunteers – was recognized during last week’s Volunteer Appreciation Night. The one night of the year dedicated to King’s givers shone the spotlight on the vast array of special individuals. Mayor Steve Pellegrini noted volunteers have a profound impact on our community. “They are the backbone of a strong, resilient and inclusive King; giving their most valuable resources – time and energy – to make our community a better place for all,” he said.
Community Petition gains momentum for performing arts centre in King Township
Residents in King Township are rallying behind a growing petition calling for the development of a dedicated Performing Arts Centre through a public-private partnership.Visitors attending ...
Province building new East Gwillimbury hospital and expanding current Southlake Hospital to connect more people in the region to high-quality hospital care
The Ontario government is investing $10 million to advance plans for a new acute care hospital in East Gwillimbury as well as the redevelopment of ...
Southbound and northbound HOV lanes are now open between Major Mackenzie Drive and Highway 9
Stephen Lecce, MPP for King—Vaughan, announced the successful completion of the Highway 400 widening project between Major Mackenzie Drive in Vaughan and Highway 9 in ...
King unveils inauguarl Sports Hall of Fame
Members of the community gathered to celebrate local athletic excellence during the unveiling of the Sports Hall of Fame exhibition at the Zancor Centre.Attendees opportunity ...
Local firefighter conquers gruelling 300-mile Ultramarathon in Arizona
“Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night” was once used by the United States Postal Service to describe the dedication of its ...
Make sure you’re on the Voters List ahead of the 2026 Municipal election
It’s never too early to ensure you’re prepared for election day on Monday, Oct. 26Are you on the Voters List? With King Township’s 2026 Municipal ...
Province consolidating 36 CAs into nine to deliver more consistent services, strengthen watershed management and better protect communities
The consolidation of provincial conservation authorities has moved forward. The Ontario government is taking the next step to improve the province’s conservation authority system with our plan to create nine regional conservation authorities. This follows extensive consultation on how conservation authorities can help get shovels in the ground faster on homes and other local infrastructure projects, while strengthening their vital role in managing watersheds and protecting communities from floods and natural hazards.
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