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Horticultural Society presents annual Garden Tour June 28
June 17, 2026 · 0 Comments
The Schomberg Horticultural Society is pleased to once again host the bi-annual Garden Tour on June 28.Fabulous and interesting gardens in rural, residential and public ...
The heart of St. Mary’s: A retirement tribute to Principal Linda D’Andrea
As we continue to face increasing discriminatory barriers, financial insecurity, job loss, and fractured legal, educational, and healthcare systems, it becomes difficult not to withdraw and navigate these disparities in isolation. It is even more challenging to cultivate trust and a genuine sense of belonging within the people and places that shape our communities. For parents today, this reality can feel especially heavy as they long for their children to experience the same collective happiness and hope they once knew in their own childhoods.
Council extends waste contract with GFL
GFL will continue to provide waste collection for King, through 2029. Council approved an extension to the contraction for an additional maximum period of one year and 9 months (January 1, 2028, to September 30, 2029) at a total maximum cost of $179,639 above the base budget.
Bid for six-storey building in King City
Township staff are continuing to review plans for a six-storey residential building in King City. Details were presented during a planning information meeting recently for the 190-unit apartment complex. The units will include 1-bedroom/1-bedroom and den; 2-bedroom/2-bedroom and den; and, 3-bedroom models.
Campaign on to help feed local families
Give Where You Live King Township has always been a community that looks after its neighbours.Whether through volunteerism, fundraising, community events, or simply lending a ...
King has $1-million surplus in DC reserves
While changes to development charge legislation continue to challenge municipal staff, King has a Development Charge surplus. The current balance of DC Reserve Funds is $4.5 million, of which the Township has $3.5 million of commitments, resulting in a $1 million surplus.
Proposed changes would allow municipalities to impose fines for misuse of lands
Legislative changes aimed at preventing illegal land uses, especially illegal truck yards, come as good news to municipalities who have been struggling with the issue for years. The amendments would enable municipalities to impose administrative monetary penalties for illegal land uses, including illegal truck yards that are frequently established on rural, agricultural or residential properties.
Mulroney resigns as MPP, wants to concentrate on family
York-Simcoe will lose its dedicated MPP. Caroline Mulroney announced Monday she’s resigning her seat in the Legislature, effective June 5. In a letter to constituents, Mulroney said serving as MPP for York-Simcoe for the past eight years has “been one of the greatest privileges of my life. It is not a decision I have made lightly.”
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.
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