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High Street construction causing concern for Sutton businesses
By Angie Sullivan
Summer in Georgina means sunshine, good times, and yes... construction.
High Street business owners will be dealing with traffic woes during this summer...
Southlake Health seeks partner to build Georgina Advanced Care Centre
By Mike Anderson
Southlake Health is seeking a private-sector partner, either a developer or landowner, to help build an Advanced Care Centre in Georgina, releasing...
Bone of hope in Robbie Brown cold case
By Angie Sullivan
A bone fragment found beneath a cottage at Riverview Christian Camp in Pefferlaw may offer a new lead in the 58-year-old disappearance...
Town tackles Paradise Beach flooding as residents call for permanent fix
By Mike Anderson
By any standard, the Town's response to flooding at Paradise Beach, one of the hardest hit areas in Georgina, has been impressive.
The...
New tips in Robbie Brown cold case create hope for answers
By Angie Sullivan
Twelve-year-old Robbie Brown from Wilfrid may have disappeared almost 60 years ago, but new clues have emerged following recent coverage of his...
Town provides residents with sand to fill sandbags, as flooding worsens
Media Release:
Georgina, ON – With very high-water levels and more rain in the forecast, the Town of Georgina is providing sand at designated locations to...
Georgina’s new civic centre opens to the public
By Mike Anderson
The Town of Georgina began a new chapter with the opening of the replacement civic centre on March 16, followed by the...
Robbie Brown cold case featured on U.S. true crime podcast
By Angie Sullivan
One of York Regional Police’s oldest unsolved cold cases, the disappearance of 12-year-old Robbie Brown almost 60 years ago, is heating up...
Legion offers free membership for 2026
By Mike Anderson
It's a busy Friday night at the Sutton Legion on East Street. Most people are here for the popular Friday night dinner,...
Virginia Hall slated for demolition this spring
By Mike Anderson
Virginia Hall will face the wrecking ball this spring, after the Town’s tender for demolition services closes on March 24.
This follows council’s...
