Have your say on library changes

Have your say on library changes

People of all ages and backgrounds across Canning are invited to help shape some design concepts for Willetton Library. The concepts will then be presented to council as a business case in February. To ensure the facility’s upgrade offers flexible spaces that serve...
Adventurous teen gains three awards

Adventurous teen gains three awards

Seventeen-year-old student Nigel Lee earned his bronze, silver and gold medals at the Duke of Edinburgh Awards. The Willetton Senior High School student said he wanted to get involved in the Duke of Edinburgh Program to experience something new. He said it required a...
Honours for top K9s

Honours for top K9s

Six past and present dogs from the West Australian Corrective Services Drug Detection Unit were honoured this week with the prestigious National Canine Service Medal as part of the unit’s 25th anniversary celebrations. The dogs received the Australian Defence Force...
‘Park is a failure for people with disability’

‘Park is a failure for people with disability’

The Bentley 360 project opened last week to the public marking a milestone as one of Western Australia’s biggest urban infill projects, but members from People with Disabilities WA are not happy. People with Disabilities WA member Diana Ryan said the park reflects its...
Heather’s bold mission

Heather’s bold mission

Seventy-three-year old Heather Stewart Johnson said she firmly believes the City of Canning has a bigger issue of homelessness than the council is aware of. Helping combat homelessness for Ms Stewart is much more than just feeding them and giving them shelter. She...