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April 23, 2008
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Premier opening for radiation unit
It didn't take long for Debra Morrison to utilize Royal Victoria Hospital's new cancer treatment centre. The Snow Valley resident was diagnosed with cancer, and became the first patient treated at the hospital's new mobile radiation unit when it opened April 1. She greatly appreciates the buildin... More...
Residents pass around McConkey petition

Several local residents are circulating a petition in hopes of saving the Roderick McConkey homestead. More...

Nantyr students face 30 hour hunger challenge

Several hours into a fast, Lisa Shadid still wasn't hungry. Perhaps it was the pancake breakfast from earlier that morning still tiding her over, or maybe the thoughts of others having it much worse kept pushing her on. More...

 News
•Committee raises $3.5 million for rec complex
Their mission is complete, over $3.5 million later. The Innisfil Recreation Centre Fundraising Campaign Committee has officially exceeded its $3.5 million goal. After nearly three years, the committee - which consists of volunteers from throughout the municipality - has decided to disband. More...
•Cookstown intersection gets provincial funding
•Getting your say on the Greenbelt strategy
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 Editorial
•The next step in fighting world famine
Every year, students from across Canada participate in World Vision's 30 Hour Famine. And for the past two years, Nantyr Shores Secondary School has become involved in the event. The school has seen the popularity of their branch of the event grow, from about 30 students last year to well over 10... More...
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 Letters
•No one steering the ship on Innisfil council
After reading your April 16th copy of The Scope I finally have decided to write this letter. Several things have occurred and continue to occur in our Innisfil that really make you wonder who, if anyone, is steering the ship. More...
•Wauchope wakes up to resident concerns
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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
•Enjoy the warm and sunny weather while it's here
What a fabulous weekend. The sun shone, the bulbs were sprouting and everyone was in a good mood. That's what nice weather will do for you. Someone remarked to me that likely by the end of June, everyone will be moaning and complaining about how hot it is, how humid it is, how uncomfortable they ... More...
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 South Simcoe Police
•Lake Simcoe protection plans are underway
The recent announcement by the province to invest another $23 million toward protecting sources of drinking water means just over $3.2 million will benefit the region surrounding Lake Simcoe. More...
•Three charged for speeding
•New parking restrictions may be implemented
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 Sports & Leisure
•Bassmasters win Berkley award
The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority applauds the York Bassmasters for winning the Berkley Conservation Award. York Bassmasters won the prestigious award for their efforts in the Bogart Creek Restoration project. "The York Bassmasters deserve this recognition," said Gayle Wood, LSRCA's ... More...
•Helping to conquer cancer
•Fly the coop to CW's benefit golf tournament
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 Health & Lifestyle
•Getting in the blood donor spirit
There was another drop of blood in Trevor Tristram's bucket last week. Since the age of 16, the Alliston resident has donated blood 161 times. He made his latest donation during a blood donor clinic at the Innisfil Community Church Thursday. More...
•Innisfil Garden Show taking place in Stroud next weekend
•Vegetable gardening for beginners
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