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Main Stories: Town gets $1.52 million reward for 419 new housing starts in 2023, One-third of Town employees on Ontario’s Sunshine List, Residents want Georgina Heritage Committee reinstated, Celebrating our local volunteers: Sue Williams, Food Pantry hopes to raise $50K during spring fundraising drive, Georgina Chess Academy continues its free lessons

By Mike Anderson The Town of Georgina will cash a large cheque from the province for making "substantial progress" towards its housing target in 2023. The...

By Mike Anderson A group of concerned residents is calling on the Town of Georgina to do more to protect heritage properties from the wrecking...

By Weichen Xu Bahar Fine Foods is a grocery store and Persian-Afghan diner catering to Georgina’s growing appetite for diverse and authentic flavours. Owners Ali and...

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...