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Footprints Magazine
April 11, 2007
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Alcona Santa Claus Parade float winners
Float winners were presented with their trophies at Council Wednesday evening by Mayor Brian Jackson, Deputy Mayor Gord Wauchope and ICE Corp members Mike Beliss, Dawn Berry-Schmidt and John Orr. More...
Motion brought forward regarding grow-ops, meth labs in Town

Councillor Bill Pring brought a motion to council table regarding residences that house grow-ops and enphedimines labs to council for the second time Wednesday evening. More...

Terrifying domestic on Algonquin Ave.

On Sunday April 8, at approximately 8:25 a.m. South Simcoe Police responded to a domestic call on Algonquin Ave in the Town of Innisfil. Upon arriving at the residence, police found the wife with severe bruising to many parts of her body. Police learned that the commonlaw husband and the victim ha... More...

 News
•Town of Innisfil completes 2007 budget process
On Wednesday April 4, 2007 the Council for the Corporation of the Town of Innisfil wrapped up its 2007 budget approvals by ratifying the adoption of the 2007 Tax Levy Operating Budget. More...
•Big Bay Point Resort project receives wide support
•Family history conference
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 Editorial
•Comment
The scandal over insiders at the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation winning seems to indicate two classes of people in Ontario. On one side you have the people involved with OLG including the executives and politicians and on the other is the rest of us. More...
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 Letters
•Stars shut out on street in Big Bay Point
Dear editor, As the sun never used to set on the British Empire, such is West Street in Big Bay Point. Illuminated beyond necessity; the ten street lights recently installed on this relatively short dead end street has blanked out the galaxy of stars from the night sky and unnecessarily consuming ... More...
•Parking by-law still causing stir
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 Business & Real Estate
•Official opening of Annteam Mortgage Services
Lorraine Joseph and Tom Ormsby, owners of Annteam Mortgage Services Inc. in Barrie are pleased to announce the grand opening of their second office. Innisfil was chosen due to the massive growth the area is experiencing. The office is staffed by three very experienced mortgage agents, Rhonda Crocc... More...
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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
Old man winter just won't let go will he. I really thought he was a goner about two weeks ago when we had those beautiful temperatures, but no...he had to rear his snowy head just a few more times. While tulips, crocuses and lilies began to poke their heads up through the ground, another dumping of... More...
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 South Simcoe Police
•Firearms discarded in Cookstown
On Friday April 6th at approximately 4:00 pm, a South Simcoe Police officer was on general patrol in the Cookstown area. The officer's attention was drawn to a vehicle that was being driven erratically through the Towns side streets. The officer began to follow the car with the intent of catching ... More...
•South Simcoe Police
•Update on Canal Road fatality
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 Sports & Leisure
•Innisfil Winterhawks placed second in Howick Winter Tourney
The Innisfil Major Midget Team #1 were the "A" Championship Finalists, placing 2nd, at the Howick Winter Tournament. Back Row: Matt Gillett, Josh Martin, Jason Rhodes, Brian Bishop, Braydon Moffatt, John Beggs. Front: Tyler Kuin, Ryan Whitaker. They did so well as with only 7 players and one goal... More...
•Monto Reno Hawks win York-Simcoe Championship
•Innisfil Minor Hockey AGM
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 Out and About
•The Newtones are back
The Newtones will be performing at the Tec. WE Gwill W.I. Hall in Newton Robinson for three shows; Friday, April 27th (8pm), Saturday, April 28th (8pm) and Sunday, April 29th (2pm). Tickets are $10 for adults and $3 for children under 12 (those you carry in your arms are free). More...
•Bond Head Old Tyme Fiddle Club
•Art classes offered at Speciality Lane
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 Health & Lifestyle
•The Vault
Many of you can probably remember when GICs were paying 10%. Those golden days of the 1980s quickly lose their luster when you recall how high mortgage rates were. In 1990, the average fiveyear mortgage rate was about 14%. Today, it's about 6.5%. Low rates are the main reason why real estate has ... More...
•Insurance Corner:
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