• “My father equally loved his new adopted home in Canada while never, ever forgetting his proud Armenian heritage,” said a son of one orphan who arrived in Georgetown a century ago” Their voices carry on through their descendants, and through them their language has, once again, reverberated in Cedarvale Park in Georgetown. Hundreds of Armenian-Canadians,…


  • While the Armenian orphans known as the Georgetown Boys have garnered much attention, some may be surprised to learn there was a small but mighty group known as the Georgetown Girls too Armenian-American George Aghjayan remembers spending hours with his great-grandmother, Nevart Demirjian playing a Turkish card game with her called iskambil.  While working as…


  • With a ceremony honouring the orphans’ arrival 100 years ago set for this weekend, HaltonHillsToday is sharing the life stories of some Georgetown Boys Georgetown’s Cedarvale Farm was never meant to be a permanent home for the 109 Armenian boys who lived there a century ago – nor for the 39 girls who joined them. It…


  • The owners of the mom-and-pop shop are hoping to fill a void in the community with their offerings Georgetown’s Guelph Street is about to get its own slice of the subcontinent. Made in India, a grocery store at 130 Guelph St., will open its doors to the public tomorrow (July 12). Sameer Sehrawat – who…


  • The Town of Halton Hills alleges the terminal is ‘brazenly’ violating Town bylaws and operating without the proper approvals The Town of Halton Hills is taking an allegedly illegal truck terminal and its owner to court in an effort to have all activity stopped on the Hornby properties. The Town has filed an application with…