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October 4, 2006
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The election race has begun
The deadline has passed, and the Town of Innisfil has 26 candidates vying for the positions of Mayor, Deputy Mayor, and seven seats at the council table. More...
Innisfil real estate lawyer charged in fraud scam

On Tuesday September 26, a 53 year old male from the Town of Innisfil who is a Real Estate Lawyer in the Alcona area, has been arrested for several criminal offences surrounding a fraudulent mortgage scheme committed against a Toronto Mortgage Company. The five month investigation showed this lawyer More...

photo by Michelle Minnoch

Members of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 547, Belle Ewart Cenotaph Committee have decided the new cenotaph will placed on the opposite side of the Legion, where it is visible from the road. This year's Remembrance Day service, on Sunday November 5th, will take place at the current cenotaph. The More...

 News
•New garbage and recycling collection dates started October 2nd
The County of Simcoe's Environmental Services Division has announced changes to residential garbage and recycling collection schedules as well as new curb side garbage collection More...
•Acclamations the rule in Essa
•Seatbelt campaign runs through to Sunday
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 Editorial
•Comment
Make your vote count
The deadline has passed and the Town of Innisfil has a whopping 26 candidates to choose from for the positions of Mayor, Deputy Mayor and seven council seats. More...
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 Letters
•Youth columnist hit the right note
Dear editor, I received my Innisfil Scope this morning. I was horrified when I saw the article about the vandalism at Nantyr Shores. Both my children attended the school. One is still there. Anyway, I just happened to turn the page and More...
•Enthusiastic group at Guinness walk
•Read VBM instructions carefully
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 Business & Real Estate
•Looking good and feeling great at Crossroads Plaza
With the change in the season comes colder weather and cloudier days. Sometimes treating yourself or getting a friend or two together for some "me" time is all that is needed. In Innisfil, two side by side businesses in the Crossroads Plaza, owned by husband and wife Rick and Chandra Ellis, can take More...
•The Vault
•The 2006 10th Annual Business Excellence Awards
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 Community
•Cookstown notes
Maple Leaf Seniors With president Doug Jacobs, somewhere in India, members decided to meet only for a pot luck lunch on Tuesday, September 23d, 2006 at the South Simcoe Theatre hall. More...
•Hiring of OBPR will help ease burden of staff
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 Churchill News
•CHURCHILL NEWS
With the leaves changing and the air taking on that hint of Autumn, I was very pleased I'd booked an overnight boat cruise aboard the Winonah II out of the Muskoka Wharf for a getaway to Windermere House. Since 1870 Windermere House has been a prestigious Canadian landmark in the Muskoka Lakes regio More...
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 South Simcoe Police
•Five stopped for drunk driving, two for liquer act violations
Drinking driver On Thursday the 28th of September shortly after 9pm a South Simcoe police officer stopped a motor vehicle in Innisfil for a noisy muffler. Upon talking with the driver the officer detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage on the drivers breath and demanded a roadside breath test.T More...
•South Simcoe Police
•Various assaults in Innisfil and Bradford
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 Sports & Leisure
•Winterhawks season off to a strong start
The Innisfil Winterhawks Novice AE team has found their wings and are soaring! The Winterhawks follow-up a solid performance on Tuesday September 19, in which 10 of the players earned points, with a 3-0 win over the TNT Tornadoes on Sunday September 24, 2006. More...
•2006 Ontario Plowing Match results
•Newsletter cautions about real value of sport drinks
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 Health & Lifestyle
•Breast Cancer Awareness - Thingamaboob key to women's breast health
This October, during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, women are encouraged to keep their breast health top of mind with a fashionable and practical accessory, the Canadian Cancer Society's Thingamaboob, designed to raise awareness around the importance of screening in the early detection of breast can More...
•Tec We Gwill news
•Insurance Corner: The ABC's of fire extinguishers
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 Schools
•Paws to Read is back
Improve your child's literacy skills - READ TO A DOG! PAWS is designed to improve literacy skills by using Certified Therapy Dogs. These gentle, loveable dogs just love it when children read them a book! Sign up today for the chance to read them a story. Perfect for beginning readers, struggling rea More...
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