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The countdown is on for the arrival of spring. Until then, there is still plenty to do in Georgina. From March Break activities and Taste of Georgina to the Link Market – Spring Edition and recreation programs, there is something for everyone.

The Town of Georgina is advancing its commitment to housing affordability. On Jan. 21, 2026, Council authorized a Contribution Agreement with Housing York Inc. (HYI), York Region’s largest community housing provider, which was selected to deliver an affordable housing project that will feature multi-purpose community space in Keswick.   

The Civic Centre will reopen tomorrow, Wednesday, Feb. 18, for regular hours. 
Online and phone services are also available. 
Service Georgina can be reached at 905-476-4301 or info@georgina.ca. Online services can be accessed at georgina.ca/OnlineServices.

Green for Life (GFL) missed some green bin collections on Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026.

GFL will return to collect the missed green bins on Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026.

Affected streets 

The following streets were impacted:

• Catering Road
• Valley View Drive
• Old Homestead Road
• Ridgeview Road
• Baldwin Road
• Cryderman’s Sideroad

Residents on these streets are asked to leave their green bins at the curb until collection has been completed.

After careful consideration, SnoFest will be postponed to Saturday, Feb. 28, due to extreme cold temperatures and high winds in the forecast. 
The safety of the community is always a top priority, and the Town wants to ensure SnoFest is a fun and comfortable experience for everyone!
Thank you for your understanding. We can’t wait to celebrate with you on Feb. 28 at the ROC!

Winter operations crews will be removing snow from roads throughout the community.

To allow crews to safely and effectively clear snow, parking is not permitted on affected streets between 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. on scheduled snow lift days. Temporary parking restrictions will be posted on streets where snow removal is planned. Residents will receive 48 hours notice before work begins on their street. Watch for signage indicating when your street is scheduled. 

Winter in Georgina is a great time to enjoy all the Town has to offer. From SnoFest to Family Day fun, there is something for every member of the family.

With extreme cold temperatures continuing across the region, the Town of Georgina is reminding residents to take steps to prevent frozen water pipes and services.

Extended periods of cold weather increase the risk of water pipes freezing, which can lead to burst pipes, water damage and service disruptions. Most frozen pipe issues are caused by inadequate heating or cold air reaching plumbing in basements, crawl spaces, garages or other unheated areas.