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King residents go to fight ‘the good fight’ at Queen’s Park
King Township residents took part in a rally at Queen’s Park last Tuesday opposing the peaker power plant slated to go in the Holland Marsh. Residents from King and neighbouring municipalities demonstrated opposition to the Province’s plan to replace coal with natural gas-fired power generation in the Marsh. More...
Pharmacy held up in King City Thursday

The York Regional Police Hold-Up Unit is seeking public assistance in identifying and apprehending three suspects in connection with a pharmacy robbery Thursday in King City. More...

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at King City United

Come join the celebrations at King City United Church for a delicious Irish dinner in honour of St. Patrick’s Day March 19. The celebrations will start at 5:30 p.m. with Irish music and a sing-a-long played by Jack Brooks on the piano. Dinner is at 6 p.m. That will be followed by two Irish solos by Emily Lux, and for the second time the party will watch More...

 News
• article has image Schomberg man learns fast when it comes to birthing babies
Fathers are expected to be there for their kids, but that usually isn’t supposed apply to the delivery. But that role fell upon a Schomberg man last Saturday (Feb. 27), and he stepped up. The day’s winter weather obliged Brad Templeman to bring Addison Liv Templeman into the world, weighing in at six pounds, two ounces. More...
• article has image Work officially begins on new Schomberg Arena
• Jim Elder to speak Sunday
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 Columns
• article has image Bill’s Bulletin Board
By Bill Rea
It was a strange week last week, at least in terms of the news coming out of Ottawa. More...
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 Editorial
• Is Harper at last learning to control his combative impulses?
Budgets, by their very nature, tend to be dull documents. They usually consist, at least at the federal level, of hundreds and hundreds of ponderous pages, filled with lots of numbers. The significance of all these figures is not always easy to sort out. More...
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 Letters
• Reader found editorial to be ‘absolutely dismaying’
It was absolutely dismaying to read your editorial in the Feb. 24 issue. More...
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 Sports Beat
• article has image Canadian Show Jumping team claim Nations’ Cup in Florida
The Canadian Show Jumping Team claimed victory in the $75,000 Nations’ Cup, Presented by CN, held Friday night in Wellington, Fla. More...
• article has image KING ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
• article has image Curlers can’t take anything for ‘Granite’
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 King's Corners
• Local churches making plans for Easter
King's Corners
Four of our congregations are hosting a series of midweek Lenten gatherings. The plan is that we share a 25-minute worship service, which begins at noon; followed by a time of fellowship, which will be shared over our own bag lunches. The host church will provide tea, coffee and juice. The worship will feature a couple hymns, some prayer and a short message or dialogue. More...
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 Nobleton Notes
• Kids from St. Paul’s will be taking part in volleyball marathon
Nobleton Notes
Our Prayer Group meets this evening (Wednesday) at 7:30 p.m. More...
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