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Did Innisfil council cut too much planned spending from the 2010 Operating Budget?
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September 20, 2006  RSS feed


A public open house was held in Cookstown on Thursday regarding the Highway 89 corridor between Hwy 400 and Rosemont. More...

Congratulations to the Innisfil Stampeders U13 Girls defeating West Rouge this weekend 1-0 and becoming the 2006 CGSL Cup Winners. Overall they finished second in their division which promotes them to the Premier division. The team wishes to thank their sponsors Morra Homes, MacIver Dodge-Jeep, Fish More...

The provincial government announced additional wait time funding which will mean quicker, easier access to care for area patients requiring joint replacement surgery. More...
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I believe everyone has something they are looking to achieve. Whether it be a career, getting married, starting a family, losing weight or making amends, we all have a goal within ourselves that we would at some point in our lives, like to meet. More...
Dear editor, On August 30th, an editorial comment appeared in the Innisfil Scope. It was an overview of some aspects of the Intergovernmental Action Plan (IGAP) that seem to be the subject of recent controversy and it referred to a resolution from the Board of the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Au More...
The official Grand Opening ribbon cutting at Bubbles Cutting Edge Hair & Tanning Salon, located at the corner of Innisfil Beach Road and Hwy. 27, was held on Saturday morning, September 16. Present were Emily Miller, owner Beverly McLeod, Essa Mayor, Dave Guergis and Jennifer Healey. photo by Cathie Miiler More...
The United Way of Greater of Greater Simcoe County has received a $100,000 donation to kick start its 2006 Campaign from a community member who has requested to remain anonymous. More...
A three vehicle collision at 6:06 am on Monday morning resulted in the closure of the Hwy 400 southbound lanes. A pickup truck exiting the McDonalds parking lot at Hwy 89 entered Hwy 400, crossing over two lanes of traffic and collided with a transport truck, hauling unistone, the pickup then struck More...
Fifteen year old James Stewart has been competing on the motorcross circuit for seven years now. Every weekend from April 1 until October 31, his dad Ron is running his son throughout South Central Ontario, taking his son to various races. More...
The Vault
Credit cards have become a necessity of modern life. Whether you are booking a hotel room, buying concert tickets, or renting a movie, credit cards are the utmost in convenience and payment flexibility. But for all their positive uses, it's temptingly easy to overextend yourself using credit cards. More...
The Canadian Wildlife Federation is making Canada more wildlife-friendly one backyard at a time. If you have taken extra care to welcome wildlife into your garden, CWF would like to recognize your efforts. You can now have your property officially designated as wildlife-friendly. More...
The Simcoe County District School Board is pleased to announce that five of its elementary schools are now offering Best Start child care programs. Implemented in partnership with the province and county, Best Start's mandate is to support children from birth through to their transition into school. More...