School boards in Ontario proactively prepare in case of switch to remote learning
Several school boards in Ontario are asking students to take home their personal belongings and electronic devices as they prepare for the possibility of...
Leafs, Raptors, Senators to have 50 per cent fan capacity amid COVID-19 surge
TORONTO — The new COVID-19 surge is impacting sports fans in Ontario.
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Raptors plus the Ottawa Senators will see their...
Ontarians 18+ can get boosters Monday, shorter dose interval
TORONTO — All eligible adults in Ontario can book COVID-19 booster shots starting Monday, part of an accelerated rollout of third doses the premier...
Vaccine capacity ramping up in Ontario ahead of booster plan details
TORONTO — Preparations for an accelerated COVID-19 booster shot rollout were underway Wednesday in Ontario as the province braced for a growing wave of...
December 10, 2021 Issue
Main Stories: New aerodrome proposal flies under the radar in Pefferlaw
Town officially opens Julia Munro Park
The Georgina Cares live TV auction returns,
Christmas arrives at The Briars,
Templeman’s Toffee and Spice of Life open storefront
Local couple steps up to buy Christmas dinner for seniors building
By Mike Anderson
Residents at Keswick Gardens, a 120-unit seniors building at 43 The Queensway N, will be treated to a Christmas dinner with all...
Opinion: Pefferlaw aerodrome proposal lacks transparency
By Mike Anderson
This week York-Simcoe MP Scot Davidson rose in question period to ask Transport Minister Omar Alghabra how he intends to close a...
Georgina Community Food Pantry sees spike in demand during holidays
By Mike Anderson
With the start of the holiday season, the Georgina Community Food Pantry is ramping up to help a growing number of local...
Town promotes inclusivity with new rainbow pride crosswalk
By Michelle Poirier
The Town of Georgina held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new Rainbow Pride crosswalk that promotes inclusivity on November 27.
The crosswalk is...
Cdn. companies paying almost $500,000 on average to ransomware attackers: survey
TORONTO — Canadian companies hit by ransomware attacks pay almost half a million dollars on average to perpetrators, according to the results of a...
