Mike Anderson
Experts say circuit breaker necessary to blunt Omicron’s effect in Ontario
TORONTO — Ontario must introduce stronger public health measures to blunt the impact of Omicron, the province's COVID-19 experts said Thursday, warning cases could...
Local couple steps up to buy Christmas dinner for seniors building
By Mike Anderson
Residents at Keswick Gardens, a 120-unit seniors building at 43 The Queensway N, will be treated to a Christmas dinner with all...
Georgina Community Food Pantry sees spike in demand during holidays
By Mike Anderson
With the start of the holiday season, the Georgina Community Food Pantry is ramping up to help a growing number of local...
Opinion: Pefferlaw aerodrome proposal lacks transparency
By Mike Anderson
This week York-Simcoe MP Scot Davidson rose in question period to ask Transport Minister Omar Alghabra how he intends to close a...
Georgina Community Food Pantry sees spike in demand during holidays
By Mike Anderson
With the start of the holiday season, the Georgina Community Food Pantry is ramping up to help a growing number of local...
Council approves 2022 budget with zero per cent operating tax increase
By Mike Anderson
Christmas came early for local taxpayers when Georgina Town Council approved the 2022 budget on December 1, with a zero per cent...
Ontario ignoring public’s rights to environmental consultation, public info: audit
TORONTO — The Ontario government has ignored the public's right to consultation on environmentally significant decisions, according to a new set of environmental audits...
Town officially opens Julia Munro Park in Sutton
By Mike Anderson
The Town of Georgina officially opened Julia Munro Park on Friday, November 19.
The park, originally the Sutton Community Park, was renamed to...
Ontario reports more than 700 COVID-19 cases for third straight day
TORONTO — Ontario is reporting 728 new cases of COVID-19 today, one day after a children's vaccine was authorized for use by Health Canada.
The...
Focus shifts to public health units as Health Canada approves kids’...
TORONTO — From superhero selfie stations to encouraging costumes with capes, Ontario public health units are readying to vaccinate young kids against COVID-19 now...
