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Free Spirit Festival: A Celebration of Well-being

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By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley The Free Spirit Festival held at ClearWater Farm on July 2 brought together residents of Georgina and visitors from as far as...

A new vision for the Georgina Centre for Arts and Culture

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By Mike Anderson The Georgina Centre for Arts and Culture (GCAC) is expanding its programming to attract more visitors, rebuild its donor base, and promote...

Water ceremony marks start of National Indigenous Peoples Day

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By Mike Anderson More than 20 students from Black River P.S. and Morning Glory P.S. participated in a water ceremony held at Virginia Beach Marina...

Fishing derby gives kids a chance to learn how to fish

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By Mike Anderson More than 90 kids fished the Maskinonge River off the Boston Pizza docks during the first annual NeXgen Young Anglers - Kids...

Celebrating Wellness – Free Spirit Festival at ClearWater Farm on July 2

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By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley If you want to break free from the mundane, this festival is for you. Step into a world where the rhythm of...

The Pefferlaw Community Garden needs gardeners

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By Michelle Poirier The Georgina-Brock Garden Club, a volunteer-run charity which works to educate, inspire and support gardeners, is looking for 10 to 12 Georgina...

Sutton retailer offers free groceries on Fridays

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By Michelle Poirier Every Friday, Solace Serenity Healing, a boutique shop in Sutton that sells alternative health and healing products, opens its doors to people...

Queensville Players’ Beauty and the Beast a hit with theatregoers

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By Karin Simpson There is still time to catch the Queensville Players' production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast on stage at the Stephen Leacock...

Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides returns this May in Pefferlaw

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By Michelle Poirier The Pefferlaw Lioness Lions are preparing for the annual Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides and are looking for participants and donations. The...

High school students build new back patio for Sutton Legion

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By Mike Anderson Students from Sutton District High School's EOP program continue to improve our community brick by brick or, in this case, patio stone...

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