March 12, 2008 / News

York Regional Police holds female recruiting session for Women's Day

In recognition of International Women's Day, which was Saturday, the York Regional Police Recruiting Unit is inviting women who are interested in a career in policing to an information session this coming Tuesday (March 18). More...

Council considers grant program applications as part of budget process

Each year, King Township supports community groups or members with financial assistance through its grants program. This year, the Township received 21 grant applications, totalling $161,230. More...

HAPPY RETIREMENT STARTS

Members of the community were stopping in at the King City Post Office Friday to wish Assistant Postmaster Sandra Charman a happy retirement. More...

York recognizes March as Red Cross Month

York Regional council recently agreed to recognize March as Red Cross Month. Red Cross Month is intended to promote public awareness of the Red Cross's programs, services and disaster relief efforts across Canada. More...

LION HONOURED

Lion Dr. David Harper was presented with the Harry A. Newman Award last Monday by the Nobleton Lions Club. Harry A. Newman was the first Canadian President of the Lions Club International in 1924. More...

Southlake participates in new program to reduce patient wait times

For many families, transitioning a loved one from the hospital to an alternate care provider, such as a long-term care facility, can be an overwhelming and challenging experience. More...

NOBLETON SKATING CLUB IS 50

The Nobleton Skating Club is celebrating 50 years in the community, and Mayor Margaret Black was on hand Monday night to recognize the occasion. More...

Council members weigh in on King Township's 2008 budget process

King Township's budget process for 2008 is under way, although it's still in the early stages. The first budget draft went to Township councillors last month, and it's currently under revision. More...

Diaries of five Canadian women on display at museum

Glimpses into the social world of women in the 19th century are currently available at the King Township Museum. Five Canadian Women and their Diaries, an exhibit on loan from the Archives of Ontario, is at the museum during March and April. More...

King City girl joins Leaders Today to help build a school in India

There's a lot of humanitarian work to be done in India, and a 16- year-old King City girl just can't wait to get at it. More...

Idol contestants readying themselves for first showcase

This year's Schomberg Idol contest, sponsored by Schomberg Agricultural Society and Music 21, Bolton, is well underway. There are six talented contestants ranging in age from 13 to 16, all vying for the 2008 Schomberg Idol crown. More...

A MILLION AEROPLAN MILES PRESENTED

United Lumber Home Hardware and Building Centre (Bolton) customer Carol Hutchins of Schomberg won 1,000,000 Aeroplan Miles as an Aeroplan winner in the Home Hardware Great Gift Giveaway Sweepstakes. More...

Every dog has its day, even in Blackhorse Theatre's next show

The Blackhorse Village Players next production, Sylvia by A.R. Gurney, is set to open March 26. This doggone flea-bitten comedy centers on an unusual love-triangle between a husband and wife, and man's best friend. More...

Sheep and goats brought people out Saturday

The weather tried to keep people home Saturday, but a collection of sheep and goats were able to draw a lot of them out. More...

Puck's Farm holding 28th annual Easter Egg Hunt and Winter Fest

Puck's Farm is celebrating the end of winter and the approach of Easter with their 28th annual eightday Easter Egg Hunt. More...

Kingfest concert will be March 29

Kingfest Music Festival will be presenting its next concert at Newmarket Theatre March 29. More...

84 graduate from their military training at Borden

Dec. 6 was a big day in the lives of 84 Canadians They graduated from their basic military qualification course at the Naval Reserve Training Division at Canadian Forces Base Borden. More...