News Clippings

May 2

Vaughan at-risk children's advocate speaks at UN (Yorkregion.com)

Supreme Court rules residents should have access to sex offender list (East Gwillimbury Era)

25th Annual Business Achievement Awards (Snapwoodbridge.com and Snapvaughaneast.com)

Luminato Festival Coming to Vaughan (Snapwoodbridge.com and Snapvaughaneast.com)

The 2014 Vaughan Film Festival (Snapwoodbridge.com and Snapvaughaneast.com)

Earth Hour Vaughan (Snapwoodbridge.com and Snapvaughaneast.com)

Masa Sushi Cheque Presentation to ETA Vaughan (Snapvaughaneast.com)

Vaughan Aquatic Staff Retains Provincial Championship (Snapvaughaneast.com)

Volunteer Recognition Awards Ceremony (Snapvaughaneast.com)

Ward 2 Civic Hero Award Winner (Snapwoodbridge.com)

Vaughan Seniors Receiving Added Care Thanks to Recent Announcement (Snapwoodbridge.com)

Scotiabank's Branching Out Program (Snapwoodbridge.com and Snapvaughaneast.com)

2014 Vaughan Safety Expo (Snapvaughaneast.com)

Race for York Region chairperson off to slow start (Yorkregion.com)

A York U in York Region (Postcity.com)

York Region residents want political action on transit: poll (YorkRegion.com)

May 1

Referendum in Pickering: Casino Question (NRU)

Barrie to clarify bonusing policy (NRU)

Remaining contenders for York U campus (NRU)

Mississauga city hall energy efficiency ranks high (NRU)

TTC could consider lawsuit if Spadina subway extension project delayed again (Insidetoronto.com)

Yonge Street Viva transit contract awarded (dcnonl.com)

Former Vaughan MPP Sorbara appointed York University's 13th chancellor (YorkRegion.com)

Vaughan MP Fantino could be back before human rights tribunal (YorkRegion.com)

Thornhill park renamed for Holocaust survivor (YorkRegion.com)

University bid learning experience for Newmarket, Aurora: Van Bynen (YorkRegion.com)

University missed out on all benefits of coming north (Aurora Banner - opinion)

York Catholic school board invests in elementary music (YorkRegion.com)

Student conference focuses on mental health, bullying (Richmond Hill Liberal)

More can’t-miss shows (Nowtoronto.com)

Tasty treats in ash trees for woodpeckers (DurhamRegion.com)

Ontario increases cancer coverage for firefighters (Thespec.com)

Canada’s Wonderland is willing to risk more vomiting than ever on its roller coaster rides (Canada.com)

Business-related News
New Canadian factory will produce Simmons, Serta lines (furnituretoday.com)

April 30

OEB Adjusts Electricity Prices Charged to Ontario Consumers (marketwired.com)

Marsh’s ash trees under attack by invasive pest (Mississauga News)

Richmond Hill residents excited by prospect of York campus (Richmond Hill Liberal)

Acclaimed songstress breaks new ground at McMichael (YorkRegion.com)

Toronto deputy mayor says tree canopy in bad shape (citynews.ca)

City of Guelph may look to regulate donation bins and newspaper boxes (guelphmercury.com)

Canada's Wonderland Opens on Sunday, May 4, 2014 (digitaljournal.com)

Martinrea dissidents propose asset sales, new CEO, cost cutting (Nationalpost.com)

April 29

Stouffville amalgamates departments, axes director's job (Stouffville Sun-Tribune)

Pencil Mountain founder speaks in Richmond Hill (Richmond Hill Liberal)

Sorbara named York University chancellor (Toronto Star)

York Region rolling out welcome mat for newcomers (Yorkregion.com)

York Regional Police 'taking out the trash' (YorkRegion.com)

Newmarket staff will consult public on medical marijuana (Newmarket Era)

April 28

Olivia Chow proposes 1 million trees at no cost to taxpayers (Thestar.com)

Three municipalities in the running for new York U campus (Yorku.ca)

Markham, Vaughan, Richmond Hill make York University short list (Yorkregion.com)

Survivor recounts horrors of Holocaust during commemoration event in Vaughan (Yorkregion.com)

York Region health professionals stress importance of vaccines (YorkRegion.com)

Canada Remembers the Six Million Jews Who Perished During the Holocaust (Digitaljournal.com)

Tree planting session in Spruce Park a vital step in ice storm recovery (Mississauga News)