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September 24, 2025 Issue

September 26, 2025

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85-year-old assaulted at HYI building in Keswick demands better security An 85-year-old man assaulted in a subsidized apartment building calls for improved security measures to protect residents from trespassers.
Firefighters warn of fire risk from Lithium-Ion batteries Georgina Fire and Rescue Services educate residents on the safe use, charging, and disposal of Lithium-Ion batteries to prevent fire hazards.
Georgina’s Cultural Festival celebrates diversity The first-ever Georgina Cultural Festival highlights global traditions, food, and performances, fostering community connections and celebrating diversity.
Obituary: Slater, Patricia Joyce Patricia Joyce Slater, a vibrant and fearless individual, passed away at 93, leaving behind a legacy of love, creativity, and community involvement.
Wheels of Hope needs volunteer drivers in Georgina The Canadian Cancer Society’s Wheels of Hope program urgently seeks volunteer drivers in Georgina to help cancer patients reach treatment appointments.
Sibbald’s novel brings 1919 Georgina to life Andrew Sibbald’s new novel, Briars Believed, blends historical and fictional elements to depict life in Georgina in 1919, emphasizing friendship and cultural acceptance.

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September 10, 2025 Issue

September 10, 2025

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20-storey condo tower on Cook’s Bay gets greenlight A 20-storey condo development called Lighthouse was approved by the Ontario Land Tribunal despite initial rejection by the Town of Georgina due to height restrictions.
Torch passes at GNPLC Beth Cowper-Fung retires as director of Georgina Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic, succeeded by John Holbrook, who plans to expand services and improve healthcare access.
The 45th Terry Fox Run starts at Roches Point The annual Terry Fox Run celebrates its 45th year, aiming to raise $50,000 for cancer research while fostering community spirit and honoring Terry Fox’s legacy.
Our Stories, Our Art: Voices of the Unhoused An art exhibition in Sutton showcases the struggles and resilience of unhoused residents, using creativity to challenge stereotypes and foster understanding.
Georgina Island Powwow returns to Sutton DHS The Georgina Island Powwow celebrates Indigenous culture and traditions with dances, drum circles, artisan booths, and community engagement.
Obituaries: Peter Daniel Sibbald Hett Brown, Janet Elizebeth Dauphinee (née Timmins)

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August 24, 2025 Issue

August 28, 2025

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Sutton BMO branch to close February The BMO branch at 106 High Street in Sutton will close on February 13, 2026, forcing customers to switch to the Newmarket branch, raising concerns among seniors and local businesses.
Province offers support for ice storm damage The Ontario government is offering financial assistance to farms, small businesses, and non-profits affected by the March 2025 ice storm, with applications open until October 31.
Water Soldier Plant threatens Lake Simcoe Cook’s Bay in Lake Simcoe is infested with the invasive water soldier plant, prompting multi-agency efforts to manage its spread and protect biodiversity.
Lucky 13 for the Painted Perch Festival The 13th annual Painted Perch Festival celebrated local art, music, and community, with record participation and creative entries.
Field to Table: A taste of Georgina’s farming heritage Georgina’s Field to Table tour showcased local farms, sustainable practices, and community spirit, offering visitors fresh produce and farming insights.

