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By Mike Anderson While Karen Wolfe describes PAR's recent lobbying efforts as a "perfect storm," she also admits taking on Transport Canada is no easy...

By Michelle Poirier Keswick will get its first community fridge, which, pending the Town's final approval, will be located at the Georgina Ice Palace. After acknowledging...

By Mike Anderson Uptown Keswick business owners are concerned about drug dealing and other criminal activity at Lakeside Residences, a mixed family and seniors apartment...

Main Stories: Council approves $50M Civic Centre project, Tone deaf council approves $50M Civic Centre project, Pickelball takes Georgina by storm!, Keswick United Church disbands after 149 years, Restaurant-quality meals for a fraction of the price, Doug Doner, YRP Polar Plunge

By Mike Anderson The Town of Georgina will build a new Civic Centre on Civic Centre Rd. On March 1, Town Council voted 6-1 to green-light...

By Mike Anderson Pickleball, described as ping-pong played on a tennis court, is the fastest-growing sport in North America. But you don't have to tell that...

By Michele Poirier Keswick United Church, a prominent church in Georgina for the past 149 years, will hold its last service on April 30. The congregation...

By Michelle Poirier While most supermarkets now offer ready-made meals to go, they're often pretty bland affairs, made with little or no passion. That's not the...

By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley Doug Doner is a true rodeo legend who left a lasting mark on the sport. Now into his tenth decade, he still...

By Mike Anderson The Town of Georgina is considering further legal action, including possible fines, against Ross Draper, a commercial farm operator in Keswick, after...