Mike Adler
Staff Writer at YorkRegion.com
Reporter for Metroland Media Toronto, and Edges of Toronto columnist. Searching for stories in the Other Toronto. Reach me at [email protected]
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1 week ago |
yorkregion.com | Mike Adler
An artist, an art teacher, an entrepreneur, an advocate for newcomer youth, a friend to veterans, a leader of seniors and an MPP. All people in Richmond Hill honoured in the name of a king. Already a Subscriber? Sign in Chungsen (C.S.) Leung, a former Willowdale MP who founded businesses, was founding president of the Richmond Hill Markham Chinese Business Association, played his bagpipes for King Charles III last year at Balmoral Castle.
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1 week ago |
yorkregion.com | Mike Adler
Curb removals and asphalt ramps on opposing sides of North Lake Road near Lake Wilcox in Richmond Hill are not a patch repair. They’re an inexpensive way to help turtles get across. Some residents thought the twin crossings east of Yonge Street, beside a wetland where the East Humber River flows under the pavement, were built for geese. Already a Subscriber?
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2 weeks ago |
yorkregion.com | Mike Adler
Car parts and car tech industries at the heart of York Region’s prosperity are on the line, as are 15,000, or perhaps 20,000, direct local jobs. U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs and other big shifts in the market helped to sell out the Canada Automotive Summit in Vaughan on Tuesday even after extra seats were added. Already a Subscriber?
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2 weeks ago |
yorkregion.com | Mike Adler
On her day at City Hall, Alyssa Saidova crushed some mayor stuff. She handed certificates to 20 volunteers, talked to city staff about underutilized public spaces, and rode back to her school in a fire truck. Already a Subscriber? Sign in The man she replaced as Richmond Hill’s chief executive, David West, took the job back but Saidova, a Grade 7 student at Laurement School, left her mark on the city.
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2 weeks ago |
yorkregion.com | Mike Adler
What’s the right time of the day to get involved? Richmond Hill residents who want to talk about new development plans in their neighbourhood come to what are called public meetings of city council. Already a Subscriber? Sign in These always start on a Tuesday at 7 p.m. One councillor, Carol Davidson, thought the meetings started too late.
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