Optometrists to withdraw OHIP-covered services today after breakdown in govt talks
Ontario optometrists are set to withdraw provincially insured eye services starting today after a breakdown in talks with the provincial government over reimbursement of...
Shaw Pro Hardware rings in the last sale
By Mike Anderson
Brent Shaw rang in his last sale at Shaw Pro Hardware on August 22. And it seemed fitting that his last customers...
Town seeks public input on waterfront park designs
By Mike Anderson
The Town is moving forward with its ambitious Waterfront Parks Master Plan, and it's seeking public input on its updated design concepts...
Portraits of Giving Reception honours the Carriere family
By Michelle Poirier
Merk Photography's annual Portraits of Giving award reception at The Briars Resort & Spa, held on August 11, honoured Laurie and Mike...
Georgina Pride to host monthly events
By Michelle Poirier
Leah Sheridan, her daughter Danielle, and their friend Brandon Whaites are promoting acceptance for all as they host their monthly LGBTQ2+ events...
Field to Table promotes Agritourism in Georgina
By Mike Anderson
Stephanie Blyth and her mother Tracy, from Holland Landing, were among hundreds of people who visited local farms during the Town's Field...
Live Nation Canada to require vaccination proof or negative test at concerts
TORONTO — Live Nation Canada says it'll soon require ticket holders to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test before they're granted...
Pan-African flag-raising at Georgina Civic Centre celebrates Emancipation Day
By Mike Anderson
While Americans celebrate Juneteenth, a federal holiday which commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S., Canadians now have their own day...
Ontario pauses reopening, issues vaccine policy for some workers as Delta spreads
TORONTO — Ontario will pause all further reopening, start offering third COVID-19 shots to vulnerable populations, and require many health and education workers to...
Ontario to run school-based COVID-19 vaccine clinics as academic year begins
COVID-19 immunization clinics will run in Ontario schools and nearby locations as the academic year begins, the province announced Monday in a bid to...
