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United Way Greater Toronto aims to raise $110M to tackle poverty

United Way Greater Toronto aims to raise $110M to tackle poverty

“This campaign is about investing in our neighbours and neighbourhoods,' says campaign chair
Good morning, Newmarket!

Good morning, Newmarket!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices
14-year-old Georgina girl missing since Sept. 4

14-year-old Georgina girl missing since Sept. 4

Teen was last seen in Port Bolster
Stiles joins list calling for more investigation into Ford government's land changes

Stiles joins list calling for more investigation into Ford government's land changes

Opposition parties at Queen's Park are still pressing on the Greenbelt, while some city councils are wondering about their boundary expansions
What's going on in and around Newmarket this weekend

What's going on in and around Newmarket this weekend

This weekend, there's bowling for Inn From the Cold, a harvest festival at the farmers' market, Huron Heights class of 2013 pub crawl, the annual Farm to Fork tour, and Markham Fair
York Region appoints first new CAO in 16 years

York Region appoints first new CAO in 16 years

Former public works commissioner Erin Mahoney to take over running region
York Region providing $4.3M to handle influx of asylum seekers

York Region providing $4.3M to handle influx of asylum seekers

'Far out of our mandate,' says Newmarket deputy, one of 2 councillors to vote against motion
Suspect sought in break-ins, vehicle thefts across York Region

Suspect sought in break-ins, vehicle thefts across York Region

Suspects using garage door openers found in unlocked vehicles to enter homes through the garage and obtain key fobs, police say
Donor gives $200 in gift cards to Newmarket community fridge

Donor gives $200 in gift cards to Newmarket community fridge

Member of St. Paul’s Anglican Church made the anonymous donation, which provided much needed restocking of the shelves
Ontario high school teachers approve deal to avoid strikes

Ontario high school teachers approve deal to avoid strikes

Teachers have agreed not to strike this year, or for the next three years, as they ratified a deal with the government to settle any unresolved contract bargaining issues through an arbitrator