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Footprints Magazine
February 6, 2008
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Churchill could host court
A court in Churchill is steps away from approval, much to the chagrin of several local residents. Last week, a town committee approved a recommendation to begin negotiations with the City of Barrie, to allow the Churchill Community Centre to be used as a part time Provincial Offences Act courthou... More...
Town takes aim at Innisfil Heights development

Innisfil isn't backing away from its proposed Highway 400 corridor development. A town committee passed a recommendation to ask the County of Simcoe to include the proposed Innisfil Heights development as part of its Official Plan, during a meeting last week. More...

 News
•Private school could get safety zone
Drivers could be asked to watch their speed near Thor College. A town committee has approved a request to label a stretch of the 4th Line across from the Thor College private school a Community Safety Zone, during a meeting last week. If approved by council, the zone would run for several hundred... More...
•Town Hall opening date scheduled
•Committee members named
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 Editorial
•Investing in Innisfil Heights
Innisfil council is starting to fight for its vital Highway 400 corridor development, something that hasn't yet been a priority of higher government. Town council will likely pass a recommendation to ask the County of Simcoe to formally recognize the Innisfil Heights development in its Official P... More...
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 Letters
•Council misjudged building costs
After reading the Jan. 16 Scope, I find I have to ask you this question. Is it true? Is it true that 40 per cent of the town's budget increase is going to pay for the cost of the new Taj Ma-town hall and rec centre? More...
•Van Loan getting national attention
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 Community
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
The community event calender is provided as a free public service to non-profit 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
•Willie failed to see his shadow
Wiarton Willie, Canada's most famous weather prognosticating rodent, failed to see his shadow when roused from his slumber Saturday morning in the small southern Ontario community. More...
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 South Simcoe Police
•Police bust cargo trailer theft ring
On Jan. 22, the Nottawasaga OPP Street Crime Unit and the Provincial Auto Theft Team executed a search warrant at a home on Brentwood Drive in Angus. As a result, police recovered two revinned (revised vehicle identification numbers) stolen enclosed cargo trailers, a quantity of stolen constructi... More...
•Record check price is going up in March
•Driver caught on super RIDE
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 Sports & Leisure
•Several Innisfil teams playing in weekend broomball tournament
Innisfil Junior Broomball Tigers, Terminators, Invaders and Whatevers are the local Innisfil entries in the upcoming 2008 Ontario Junior Broomball Provincial Championships. The games will be played at the new double pad Innisfil Recreation Complex, along with the Stroud Arena on Friday February ... More...
•New rink opens
•Town hosting broomball tournament this weekend
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 Health & Lifestyle
•Gaining a world of knowledge
In two years, Marialicia Opazo's hard work will be on display for the world to see. Along with about 20 classmates, the Goodfellow Public School Grade 4 student sketched and painted a mural of Little Fingerling, a traditional Japanese fairytale, Monday. More...
•Students win peace contest
•Learning when to replace dentures
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