Peter Marshall, Principal of Boyne Public School in Milton, has been named one of Canada’s Outstanding Principals for 2018 by The Learning Partnership, an organization which honours the unique and vital contribution of principals in publicly-funded schools.
The Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation raised $20,000 for Halton area schools. The money was awarded at a reception on February 8 at Troy’s Diner in Milton. The money was part of the funds raised through the annual Miracle on Main St.
International Women’s Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. This year’s theme is #PressForProgress as we continue to address Gender Parity.
On Sunday January 21st Halton Jugarati Seniors Samage held their 1st meeting of the year at Grace Anglican Church in Milton. On this day they celebrated India’s 69th Republic Day.
The Townsend-Smith Foundation had some exciting news to share at their January 24 Town Hall. They were officially allowed to begin talking about a partnership with Conestoga College. Conestoga College is in an agreement to partner with the Wilfrid Laurier University on the Milton Education Village.
The Milton Players’ Theatre Group have made Noises Off the second play of their 2017- 18 Season. The comedy written by Michael Frayn is loosely based on the writer’s experiences watching a play from backstage, and all that goes on behind the scenes. “Noises Off ” is a term used to refer to noises from off-stage.
In Canada, every six days a woman is killed due to domestic violence. Ryan Graham, and Des Donovan are Corrections’ workers at Maplehurst Detention Centre, and see the damage these incidents do firsthand.
The frigid weather Milton experienced after Christmas was the talk of the town. But such exclamations on the snow and below freezing temperatures were conversations held by those who had a warm home to settle into at night.
After a long and distinguished 27 year career with the Milton Public Library, 22 years as Chief Librarian, Leslie Fitch announced her intention to retire effective June 30, 2018.
The Milton Federal Liberal Association held its annual Holiday party and had the pleasure of honouring two of their long standing members, Walt Elliot and his wife Anne.