New Tecumseth Times

Domino’s Pizza Alliston supports local family, daughter diagnosed with cancer

By Wendy Gabrek Domino’s Pizza Alliston presented the funds from its February 26 fundraiser to the Wiens family on Friday, March 6 in support of ...

Local shelter hosts FUN-draiser in support of women and children in crisis

By Wendy Gabrek On Saturday, March 6, My Sister’s Place, the local women and children’s shelter, located in Alliston, hosted its annual Hats, Heels and ...

Tottenham to have better water next year: Mayor Milne

By Sam Odrowski By this time next year, residents of Tottenham will have a better water source. New Tecumseth Mayor Rick Milne said a $16 ...

“Toast the Irish” event in support of Terry Weatherup Memorial Scholarship Fund

By Wendy Gabrek The Everett Firefighters Association is hosing a dance in support of the Terry Weatherup Memorial Scholarship Fund, at the Everett Legion, on ...

Publicly-funded schools set to close for two weeks after March Break

Publicly-funded schools across Ontario will remain closed from March 14 through April 5 due to the impact of COVID-19. The announcement was made Thursday by ...

Former Loretto Ski and Board Shop destroyed in over night fire

By Brian Lockhart For people who have fond memories of skiing at the Loretto ski hills, the final exit for this once popular sports venue ...

Council officially denies the marijuana micro-cultivation facility

By Robert Belardi New Tecumseth Council officially denied the zoning by-law amendment that would permit a cannabis micro-cultivation facility on 11th Line. That doesn’t mean ...

Third-annual Seedy Saturday event coming to New Tecumseth

If you love gardening and have queries revolving around planting seeds, this might be the event for you. Beeton is welcoming the third annual Seedy ...

Hornets series tied at one after loss in Penetang

The Alliston Hornets’ semi-final series for the North Carruthers Division championships is tied at one after the Hornets gave up a 6 -3 loss on ...

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Don’t worry – it’s paid for

By Brian Lockhart Throughout history, Western societies have always understood that sometimes people experience hardships beyond their control. A person could become sick and unable ...

Town proposed massive growth

After reading last week’s proposed growth plan from our elected officials, I was left shaking my head at the proposal’s lunacy. I understand “some” growth ...

Speaking English badly

By Gwynne Dyer It is a matter of chronic surprise that politicians, otherwise well-trained in saying just the right thing for the audience they are ...

Rumours

By Brian Lockhart There was a time when the year 2000 was considered a futuristic date. For some reason, that number represented a time when ...

Monthly Message: Plant a tree, shelter a life with annual campaign through My Sister’s Place

Every year at My Sister’s Place, we run our annual Trees for Shelter campaign. For this fundraising campaign, we sell potted trees. The program began ...

A story still being written

By Brock Weir I don’t know what it says about me that one of the most exciting days of my life took place when I ...

Demystifying public health food safety inspections

By Dr. Michelle Quaye, Public Health Physician Health inspections take place in many different settings, but they all have the same goal: making sure that ...