By Kathryn Stocks In our February issue, we reported the upsetting news that COVID-19 had hit the Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care in January. At the time we went to print, 84 residents...

By Kathy McGrath We can get a vast amount of information from big internet search engines with a simple click of a button, so why bother reading local news sources? We’ve created this Top...

The flag flies at half-mast in honour of those who died of COVID-19, and the white ribbons show community support for residents and staff. By Kathryn Stocks It was a heartbreaking start to the...

By Denise Bacon One of the most difficult aspects of this pandemic is the inability for people to visit their parents in long-term care after the coronavirus gets in. This is true for Lucia...

By Amy Stephenson It is understandable that many of us want to turn a blind eye to 2020. But before we start blocking the year from our memory, maybe we can find a few...

By Kathy Rowe The CCRA wishes to congratulate Sir Oliver Mowate graduate Chayah Greenidge on winning the CCRA Award for the 2019/20 school year. The award goes to the Grade 12 student who demonstrates...

Centennial News is delighted to have Derrick Liberty’s stunning watercolour “A Winter’s Day at Colonel Danforth Park” to highlight this issue. Derrick has lived in the Centennial community since 1995. His painting is a...

Building Height: The meeting outlined the proposal to widen Military Trail from the existing 20 metre road allowance to 27 metres. The proposed 8 stories of this building will be 27 metres, equal to...

By Kathy Rowe The story of Centennial’s own Lindo, a sweet-natured three-legged dog from the Dominican Republic, is a unique and heartwarming one. Owners Michelle and Jim are passionate animal lovers with a history...

Most allied soldiers in WWI would pass through the Menin Gate to get to the trenches. By Kathryn Stocks Last year on Remembrance Day, my husband Robin and I shivered in the cold rain...