Thornhill woman finds donor matchA Thornhill resident on a mission to find bone marrow donor matches for others got some good news of her own recently when she learned that her own match had been found. |
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Town receives plan for 833-unit Dunlap site developmentA proposal calling for an 833-unit development on the David Dunlap Observatory site submitted to the Town of Richmond Hill has incensed councillors and residents alike. |
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Mario Racco makes move for Vaughan mayor rolePolitical heavyweight Mario G. Racco is once again seeking public office with his recently announced bid to become Vaughan’s next mayor. |
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Second meeting slated for ‘food belt’ proposalA second meeting to discuss a controversial plan to establish a Markham “food belt” will take place later this month. |
101 townhouse co-op fight continues in courtA case involving a Thornhill housing co-op was in court recently, with residents battling against York Region for control of their community. |
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Richmond Hill top suburban communityThe town of Richmond Hill is tops according to a recently released report. |
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Court case remanded in Dunlap ‘tree trial’Those eager to learn about the legal ramifications relating to trees being removed from the David Dunlap Observatory site will have to wait a little longer. |
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Dunlap debate heats up with development planRecently released plans for the David Dunlap Observatory site have residents up in arms. |
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York Region to back Buttonville Airport?Recent talks between Buttonville Airport’s president and York Region could keep the airstrip operational through regional support. |
Thornhill drivers win dubious distinctionWhen it comes to driving accidents, the community of Thornhill is the province’s worst according to a recently released study. |
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