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Dedication to understanding our weather: Richmond Hill man logged temperatures and precipitation for more than 70 years (opens the original)
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For 67 years, he was âRichmond Hillâs weatherman.â Alan Roy Channon, who died in July at age 88, was never on television or radio, and never got a dime for stepping into his Mill Pond area backyard, twice each day, to carefully record temperature, barometric pressure and precipitation. A shy man devoted to the natural world and volunteer service as a weather observer for Environment and Climate Change Canada, Channon until the end of his life was considered a shining example of how such ob
Markham volunteer group hosts free walks and talks this Saturday gets 15 municipal election candidates to answer survey on green spaces (opens the original)
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Municipal candidates in Markham have answered questions on the future of city green spaces including Swan Lake in a volunteer groupâs survey. Friends of Swan Lake Park is also hosting walks and tours around the park this Saturday, Sept. 26, at which as many as 10 candidates are expected. The Friends group is concerned the city has so far not committed adequate resources for sustaining the biodiversity of its green spaces by removing invasive species or maintaining trees. The 15 candidates resp
As traffic-calming succeeds in Richmond Hill, a councillor worries her less-populated ward won't get more projects in 2027 (opens the original)
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Traffic calming works, and people in Richmond Hill like it. Sure, residents may still get the urge to speed on local roads, but changes to those roads, at 46 locations in three years, are seen as at least mildly successful. And people want more. Calming measures ranging from landscaped traffic islands and curb extensions to speed cushions, bollards and lines narrowing roads were almost universally welcomed by neighbours who got them. Until now, staff weighed risks on streets identified in the c
'So much of Paul's work has a story behind it' (opens the original)
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Indigenous artist Paul Shilling has learned a lot, and many of his paintings, organizers of a special Richmond Hill exhibit say, speak to trauma, resilience, reconnecting with culture and a path to healing. Healing Through Art: An Immersive Indigenous Art Experience on Sept. 30 will allow visitors to absorb those life lessons and add thoughts of their own. âWe didn’t want to simply hang Paul’s paintings on the walls and call it an exhibition,â Jay Shea, executive director of Odeiwin, said in
Vaughan mayor to ask York Region council to change election sign bylaw just 4 days before candidate signs are posted (opens the original)
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Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca wants to reopen rules for election signs in York Region just a few days before they are scheduled to go up. At the last York Region council meeting of the term Thursday, Del Duca is seeking reconsideration of âall aspectsâ of the regionâs sign bylaw, passed by council in December 2025. The motion to reconsider sign rules needs support from two-thirds of councillors to open the bylaw for possible changes. If they agree, what happens on regional roads at 10 a.m.
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