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Kell's Garden City has proudly served customers in the Barrie and Innisfil areas for over 40 years. Starting as an aggregate yard selling topsoil, triple mix and stone, Kell's Garden City expanded in 2009, introducing new products such as bedding, plants, trees, pressure-treated lumber, patio stones and more. Our goal is to be a one-stop shop for home landscapers, landscaping contractors and property maintenance professionals, delivering top quality products at a fair price.

InnPower Corporation manages the distribution or wires business in the Town of Innisfil & South Barrie, which distributes electricity to the homes, businesses and industries. Visit InnPower's website to determine our service territory, request a service layout, find information if you are moving to our area, access miscellaneous forms and so much more.

Arm develops advanced graphics processing units and image signal processors that enhance visual experiences across a range of devices, including smartphones, tablets, and automotive applications.

The Theatre was named after one of the English-speaking world's best known humorists, Stephen Leacock (1869-1944), whose amusing home-spun stories about small-town Ontario endeared him to readers throughout the world. His gravesite is located at St. George's Anglican Church on Hedge Road in Sutton.The campaign to build the Stephen Leacock Theatre was spearheaded by the late Whipper Billy Watson, who was also a life-long resident of Georgina. This beautiful building, located at 130 Gwendolyn Drive in Keswick, houses both the Theatre and Club 55 for seniors.

Emerald Ash Borer in GeorginaThe Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is a highly invasive insect that attacks, feeds on, and kills all species of healthy ash trees. EAB was first sighted in York Region in 2008, and is now found throughout the Region and much of southern Ontario. Over the next three to five years the Towns Parks & Facilities Division will be removing infested trees. Additional trees of a different species will be planted throughout Georgina, under the Georgina Tree Planting Program, during usual planting seasons in the fall and spring. For more information about the Town of Georgina EAB Management Plan and resources for residents, please visit our EAB webpage .Community Improvement Plan Approved by CouncilCouncil has approved the Community Improvement Plan (CIP) for Jacksons Point, Sutton and Uptown Keswick. With an approved CIP, the Town of Georgina can now establish grant or loan programs in order to encourage private sector investment in development efforts that seek to improve and revitalize the community

Emerald Ash Borer in GeorginaThe Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is a highly invasive insect that attacks, feeds on, and kills all species of healthy ash trees. EAB was first sighted in York Region in 2008, and is now found throughout the Region and much of southern Ontario. Over the next three to five years the Towns Parks & Facilities Division will be removing infested trees. Additional trees of a different species will be planted throughout Georgina, under the Georgina Tree Planting Program, during usual planting seasons in the fall and spring. For more information about the Town of Georgina EAB Management Plan and resources for residents, please visit our EAB webpage .Community Improvement Plan Approved by CouncilCouncil has approved the Community Improvement Plan (CIP) for Jacksons Point, Sutton and Uptown Keswick. With an approved CIP, the Town of Georgina can now establish grant or loan programs in order to encourage private sector investment in development efforts that seek to improve and revitalize the community

In the late 1990's vehicle vision systems and rear view backup camera systems were sold almost exclusively for waste management trucks and recreational vehicles. System costs were prohibitive and were a major impediment to widespread deployment.We developed a modular rearview camera system that offered simple installation, excellent operational performance, all at a competitive price. Lower up front costs provided the economic justification for deploying these systems, and the rest is history.