Kristen Calis
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Pickering mayoral candidates participate in municipal election form. Here's where they stand on property taxes (opens the original)
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This summary was produced using artificial intelligence and reviewed by an editor for accuracy and clarity. Property taxes were a hot topic for Pickering mayoral candidates at a business-focused forum one month ahead of the municipal election. Four of Pickeringâs seven mayoral candidates discussed a variety of issues at a forum hosted by the Ajax-Pickering Board of Trade on Wednesday. Three candidates from Ajax attended as well. Among seven questions, the candidates were asked which steps they
MUNICIPAL ELECTION 2026: Here’s what Ajax’s mayoral candidates say about property taxes (opens the original)
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As campaigning speeds up, Ajax mayoral hopefuls faced off at a business-focused forum one month ahead of the Oct. 26 election. Three of Ajaxâs five mayoral candidates discussed a variety of issues at a forum hosted by the Ajax-Pickering Board of Trade on Sept. 23, touching on tariffs, business retention, red tape and more. Four candidates from Pickering attended as well. Among seven questions, the candidates were asked which steps they would take to control municipal spending and property tax
Ajax library, union reach tentative deal avoiding strike (opens the original)
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Library workers are still on the job in Ajax after a strike was narrowly avoided Monday morning. The Ajax Public Library and CUPE 3565 reached a tentative deal for new collective agreements covering 73 full-time and part-time unionized employees. The agreement was reached in the early morning on Sept. 21 after more than 12 hours of bargaining. Their previous collective agreement expired in March 2025. After union members overwhelmingly rejected a âfinal offerâ by the library in a supervised
Pickering moving ahead with long-awaited projects (opens the original)
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Pickering will move ahead with some large, long-awaited projects, after council approved the contracts and tens of millions of dollars in funding. The contracts, approved at a special council meeting, are to build a new fire station, as well as a large drainage and road project in Whitevale. At the southeast corner of Bayly Street and Sandy Beach Road, a new station will replace the existing building at 1616 Bayly St. The old station was constructed in 1969 and staff say it has reached the end o
Goodwood Community Playgroup started in 1976 (opens the original)
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In 1976, it wasnât easy for moms to find a way to connect, especially in a small community such as Goodwood. But thanks to Robbie Quigley (now Wood), a small group of moms found a way to do it with the creation of the Goodwood Community Playgroup in September 1976. Now, the group is meeting for a reunion on Sept. 19. âThis is the first time in 50 years that we are getting together,â said Cathy Wilson, an original member. What was just a handful of moms â and one dad â meeting twice a w
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