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Beginning January 2026, large-item collection in the Town of Georgina will become a scheduled service, similar to appliances and other large metal items. With the Town no longer collecting recycling due to the province’s transition of the recycling program to producers, there will be adjustments to how other waste streams (garbage, organic, and large items) are collected. Large-item collection will now be handled by a dedicated collection vehicle which will require scheduling. 

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Whether you're looking to get into the holiday spirit, enjoy family fun or find meaningful ways to support the community, Georgina offers a variety of events and activities this November to help you celebrate the season and get involved.

Remembrance Day services 
Lest we forget. Everyone is invited to attend the Remembrance Day ceremonies –  

Sunday, Nov. 9

The Town of Georgina, in partnership with the Sutton Royal Canadian Legion Branch 356, the Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation and Veterans Affairs Canada, has completed significant upgrades to the Sutton Cenotaph, located in Peace Park at 36 High St. The improvements have restored the memorial space and enhanced opportunities for public reflection and remembrance.

Enjoy a safe and happy Halloween, Georgina! Friday’s going to be a big night, especially for Blue Jays fans with game six of the World Series. Take care and stay safe out there. 

Use extra caution as a pedestrian to be aware and visible, and slow down and use extra caution while driving. Here are some more great safety tips from York Regional Police:

The Council of the Town of Georgina invites people to volunteer in their community as a member on one of the following advisory committees All appointments are for the remainder of the 2022-2026 Term of Council. Current Town board and committee members are encouraged to apply.

A huge honour for the MURC! The Multi-Use Recreation Complex has been chosen as one of the 2025 Queen’s Park Picks by the Ontario Association of Architects. The theme this year was ‘Reshaping Communities’ and 55 submissions were received from 36 MPPs.