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Keswick teen becomes first female football player to win championship

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By Michelle Poirier Chloe Winterton, a grade 12 student at Newmarket's Huron Heights Secondary School, made school board history last month, becoming the first female...

Sutton Curling Club gets boost from Ontario Trillium Foundation

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By Mike Anderson The Sutton Curling club has installed new safety equipment, including tap payment devices, automatic door sensors, hand dryers and contactless plumbing fixtures...

The Canadian Moose are off to Vietnam

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By Angie Sullivan The Canadian Moose World Travelling Hockey Group is packing their gear for their next global hockey adventure and are off to Vietnam....

Give lawn bowling a try this summer!

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By Angie Sullivan Have you ever wanted to try your hand at a low-pressure outdoor sport? Then get rolling this summer with the Georgina Lawn...

Provincial Cornhole Tournament comes to Georgina

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By Michelle Poirier Calling all cornhole players, on the weekend of July 25 to 27 the Georgina Cornhole League are hosting the annual Ontario Cornhole...

A Champion’s Journey: Shannon Westlake, Olympian

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By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley Shannon Westlake from Keswick made her Olympic debut in Paris this year, marking an unforgettable milestone in her athletic career. On Saturday,...

Sutton teen earns spot at CrossFit Games in California

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By Angie Sullivan Julia Konovalova from Sutton is heading to California to compete against some of the top teenage CrossFit athletes in the world. The Grade...

Shores of Georgina featured in new Paralympic rowing documentary

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By Angie Sullivan Local filmmaker Giacomo Moncada is bringing the story of Paralympic rower Victoria Nolan to the big screen with the documentary Blindly Victorious...

Young Georgina Jiu-Jitsu Champions Bring Home Gold

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By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley Two young martial artists are putting Georgina on the international map — and their journey is only just beginning. Delwin (14) and Bryden...

Don Cherry says he was fired, not sorry for ‘Coach’s Corner’ poppy rant

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MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Brash, outspoken, opinionated — longtime hockey broadcaster Don Cherry was never afraid to ruffle feathers during his “Coach’s Corner” segment on “Hockey Night in...

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