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OLYMPICS: Recommended ways to view and keep up with the PARIS OLYMPICS 2024

Use website to keep up with the OLYMPICS. I recommend the following methods for optimal viewing of OLYMPICS news. _______________ #1 Click -> #2 Click -> #3 Click ->

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OLYMPICS: OPENING CEREMONY LIVE, *** 1pm ***

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OLYMPICS: Rail sabotage strikes French rails system at start of the Olympics

Saboteurs derailed the French train network disrupting rail travel in France affecting nearly a million people in France and across Europe. Read -> DETAILS  

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OLYMPICS: Canada fined $300K; Coach banned for 1 year; Canada deducted 6 pts

Canada Women’s Soccer has suffered a severe blow to its competitive possibilities because of the drone spying of the New Zealand Women’s soccer practice. Head coach, Beverly Priestman, has been banned from soccer for a year. The Canadian Women’s Soccer … Continue reading →

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OLYMPICS: Canada wins first medal; Summer McIntosh SILVER for swimming

YIPPEE!!!!…we won a SILVER medal in 400 meter swim, Swimmer SUMMER McINTOSH  

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OLYMPICS: ‘Troubled waters’ swamping the show

Water’s putting a damper on France’s show: rain, E Coli in the Sienne but the show goes on. Rain poured down on the opening day, spoiling some of the performances, making some of them dangerous to perform but the performers, … Continue reading →

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PICKERING: celebrates reopening of revitalized Waterfront Trail

Today, the City of Pickering, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), and Trans Canada Trail (TCT) were joined by community members to celebrate the reopening of Pickering’s popular Waterfront Trail at Bruce Handscomb Memorial Park. The trail, originally constructed in … Continue reading →

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OLYMPICS: Canada’s Women Soccer team defeats France, 2-1

The Canadian women’s soccer team had to deliver after the drone scandal penalization. And they did, scoring the winning goal in the final two minute of added time. Bravo ladies !!!!

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MAYOR Kevin ASHE – TOWN HALL REPORT

TOWN HALL REPORT Kudos to Mayor Ashe for standing before his electorate and presenting himself to voters’ questions, criticisms and complaints. He is giving residents the opportunity to dialogue with him. Nearly 50 people took advantage of this opportunity. Mayor … Continue reading →

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OLYMPICS: Canada’s Deguchi ADVANCES to women’s Olympic judo gold-medal final

Canada moves closer to another medal performance in Women’s judo. Christa Deguchi was outstanding in advancing to the gold medal competition. You go Chista !!! Read more at -> DEGUCHI

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OLYMPICS: Canada wins BRONZE in men’s synchronized swimming

Read more -> BRONZE

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PICKERING: Pickering to get new recreation facility at cost of $65 MILLION

Pickering to get new Pickering Heritage & Community Centre at a cost of $65 million and set to open on the Pickering Museum Village grounds by 2026. Read -> DETAILS

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OLYMPICS: What a Summer….another medal, GOLD !

The young woman, a kid no less at 17, but a mature athlete, Summer McIntosh does it again in the 400m medley but this time she forges it up an notch from her first medal, Silver. GOLD, and watching the … Continue reading →

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OLYMPICS: Canadian Women’s Rugby team scores SILVER

Canadian women’s rugby team scores SILVER Read more -> RUGBY

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OLYMPICS: MEDAL Standing 7 27 24

JULY 27 For current MEDAL standings -> MEDALS

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EDITORIAL: “Questionable spending?” asks Councillor Lisa Robinson

There are many voters who oppose Councillor Robinson for some of her past statements and positions regarding marginalized and disregarded groups. However, the councillor does ask hard questions that probably need more discussion, debate and consideration. Consider the $40,000 outlay … Continue reading →

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OLYMPICS: MEDAL standing 7 29 24

   

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FOOD BANK BBQ: You’re invited, SAT, Aug 10

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