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Did Innisfil council cut too much planned spending from the 2010 Operating Budget?
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November 8, 2006  RSS feed


New cenotaph unveiled at Remembrance Day Ceremony
The new cenotaph at the Lefroy Belle Ewart Legion, Branch 547 was unveiled Sunday during the annual Remembrance Day Ceremony. Legion President Ed Collins told the crowd that after the cenotaph was desecrated, a committee was formed to erect a new monument. "It is a symbol of our support," he said of More...
Only 28% of VBM kits returned

Innisfil Election Officials announced that as of Friday, November 3, 2006 over 7, 300 voters out of 26, 000 eligible electors have returned their voting kits. More...

 News
• article has image County tells York Region to back off
Simcoe County has formally responded to York Region's submission to the province that the Inter Governmental Action n Plan designate Barrie as the sole urban growth centre in Simcoe County and limit growth in all other municipalities in the county. More...
• Increasing traffic impacts all municipalities
• Quilt Guild
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 Editorial
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Remembering past and present
The turnout for the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Belle Ewart Legion on Sunday was a grand one. Many turned out for not only the ceremony of Remembrance, but for the unveiling of the new cenotaph. More...
• Thin turnout at Essa meet the candidates
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 Letters
• Come on out to Light Up Night
Dear editor, The Cookstown and District Chamber of Commerce would like to invite all residents and visitors to come to the Village of Cookstown to celebrate the season in our Annual Light Up Night. More...
• Good news from Good for Life
• Fundraising event for Barrie SPCA
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 Business & Real Estate
• article has image An alternative learning experience at My Pre Academy
Stephanie Douglas knows what it is like to have a career and manage a family. She says when her son was young, it was always a scramble to get out of her job and to her day care provider on time for the pick up. Stephanie says that is precisely one of the reasons why she created My Pre Academy, an a More...
• Get your OPP Choir tickets
• Greater Innisfil Chamber of Commerce news
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 Community Events
• Bond Head fiddlers
The Bond Head Old Tyme Fiddle Club meets this month on Nov. 28 for its monthly fiddle and jam session. All musicians, dancers and listeners are welcome at the Bond Head community hall starting at 7 p.m. Admission is $4. More...
• article has image Community projects get funding from Peoples Credit Union
• article has image Remembrance Day 2006 - Lest we forget
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 Police News
• Bradford man charged with Impaired in Innisfil
On Saturday, November 4th, at approx. 2145 hrs the South Simcoe Police Service were contacted by a motorists advising that he was following an Impaired driver. He advised that he was on Lockhart Rd. in the Town of Innisfil. The caller advised that he did get the vehicle stopped and an altercation to More...
• Check your Halloween candy
• Various assults in the municipality
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 Lifestyle
• Look at your total portfolio to gauge investment success
Do you find that a loss in one of your investments drives you crazy, while a gain gives you only momentary satisfaction? If so, you're not alone. In other words, the gratification provided by a 10% investment return is not as great as the disappointment caused by a 10% investment loss. More...
• article has image A big hello from Bye Bye Birdie
• 152 show up at Essa advance poll
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