By: Tanya Edwards
Take four people with the same spooky hobby, and what do you get? COPi, Central Ontario Paranormal Investigations.
Glenn and Wendy Laycock along with Paul and Tina Jackson formed COPi over a cup of coffee and their...
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: Sheri Andrunyk
Local entrepreneurs Gary and Gina Semeniuk were among fourteen York Region leaders to be recognized as Portraits Of Giving honourees in 2019.
Founded by Richmond Hill photographer Karen Merk, the goal of Portraits of Giving is to...
OTTAWA — The federal government capped an unprecedented week Friday by announcing a slew of measures to help small businesses cope with the COVID-19 crisis, bringing Ottawa’s total planned support in response to the pandemic to at least $200...
By: Michelle Poirier
The Town of Georgina's Economic Development and Tourism Division is launching a new culinary event, Taste of Georgina.
"You're invited to experience the Taste of Georgina, a prix fixe food series that will awaken your taste buds and...
TORONTO — The Ontario government has introduced a bill to update regulations for realtors that includes new enforcement tools, rules on business structures, and more disclosure of competing bids for homes.
Government and Consumer Services Minister Lisa Thompson said the bill is a needed...
By: Tina Novotny
The digital age offers enhanced human connection, but many say we’ve lost the common touch – literally.
Tara Graves wants to do something about that for National Hug Day on January 21.
On behalf of her touch therapy...
By Michelle Poirier
RJ Gorman is betting that your Valentine will appreciate a bag of RJ’s World Famous popcorn more than the usual box of chocolates on Feb 14.
He has partnered with Keswick floral designer Erin Buddo, owner of...
By Mike Anderson
The Kibble House, a favourite with pet owners in Pefferlaw, will be closing its doors in September.
Owners Diane Meharg, 63, and John Dewar, 66, are retiring and moving to Bobcaygeon to be closer to family.
Meharg has young...
By: Michelle Poirier
Take-out and delivery have not been as lucrative as traditional sit-down service, so some restaurants are coming up with different ideas to generate income.
Burger Bandits, in Sutton, is looking to the past to find a solution for...