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June 24, 2025 Issue

June 26, 2025

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Lake Dr. East starts one-way on June 26 Lake Dr. East will feature a seasonal multi-use pathway and one-way eastbound traffic lane from June 26 to October 3, with traffic calming measures and detours for westbound drivers.
OPP say no charges expected in fatal collision The OPP does not anticipate charges in the June 13 fatal collision at Hwy. 48 and High St., but residents and officials call for safety improvements at the intersection.
MURC to host cardiac rehab program Southlake Health will offer a cardiac rehabilitation program at the MURC starting September, providing local care to Georgina residents recovering from cardiac events.
Georgina Chess Academy invites seniors to play The Georgina Chess Academy launches a free drop-in chess program for seniors starting July 10 to promote cognitive health and socialization.
Last Rodeo BBQ lassoes a new location in Pefferlaw Last Rodeo BBQ has moved to a new location on Hwy. 48, offering expanded menu options and showcasing local artisan products.
Neil Chapman and his band rock out the Point Neil Chapman performed a street concert on June 21 to raise funds for Georgina Cares, with more concerts planned for the summer.
Schell Lumber Home Hardware opens new store Schell Lumber Home Hardware celebrated the grand opening of its new 9,000 sq. ft. retail space in Sutton, offering expanded product options.
Pefferlaw Area Residents AGM raises concerns Residents discussed traffic concerns, local developments, and safety improvements at the Pefferlaw Area Residents AGM on June 13.
Thomas Richard Browne obituary Tom Browne, a former dairy farmer and computer programmer, passed away peacefully on June 4, 2025, requesting cremation and no funeral service.

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June 10, 2025 Issue

June 15, 2025

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High Street’s redevelopment cost climbs to $13.5 Million Sutton’s High Street redevelopment project, costing $13.5 million, will include infrastructure upgrades, streetscape enhancements, and Hydro line burial, with construction starting in spring 2026 and completion estimated by 2027.
Celebrating 50 years of Georgina’s living history The Georgina Village Museum celebrates 50 years of preserving local history, showcasing historic buildings, artifacts, and new exhibits, while continuing its mission to expand and share the community’s heritage.
Pioneer Village renamed Georgina Village Museum Georgina Pioneer Village has been renamed Georgina Village Museum to reflect its broader historical scope, with new exhibits showcasing local and Indigenous heritage.
ClearWater opens for season ClearWater Farm launched its 2025 season with an Open House, unveiling a nature-inspired play area called Wild Space, set to open in 2026, and continuing its food basket program with personalized features.
A Fresh Start: Bud’s Sushi is open in Pefferlaw Bud’s Sushi, opened in Pefferlaw after a fire destroyed the owners’ previous restaurant, offers affordable sushi and Korean dishes, quickly gaining popularity among locals.

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May 24, 2025 Issue

May 25, 2025

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The Georgina Farmers’ Market opens for 10th season The Georgina Farmers’ Market celebrated its 10th season with 55 vendors, live music, and new food options, despite cold weather.
Nitro Hillclimbing Film Nick Kemp, a Sutton-based mechanic, is featured in a documentary about his innovations in Nitro Hillclimbing, airing on May 26 in Keswick.
D-Day ceremony at Briar Hill Cemetery on June 1 The Sutton Legion will honor Canadian soldiers and local WWII veterans with a ceremony at Briar Hill Cemetery on June 1.
Jennifer Aves: New Self-Help Book & Free Spirit Fest Jennifer Aves released her self-help book “Key Reset” and is hosting the Free Spirit Fest at ClearWater Farm on June 7.
Georgina’s Pride Day Event Returns to the ROC Georgina’s sixth annual Pride Day event, “All Pride No Prejudice,” will feature inclusive activities, performances, and a parade at The ROC on June 7.

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May 10, 2025 Issue

May 11, 2025

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Shades of Hope sounds alarm over rise in orphaned wildlife: Shades of Hope Wildlife Refuge in Pefferlaw, Ontario, has received over 650 orphaned animals this spring, urging the public to adopt humane methods to address wildlife nesting in homes.
GTTI-Skills Training Centre shuts its doors: The GTTI-Skills Training Centre in Sutton is closing permanently due to insufficient funding, despite its legacy of training over 13,000 individuals in trades and soft skills since 2008.
Jacob Mantle wins big in York-Durham: Jacob Mantle, a Conservative candidate, won the York-Durham riding with 55% of the vote, emphasizing affordability as a key issue for Georgina voters.
GTTI: A legacy of empowering people through skills training: GTTI-Skills Training Centre reflects on its 19-year history of providing innovative trades and skills training to thousands of individuals, thanking supporters and partners as it prepares to close permanently.
Kristin Joudrey wins marathon
Discover Georgina Show

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