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Footprints Magazine
September 26, 2007
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REDUCE THE RISK, SAVE YOUR LIFE
REDUCE THE RISK, SAVE YOUR LIFE - The South Simcoe Police along with the Innisfil Reduce the Risk Committee, held an information day at Royal Distributing last Thursday, to prepare people for the upcoming ATV and snowmobiling season. The event coincided with the annual tent sale held by Royal Distr... More...
County council gives themselves a wage increase

Simcoe county councillors have given themselves a wage increase. County councillors voted 23 to 7, Tuesday for a base salary of $8,479 per year. This will be in addition to their current $212 per meeting charge. They also approved a wage increase for the warden from $47,000 per year to $55,000 ... More...

Organic waste program unanimously passed by county

A county wide organics pickup program will be coming to Simcoe county late next year. County councillors voted unanimously Tuesday morning to have all 16 member municipalities begin the program at the end of September 2008. The organic pickup will be similar to the one that has been in place in... More...

 News
•Go Transit revitalizes rail safety in Simcoe County
GO Transit and safety professionals from Simcoe County will educate the community tomorrow (Thursday) on all aspects of safe all-terrain vehicle (ATV) and snowmobile operation, during the first day of the Royal Distributing tent sale. More...
•Dollin to chair Source Water protection group
•Innisfil to study bike lanes
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 Editorial
•Entire county awaits Barrie-Innisfil decision
The Simcoe County Growth Management Study is in limbo awaiting some sort of compromise in the Barrie annexation bid for more Innisfil land. Barrie wants to grow south. It is not asking Essa, Oro-Medonte or Springwater for land - only Innisfil. More...
•The changing politics of Canada
•Split views of relevance of Lieutenant Governor
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 Business & Real Estate
•Joe Johnson Equipment to celebrate grand opening tomorrow
Joe Johnson Equipment Inc. (JJEI), will officially open their doors in Innisfil on Thursday in a ribbon cutting ceremony planned for 11:30. JJEI, owned by Johnson brothers Jeff, Jamie and Joe, was started by father Joe 20 years ago. More...
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 Community
•Christmas bazaar
St. Peter's Anglican Church/Churchill is holding its annual Christmas Bazaar and Tea on Saturday, Nov. 3rd at the Stroud Arena Banquet Hall from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. There will be something for everyone, including a tea and luncheon area; baking and preserves; home made goods; raffles; silent auction and... More...
•St. James United Bazaar
•Sukkot party
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 Sports & Leisure
•Minor Lacrosse AGM Sunday
The Innisfil Minor Lacrosse organization will hold its annual general meeting on Sunday, September 30th at 7 p.m. in the Stroud Banquet Hall More...
•Innisfil Broomball to start
•Major Atom AE Innisfil Winterhawks news
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 Health & Lifestyle
•The Barrie OSPCA is Innisfil's pound
For the past three years, the Barrie branch of the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA), otherwise known as the Humane Society, has been the recipient of Innisfil's lost dogs and cats. More...
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 Schools
•EQAO test results show achievement has plateaued
The Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) released the highlights for the Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics. This year's results show that achievement has reached a plateau, with virtually all categories of grade 9 students achieving at the same level as last year's students. More...
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