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Town of Georgina petitions province for Northlander stop in Pefferlaw

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By Mike Anderson The Town of Georgina has petitioned the province to add a stop in Pefferlaw as part of a future expansion of the...

Town council approves affordable housing project in Keswick

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By Mike Anderson & Angie Sullivan Georgina Town Council took a big step towards addressing the local housing crisis voting unanimously (6-0) on January 21...

Federal impact assessment not required for Georgina Island Fixed Link: IAAC

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By Mike Anderson The Impact Assessment Association of Canada (IAAC) says the proposed Georgina Island Fixed Link, a 2.6 km-long combination of bridges and causeways...

New carbon monoxide rules are now in effect

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By Angie Sullivan All residents of Georgina should be double checking their homes to make sure they are following the updated rules to the Ontario...

Community comes together to help injured hockey player

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By Angie Sullivan A hockey player from Keswick is recovering at home after being involved in a serious motor vehicle collision, and the community is...

Documenting spawning whitefish in Lake Simcoe could help reverse species decline in Great Lakes

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By Mike Anderson While most of us were busy planning for the holidays, documentary filmmakers Zach Melnick and Yvonne Drebert from Inspired Planet Productions were...

Couple wintering on boat signals need for more transitional housing in Georgina

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By Mike Anderson For Peter and Brittany living on a boat during the winter is a better option than living in a tent or temporary...

Is road salt a threat to Lake Simcoe?

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By Angie Sullivan Icy, wintry days came early to Georgina, and with them came the plows and road salt. De-icing roads is a vital component...

Feds decision on Georgina Island Fixed Link expected in the new year

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By Mike Anderson The Georgina Island Fixed Link Project, a 2.6 km-long combination of bridges and causeways linking Georgina Island to the mainland, could get...

Municipal property taxes will go up 3.5% in 2026

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By Karen Wolfe A whopping $167.2 million 2026 budget has been approved and the Town says residents will need to pony up an extra 3.5...

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