News Update

Keswick News

The Town of Georgina lowered its flags yesterday to honour four Canadian Armed Forces members who died in an incident in Wainwright, Alberta, and the dozens of others who were injured. The town extended its condolences to the families, friends and colleagues of those affected. Georgina also expressed its gratitude for the service and sacrifice of military personnel and offered its support to the military community during this difficult time.

Newmarket residents can now cast their ballots in the 2026 municipal election, with online voting available around the clock until October 26 at 8 p.m. Those who need help voting can access computers at local facilities, visit election support centres or arrange to vote by paper ballot or at home. The Town has also introduced MyVote, an online tool that lets residents look up their ward, explore candidates and find nearby voting support.

York Regional Police is recognizing Constable Mandy Bambrough for Women’s History Month, highlighting her role in inspiring the next generation of female police officers. In March 2014, she became the first woman to join the force’sCanine Unit, where she has continued to serve for more than 12 years. Bambrough now meets young women at recruiting events who later join the force, with many crediting her as an inspiration for pursuing their careers in policing.