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By Angie Sullivan There's now a pop-up bookstore at the Georgina Center for Arts and Culture (GCAC) in Sutton. Literary lovers no longer have to drive to Uxbridge to shop at Blue Heron Books. The award-winning independent store is known...
By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley It’s not every day that an artist turns their passion into a thriving global business, wins prestigious awards, and proves that creativity and entrepreneurship make the perfect match! Gabi von Gans is living proof that it’s possible. An...
By Mike Anderson With a great location, competitive rates and sumptuous breakfasts, Gypsy By The Lake B&B in Jackson's Point is a popular choice for visitors staying overnight in Georgina. And, with the closure of Whispering Pines B&B, Gypsy By The...
By Weichen Xu We all have pieces of clothing that just need a little tailoring: jeans that need a little cinching at the waist, pants that are a tad too long, and dresses yearning for a perfect fit. Luckily, Keswick Tailoring...
By Michelle Poirier On April 18, the Town of Georgina and Mayor Quirk proclaimed April as Autism Awareness Month in Georgina. "To raise awareness about autistic individuals, to recognize the needs of people on the autism spectrum and their families, and...
By Mike Anderson After a five-year hiatus, the Discover Georgina Show took Keswick by storm last weekend. The popular home and lifestyle show, run by the Georgina Chamber of Commerce, opened on the blue pad at the Georgina Ice Palace. It featured...
By Mike Anderson After his Indigenous pot shop on High Street was raided by York Regional Police earlier this month, Jared Big Canoe says he's looking forward to his day in court. Big Canoe wants the charges dropped and the cannabis...
By Mike Anderson If you fancy a Philly cheesesteak, lobster roll or a Cubano sandwich for lunch, you now have a go-to place in Sutton. Speak Easy Sandwich Co. opened its doors at 118 High Street on March 15, debuting its...
By Mike Anderson With Canadian business insolvencies hitting a 19-year high, it's probably a good time for new and aspiring entrepreneurs to think about how to bulletproof their business. That's one of the goals of Entrepreneurism in Georgina, a free seminar...
By Michelle Poirier Riveredge Microfarm brings fresh and nutrient-dense microgreens to Georgina residents through a subscription delivery service and weekly at the Georgina Farmers' Market. Sean Wagner, the owner of Riveredge Microfarm, opened his business on May 21 of this year...

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Main Stories: Approved Funding Option Under the Ontario Autism Program, Province to Install Traffic Lights at HWY 48 and Old Homestead Road, Gun Violence Prompts YRP to Step Up Patrols, Big Canoe Indigenous Market Has Big Plans for 2025, Behind the Hedges at St. George’s: The Chapmans, The 2024 Annual Sutton Christmas Bird Count, Raising Money for Charity with Elvis, Abba & Elton John! ​

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