Neighbours of Olde Thornhill Village — December 2020
Keith looks toward better days in the December issue of Neighbours of Olde Thornhill Village magazine.
Keith looks toward better days in the December issue of Neighbours of Olde Thornhill Village magazine.
By Heidi Riedner- Markham Economist & Sun November 16, 2020 Tower heights soaring to 59 storeys and increased traffic volume from nearly 2,000 vehicles are among a long list of red flags raised over a proposed highrise development slated for Royal Orchard Boulevard in Thornhill. Greencapital Limited Partnership is seeking to rezone a roughly four-acre
Keith discusses infill housing in the November issue of Neighbours of Olde Thornhill Village magazine.
Keith discusses the German Mills Meadow and Natural Habitat, who many may not realize was a former landfill site, in the October issue of Neighbours of Olde Thornhill Village magazine.
Keith discusses the proliferation of illegal rooming houses in Thornhill and communities across the GTA and what can be done to address this issue in the September issue of Neighbours of Olde Thornhill Village magazine.
Keith discusses Bill 108, the More Homes, More Choices Act that was introduced and passed by the provincial government last year and its impact on communities across the GTA in the August issue of Neighbours of Olde Thornhill Village magazine.
By Aileen Zangouei for Markham Economist & Sun July 25, 2020 “Financially and emotionally, we are burned.” Those are the words of one of 15 landlords renting to convicted scammer Arif Adnan Syed, 37, who then illegally subleases the rented property to other renters. On the afternoon of July 24, landlords, neighbours and city officials
Keith writes about his love of our country, and why he feels fortunate to call Thornhill home in the July issue of Neighbours of Olde Thornhill Village magazine.
By Kim Zarzour & Sheila Wang for YorkRegion.com June 29, 2020 Throughout early June, customers breezed in and out of the Hwy 7 and Yonge Street Home Depot, unaware of a COVID-19 outbreak that was fast developing among employees. When York Region Public Health finally broke the news on June 16, saying 14 employees had