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Two Milton Postal Codes Among Top 40 Affected By COVID19
By: Laura Steiner There are now two Milton postal codes among the top 40 areas in the Greater Toronto area (GTA) for testing positive for […]
Month: January 2021
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Letter to the Editor- CN Intermodal “Disappointing”-Nadeem Akbar
Very disappointing news yesterday from the Federal Government in approving the Milton CN Intermodal facility despite serious, repeated and long-standing community, Town and Region concerns. […]
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Canada announces new travel restrictions in face of pandemic
By: Vincenzo Morello Travelers returning to Canada will have to quarantine in hotels at their own expense in accordance with new measures announced today to […]
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Georgetown Resident Wins Jackpot on Instant Crossword
By: Laura Steiner A Georgetown resident has won a jackpot on the Instant Crossword Tripler Game. 49-year old Tywanna Carew won the top prize of […]
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Metrolinx Releases Initial Business Case for Potential Trafalgar Go Station
By: Laura Steiner Metrolinx has released its initial business case(IBC) for a second GO Station in Milton. The potential location would be along Trafalgar Rd […]
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IRCC to Give Former International Students Chance to Remain on an Open Work Permit
By: Laura Steiner Canada is giving former International Students the chance to remain in Canada. The change will give foreign nationals affected by the pandemic, […]
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Ontario Extends Off-Peak Electricity Rates
The province of Ontario is extending the electricity rate relief for Ontarians because of the Stay-At-Home Order as part of the response to the province’s […]
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Workplace report on Payette’s tenure as governor general is officially released
By: Terry Haig The report that led to Julie Payette’s resignation as Canada’s Governor-General has been made public. Heavily redacted, it was released Wednesday night under the […]
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Liberals expel backbencher following ‘baseless and dangerous’ remarks
By: Terry Haig A Liberal backbencher has been expelled from the party’s caucus for inflammatory comments he allegedly made last week about other members of […]
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Vaccine rollout expected to dominate debate as House of Commons resumes sitting
By: Terry Haig The House of Commons resumes sitting today following a six week break. Since MPs last met, COVID-19 has continued to dominate Canadians’ lives […]