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By Michelle Poirier The Georgina Chess Academy is growing as more parents see the benefits of their children learning chess. The academy started in January...

By Mike Anderson The Georgina Community Food Pantry (GCFP) launched its annual spring fundraising drive on April 2, sending over 1,100 emails and nearly 500...

By: Ewa Chwojko-Srawley Sue Williams juggles so many community commitments that she can barely keep track of them all. Her motto: Just do what needs...

Main Stories: Feds won’t pay travel costs for D-Day vets, Artisanal sandwich shop opens on High Street, Big Canoe to fight charges, after police bust pot shop, Conference empowers female entrepreneurs, 7 year-old chess whiz heads to championship

By Mike Anderson With the 80th anniversary of D-Day fast approaching, Keswick resident Rob Cullen is calling on Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) to cover travel...

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...

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...

By Michelle Poirier Bruce Braund, a grade 1 student at Keswick Public School, is headed for the Canadian Chess Challenge Ontario Championships after qualifying during...

By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley Georgina's entrepreneurial spirit shone brightly at the Wonder Women: Women in Business Conference, held on International Women's Day, March 9, at...

Main Stories: Georgina’s Multi-Use Recreation Complex opens to rave reviews, Taking Georgina jump through hoops for housing dollars is terrible public policy, Keswick doctor calls for more funding for family physicians, Council passes resolution to address homelessness, Skills Training Centre offers free seminars for entrepreneurs