Himalayan Balsalm…invasive species

Himalayan Balsalm…invasive species

Have you seen this flower?  Have you marvelled at some soft beautiful purple snap dragon  like flowers waving in the late summer breezes? Its the Himalayan Balsalm; unfortunately its an invasive species. Earlier in the summer Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority...

End of a great tradition

As reported in our local papers the wonderful tradition of our small town fair, the first Saturday after Labour Day, is no more.  I was truly sad to read the press release announcing cancellation of Kettleby Fair.   Even though my exposure to this wonderful tradition...

Community Improvement Plan–King City

In early July a public meeting was held to discuss the Community Improvement Plan (CIP) for King City.  I am glad some residents and business owners were able to attend as there was opportunity for them to express their ideas about priorities in terms of which...

August Nature Walks in King City

In August you can  explore the King City Trails with a Toronto Region Conservation Area guide.  Its an opportunity to learn about the creatures who live in the area and the vegetation which thrives there.  The walks are free but you need to register with TRCA. The...

Nature Walks in King City and Nobleton

There are some wonderful guided walks being planned for the summer months with guides from Toronto Region Conservation Authority (TRCA.)  in Nobleton and King City.  The walks are free but you must register at www.trcastewardshipevents.ca. In the remaining weeks of...
Canada Day 2014 Celebration

Canada Day 2014 Celebration

You can celebrate Canada Day 2014 with neighbours, family & friends at Kettleby again this year.  There will be hot dogs & beverages and a festive cake starting at 7PM on July 1 in Tyrwhitt Park.  Fireworks display is at 9:30. No matter where you celebrate the...