Five hundred senior competitors attending Friday's closing ceremonies for Winterfest 2009 were assured by local organizers The Place is Right.

The Ontario Senior Winter Games might just be the friendliest competition going.
From Brockville Recorder and Times editorial February 12th, 2009

Local athletes representing District Nine, Lanark, Leeds Grenville did well in the Ontario Senior Winter Games...
From Brocknews.ca, February 15th, 2009

Doug and Maebeth Moon still had some hope, despite repeated weather forecasts that were bad news for cross-country skiers.

There may not be much winter, but there will still be games.
From Brockville Recorder and Times editorial February 12th, 2009

Weather forces cancellation of cross-country skiing
From Brockville Recorder and Times editorial February 12th, 2009

The seminar presentations are now available on line...

Check out the winning numbers of the Winterfest 2009 50-50 draws! See who won door prizes at the Brockville Memorial Centre Registration Tradeshow.

As all the last-minute details are being covered by organizers of this week’s Winterfest Ontario Senior Games, there is one thing that committee chairman Dave Dargie needs a little help with.

2008 Atkinson Fellowship Award winner and Toronto Star Journalist Judy Steed will be presenting Boomer Tsunami: Facing the Facts, a complimentary breakfast, keynote and panel discussion, sponsored by The Ontario Trillium Foundation. Saturday, February 14, 8 a.m at CJ’s Banquet Hall in Brockville.

Get them here, but also make sure they come back. From Brockville Recorder and Times editorial January 24, 2009.

Game on! With only 22 days before the Ontario Senior Games Winterfest 2009 is set to commence, Brockville and the surrounding area is gearing up to welcome 830 competitors and guests from across the province.

Please visit the Winterfest 2009 website to learn about the Winterfest Snow Angel Program and the award recipients! Read, listen and watch content provided courtesy of our media partners as it is updated! Check back often!

Welcome to Winterfest 2009! The weeks and months of planning are almost over and the 830 participants from across Ontario registered to take part in the Ontario Senior Games Winterfest 2009

Two years after bringing 850 Ontario Senior Games competitors to the area for Winterfest 2007, a repeat effort starting next month has attracted a slightly

It's not a real torch but it's certainly going to reflect the spirit of the moment. TISS teacher Lance Besharah has designed and created a wooden