Chloe Daniels Brings Olympic Glory Home
By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley
During the Paris Olympics, the Georgina community came together at the MURC to cheer on Chloe Daniels from Sutton. She was playing...
October 10, 2024 Issue
Main Stories:
Residents raise concerns about the safety of new bike lanes on Highway 48,
Phosphorous Recycling Plant still on hold,
Rogers tv says station will stay open despite layoffs,
Spirit of Tradition: The power of the Pow Wow,
Georgina Mystic Fair casts a spell for the second year!
New BBQ Food Truck a hit in Pefferlaw
Residents raise concerns about the safety of new bike lanes on Highway 48
By Mike Anderson
Residents are raising concerns on social media about the safety of new bike lanes installed along Highway 48, with some calling them...
Behind the Hedges: Novelist Mazo Louise De la Roche
Daryl Urquhart, series editor
In the central northern tract of the Cemetery at historic St. Georges church, stands a proud and prominent limestone Celtic Cross....
Cleaning Up Lake Simcoe: What are the next steps for a Phosphorous Recycling Plant?
By Angie Sullivan
Hoping to fuel government action on a proposed Holland Marsh Phosphorus Recycling Plant, Lake Simcoe Watch launched a campaign last month asking,...
Georgina Cares is looking for auction items
By Angie Sullivan
The 25th annual airing of the Georgina Cares Live TV Auction is scheduled for November 24 on Rogers TV Georgina and online...
Georgina Mystic Fair casts a spell for the second year!
By Angie Sullivan
Friday, October 18, will mark the second annual Georgina Mystic Fair at The Link in Sutton. It runs from 4 p.m. to...
Spirit of Tradition: The Power of the Pow Wow
By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley
The Chippewas of Georgina Island Pow Wow took place on the weekend of September 28/29, aligning with the National Day for Truth...
September 24, 2024 Issue
Main Stories:
Pefferlaw’s Melinda Watpool wins WBA title fight at Pickering Casino,
Police say double homicide was targeted,
Volunteer firefighters show off skills at Open House,
New social club for seniors and retirees starts in Udora,
The Learning Cafe serves up hope,
Mayor’s Charity Motorcycle Ride and Poker Run
Opinion: Georgina families deserve a hospice residence
By: Daniel Nowoselski, Canadian Cancer Society Advocacy Manager - Hospice Palliative Care and Laurie Knapp, Hospice Georgina Executive Director
When a loved one is in...












































