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Artisanal sandwich shop opens in Sutton

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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...

Seven-year-old chess whiz heads to championship

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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...

Chamber’s Women in Business Conference empowers female entrepreneurs

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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...
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March 10, 2024 Issue

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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

Town Council passes resolution to address homelessness in Georgina

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By Mike Anderson On March 5, Town Council unanimously passed a resolution to address housing and homelessness in Georgina. It followed a three-hour special council session,...

Skills Training Centre offers free seminars for entrepreneurs this month

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By Mike Anderson With Canadian business insolvencies hitting a 19-year high, it's probably a good time for new and aspiring entrepreneurs to think about how...

Keswick doctor calls for increased provincial funding for family physicians

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By Mike Anderson Dr. Natasha Stribbell, who has been practicing family medicine for the past seven years at the Woodbine Medical Centre in Keswick, is...

Georgina’s Multi-Use Recreation Complex opens to rave reviews

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By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley Georgina's Multi-Use Recreation Complex (MURC), one of the largest projects in the Town's history, opened its doors on March 2. Hundreds of residents...
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February 24, 2024 Issue

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Main Stories: Indigenous pot shop opens on High Street, Province announces $1.4M for local health care services, Residential Hospice needed in Georgina, Letters to the Earth brings important message to GCAC, Trio attracts crowd in Virginia, Free community skate at the Bradford Leisure Centre, The Sutton Agricultural Society held its AGM

Indigenous pot shop opens on High Street

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By Mike Anderson Jared Big Canoe, a Chippewa from Georgina Island First Nation (GIFN), has opened 8th Fire Co., Sutton's first pot shop at 120...

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