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Footprints Magazine
February 7, 2007
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Home Sweet Home
Pratt Homes held a grand opening in one of their model homes, The Seahawk, on Tuesday night. The completed and furnished model home featured a dinning room, kitchen, great room with a gas fireplace, laundry and bathroom on the first level, and three bedrooms on the top floor. The master bedroom in... More...
Council makes few changes to proposed 2007 budget

Council was introduced to the 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 budget Wednesday night, primarily focusing on the $10.8 million budget for 2007. "We are pleased to be in front of you in a relatively early timeframe this year," remarked Town CAO Larry Allison. "In front of council is a significantly smalle... More...

Footprints debuts today

The Scope is pleased to present the premier issue of our magazine, footprints, accompanying today's edition of The Scope. Our Winter Edition will feature Alcona artist Nigel Shaw, Wil Wegman from the MNR talking about the challenges facing Lake Simcoe, firsthand tales of winter's past in our commu... More...

 News
•LSRCA receives copy of proposed budget
Mark Valcic, Director of Corporate Services, gave the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority an update on their proposed budget, the final coming to the table in April. "It presumes a 6% general levy increase," he said. He explained the 6% increase is due to a grid increase and general inflatio... More...
•Essa defers donation to Gibson Centre
•OPP issue caution around waterways
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 Editorial
•Comment
The rural Quebec town of Herouxville adopted a Town Code on January 25th, and it has angered two Muslim groups, The Canadian Islamic Congress (CIC) and the Canadian Muslim Foundation. The code outlines "expected" behaviour from immigrants who decide to move to that town. More...
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 Letters
•Resident fed up with 9th Line accidents
Dear editor How many accidents have to happen at the 25th Side Road and the 9th Line before the Township does something? Another horrific accident on Saturday night. I have been a resident on the 9th Line for almost 18 years and have seen so many accidents at the intersection - they are too many... More...
•The Barrie gas rages war on
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 Community
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
The community event calender is provided as a free public service to nonprofit organizations to announce upcoming events. Deadlines are no later than Monday for that week's issue to COMMUNITY EVENTS, P.O. More...
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 Churchill News
•CHURCHILL NEWS
Our annual Winterfest is coming! This year celebrations will take place from February 23-25th. There will be lots to do for young and old, starting with a kid's dance on Friday, February 23, hosted by Innisfil Ball Hockey with the Innisfil Community Events Corporation on hand to help out. Be sure a... More...
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 South Simcoe Police
•Road closes due to serious collision on Hwy 89
(Twp of Innisfil, On) On the February 5th at approximately 10:00 a.m. Nottawasaga OPP officers were dispatched to a serious motor vehicle collision on Highway 89 west of the 5th Sideroad of the Twp of Innisfil. The collision involved a Green Ford Ranger Pick up Truck and a White Chevrolet Cavelier... More...
•South Simcoe Police
•Barrie man injuried in 9th Line collision
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 Sports & Leisure
•Winterhawk playoff action begins!
Round one OMHA play offs The Innisfil Winterhawks Major Atom A team, sponsored by Bessette Design-Build Construction travelled to Aurora for game 2 on Tuesday, January 16, 2007. Innisfil lost 4 - 2. Goals scored by George Philip and Ryan Shaw. Assits go to Jake Driscoll, Nicholas Papapetrou, Lan... More...
•Local curler heading to provincials
•Thornton hockey news
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 Out and About
•Elvis comes to Innisfil Church
An Elvis Dessert Concert will be held at the Innisfil Community Church on Sunday, February 25th at 6pm. This will be a full music concert, followed by free dessert for those who attend. Jim Anderson began his singing career in Brantford, Ontario as a young teenager, and for over thirty years has b... More...
•SST's 'The Curious Savage' a pure delight
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 Health & Lifestyle
•The Vault
Knowing when to expand a small business is a decision faced by many successful small business owners. Grow too quickly and you risk incurring higher costs your business may not be able to support - or grow slowly and miss out on lucrative opportunities. More...
•Normal body weight can hide the seriousness of some eating disorders
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