Despite our green goals, Ontario is still waging an uphill battle to combat climate change.
King Mayor Steve Pellegrini, councillors and staff lauded the efforts of several local businesses recently, during the 2012 Spotlight on Business plaque presentations. The King ...
“What do you need?” Those words greeted staff at Nobleton Public School for the last 15 years.
There was something for everyone at the third annual King City Festival Saturday, making it the best event to date. The arena grounds were packed with visitors. Here, this “polar bear” drew a lot of attention as he strolled the grounds, promoting an upcoming production by Next Stage Theatre Company, at the Kettleby-Pottageville Lions Hall July 5 and 7. Photo by Mark Pavilons
Mark Pavilons, editor of the King Weekly Sentinel, received an award for supporting the King Township Food Bank recently. Carol Ann Trebert presented the honour ...
The King Township Museum, Arts Society King and King Township Archives invite you and your family, to reminisce and share stories at our Italian Heritage ...
King City has its own farmers’ market, which kicked off Sunday at All Saints Church. The market runs every other Sunday fron 8 a.m. to ...
The York Region District School Board (YRDSB) ratified the two-year collective agreement for its secondary teachers. The Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation, District 16 (OSSTF ...
The contributions of Portuguese Canadians will forever be showcased, thanks to the efforts of two King Township entrepreneurs.
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, Nothing is going to get better. It’s not.” Dr. Seuss That sentiment summarizes the tireless efforts of King’s most senior politician – Councillor Linda Pabst.
At this year’s Arts Society King (ASK) Festival, take time to discover the creative you! Whether you are male, female, young, old, beginner or experienced, ...
The York Region District School Board approved a balanced 2013-2014 budget with a total of $1,2 billion. “The 2013-2014 budget is aligned with the goals ...
King Township residents can sample a variety of local produce at two farmers’ markets this summer.
Known as “LIL M,” Nobleton’s Michael Furlano is most likely the only 10-year-old rapper you’ve heard of lately.
The Hills of Headwaters Tourism Association has announced that King Township has joined the Association’s equine initiative, becoming a standing partner on the Headwaters Equine Leadership Group (HELG).
The Scotia McLeod King Cobras won all five games in the Vaughan Mid-Season Classic Tournament by scores of 16-6, 19-1, 16-6, 16-6 & by a ...
The Roots, Canada’s largest amateur wake series, will make its way to King Township this weekend for three headline events. The Boardsports Open is presented ...
It’s time to get your rear in gear!
Sunday was a pretty good day for King City’s Kingridge Stables.
Local speed skater Andria Scarpelli, a member of the King Speed Skating Club, set two Ontario Speed records this spring in the girls age class 8 during a competition held in Oakville.
As part of National Access Awareness Week, York Region showcased some impressive local athletes and celebrated the work that is being done to make programs and services more accessible for people with disabilities at the Administrative Centre recently.
The Country Day School’s senior girls’ rugby team secured their ninth straight CISAA championship with a 29-12 win over Trinity College School (TCS) recently on ...
King’s Beth Underhill grabbed two impressive top finishes at recent events held at the Caledon Equestrian Park in Palgrave. Beth and Cavendish owned by Underhill and ...
We are more connected than we tend to think.
There was more good news for the Canadian economy recently. In the first few months of this year, our economy grew by 2.5% – the strongest growth record in nearly two years.
Last week’s Sustainable King reviewed the Sustainability Plan and explained the Township and community roles in implementing it. We promised to let you know about ...
Welcome to the first edition of a new feature, Sustainable King. As you may recall, King Township approved its Community Sustainability Plan last spring and ...
Most of us live our lives in relative obscurity.
King Township is a special place to live. We have a reputation the uphold.
York-Simcoe residents, like most Canadians, are known for their work ethic and entrepreneurial spirit.
One of the issues people frequently ask me about is how a particular development in their neighbourhood was approved and who makes the decisions.
Mark Pavilons “I know what happiness is, for I have done good work.” – Robert Louis Stevenson As I look around, I have to wonder whether ...
We often feel powerless and just part of a giant machine, that proverbial minor cog in a vast series of gears.