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AUSCHWITZ: The full story

The Establishment of Auschwitz Auschwitz, located near the town of OÅ›wiÄ™cim in southern Poland, was the largest and most notorious concentration and extermination camp established by Nazi Germany during World War II. Originally a Polish army barracks, it was converted … Continue reading

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ANNIVERSARY: 80 years ago, the Nazi concentration camp, Auschwitz, was liberated

Eighty years ago, January 27th, 1945, the Soviet army entered Auschwitz, the infamous Nazi concentration camp, on January 27, 1945, liberating the approximately 7,000 prisoners who remained. Earlier that month, the SS (Schutzstaffel) the elite guard of the Nazi regime … Continue reading

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PETITION to protect Pickering waterfront

Environmentally sensitive land…we care. You? I have never been of the opinion that more is better. I remember a time when you could access the waterfront in Toronto from the Scarborough Bluffs to Sunnyside Beach in many areas…unimpeded. Then came … Continue reading

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Trump tribes’ common ground

[I am sick and tired of reading and hearing about this assh*le but to ignore him, to mute his words would be courting disaster. We must hear him and speak out against him, incessantly and endlessly.] At two very different … Continue reading

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POINT-COUNTERPOINT: Great time to have an election, eh at a cost of $175 million

Smooooooth…like gravel in a newly graded road.  Da boy is trying to cash in on T**** animosity. Canadians, read ‘many,’ and ‘Ontarians,’ read likely, many also, are not enamored with that assh*le in the WH down south. His big mouth … Continue reading

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PICKERING: Q&A session with Fire Chief Stephen Boyd

NOTES Q&A interview with FIRE CHIEF STEPHEN BOYD Fire Chief Stephen Boyd is a dynamic, energetic man who speaks like the CEO of any large corporation: concisely, succinctly and engagingly. At 63, eligible for retirement for 8 years, he is … Continue reading

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PICKERING: City website at www.pickering.ca

Comments and opinions The City of Pickering has responded to the numerous complaints and criticisms regarding its website. The “new Pickering WEBSITE” cost a million dollars and has changed a lot… much more glitz, a lot more sizzle than steak. … Continue reading

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PICKERING: ANTIRADIATION KI TABLETS

The Durham Region Health Department is reminding residents within 10 kilometers of the Pickering or Darlington nuclear generating stations to ensure they have potassium iodide (KI) tablets. These tablets are crucial for reducing thyroid cancer risk in the unlikely event … Continue reading

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Pickering: Pickleball courts coming!

The City of Pickering is considering the installation of six new pickleball courts at Diana, Princess of Wales Park to replace the mini soccer pitch. The courts are proposed off Pickering Parkway, near the gravel lot, with construction scheduled to … Continue reading

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PDNews supporters on Council

Mayor Ashe           Maurice Brenner         Mara Nagy         David Pickles  

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PICKERING: Celebrates 25 Years as a City: A Journey of Celebration, Reflection, and Community

This year, the City of Pickering proudly celebrates a significant milestone – its 25th anniversary of becoming a city. To honour this momentous occasion, residents and visitors are invited to celebrate, reflect on, and explore the vibrant history and dynamic … Continue reading

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POLITICS: Leader of the Liberal Party, replacing Junior….why? Poillievre’s gonna walk away with the election.

The leading candidates for the leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada are: Mark Carney Pro: Former Bank of Canada governor with strong economic credentials Con: May be seen as an outsider to party politics Szpin: Remember Michael Ignatieff, like … Continue reading

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