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Spotlight on Gemini Store Fixtures: A legacy of craftsmanship in Pefferlaw
Nestled in the serene community of Pefferlaw, part of the Town of Georgina, Gemini Store Fixtures is a quiet local success story. Under the leadership of its founder, Jeff Usling, the business has been crafting high-quality commercial cabinetry since 1988.
Store fixtures have been produced for some of the biggest brand names in the world right here in Georgina. With more than three decades of experience, the company stands out for its commitment to precision, quality and on-time delivery.
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Brouwer Kesmac: A local legacy with a global impact on the Town of Georgina
Over the past five decades, Brouwer Kesmac has grown from a modest operation into a global leader in turf equipment manufacturing. What began as a sod farm in the 60s and then a separate harvester manufacturing business in 1972, has blossomed into a company known worldwide for its innovation in turf harvesting technology. Beyond its industry-leading breakthroughs and international recognition, Brouwer Kesmac remains deeply rooted in the community of Georgina, where it all began.
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From home-based business to nine-store franchise: the journey of ADR Pet Stores in Georgina
In 2013, a simple desire to provide healthier food for their furry companions sparked a journey that would transform a passion into a thriving business. It all began when the founders of ADR Pet Stores, Ryan and Jen Radley, switched their beloved fur babies, Thor and Orpheus, to a raw diet. The results were remarkable – improved health, glossy coats and a renewed vitality. This revelation prompted them to share their discovery with friends and family, who soon became loyal customers.
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Embracing business growth in Georgina: The Chetty's Hot Sauce success story
In Georgina, ON, a flavourful success story has been brewing for nearly two decades—Chetty's Hot Sauce. What began in the Chetty family's home has evolved into a thriving business that not only embodies entrepreneurial spirit but also highlights the appeal of Georgina as an ideal place to do business.
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Town of Georgina business park offers a rare location opportunity at the top of the GTA
There’s no such thing as a business park where opportunities sell themselves — but the 500-acre Keswick Business Park in the Town of Georgina comes pretty close. Nestled along the south shore of Lake Simcoe, Georgina is located about an hour north of Toronto and the new business park offers one of the most extensive footprints for business development in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
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Things to see and do in Georgina this summer
Your year-round lake experience destination close to the city
The Town of Georgina, on the southern shores of Lake Simcoe and less than an hour from Toronto, is one of the closest lakeside destinations to get away from the city to enjoy the beauty and recreation the warmer months offer. With every type of water activity, historic downtowns, agricultural experiences, and numerous events and festivals, it is a mini-getaway you should consider adding to your summer itinerary if you haven’t already.
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Why choose Georgina to start or expand your small business
Business owners choose Georgina to start and expand their small businesses
Owning and operating a small business involves passion and a great deal of hard work. When choosing to start or expand a business, you want to ensure you’ve chosen a place where you feel supported by your community, where you see opportunity and growth to ensure long-term success, and where you can relax and enjoy where you live with a balanced work/life lifestyle.
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Cutie Pies Baking Company and The Lunch Room — A family-fueled culinary duo in downtown Sutton
Downtown Sutton just got a whole lot tastier thanks to Cutie Pies Baking Company and The Lunch Room — two cozy, creative, family-run spots adding fresh flavour and friendly charm to High Street.
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Giuseppe’s – A sweet addition to Downtown Sutton
When Joe — better known in the community as Giuseppe — first visited the shores of Lake Simcoe as a teenager, he never imagined it would spark a lifelong connection with the Town of Georgina. What began as a spontaneous road trip from the city soon became a tradition of visits, memories, and an enduring fondness for the area. That connection has now come full circle with the opening of Giuseppe’s, a charming ice cream and sub shop at 123 High Street in historic Downtown Sutton, bringing fresh energy to this beloved main street.
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Georgina celebrates 20+ years of business success with Mayor and Council’s 2024 Milestone Awards
Since 2016, the Mayor and Council's Milestone Awards have honoured Georgina’s long-standing businesses and families, celebrating their deep roots in the community. These businesses provide valuable products and services, drive job creation and support local causes, contributing to the Town's growing economy. These awards are given out alongside the Georgina Chamber of Commerce’s Business Excellence Awards.
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Small Business Week
Stay tuned for Small Business Week events in 2025 between Oct. 19 and 25, when we, once again, partner with local organizations and business stakeholders with a whole week of events to celebrate and help small businesses grow. Until then, connect with us for support on how to start or expand your business in the Town of Georgina.
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Eerie encounters: Where to find Georgina's spookiest ghost stories
As October ushers in cooler weather and Halloween draws near, many visitors seek more than fall foliage and cozy vibes. For those with a taste for the paranormal, Georgina offers a spine-tingling selection of haunted locations, each steeped in history and eerie tales. Whether you’re a seasoned ghost hunter or a curious traveller, these haunted spots in Georgina promise to give you goosebumps. Here are five of the many spookiest places to explore this October:
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