May 2021 Archive
Legion surviving despite tough times
“We’ll be here no matter what happens,” said Royal Canadian Legion Tottenham Branch president Gary Brown, of the Legion’s efforts to continue to be a ...
Honda reveals new Civic to be built in Alliston
After a recent announcement that the new 2022 Honda Civic will go into mass production at its Alliston manufacturing plant, Honda released the details of ...
All Ontarians 18+ eligible for vaccine come May 24
The light at the end of the tunnel has grown brighter following the Province of Ontario’s announcement that all Ontarians 18 years of age and ...
Town responds to end of hunger strike
The Town responded to the announcement that “Peaceful Warriors of New Tecumseth” spokesperson, Joe Feiner, ended his hunger strike on April 25, during the April ...
It’s tick season – staying safe after a walk in the woods
With hiking now one of the most popular pastimes due to people just wanting to get outdoors during this pandemic, there are some precautions you ...
Ask an Expert series focuses on pandemic-era business models
The County of Simcoe’s Ask an Expert webinar series will feature a segment on transition and how to stay in control of your business during ...
Emergency Preparedness Week encourages resident to think ahead
When disaster strikes, it happens when you least expect it. The County of Simcoe is reminding residents about the importance of being prepared for a ...
Tottenham playground getting a facelift
Another park will be getting new playground equipment as the Town updates infrastructure. Currently, the playground at the Beeton Community Park has already seen removal ...
Golf course charged for opening and players fined
When it was announced that golf courses were among the businesses that must close during the current provincial stay-at-home order, it didn’t go over very ...
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