New Tecumseth Times

CO week is a reminder to stay safe

Carbon Monoxide awareness week is an opportunity to raise the importance of having a working CO alarm in your home as well as other structures ...

Hornets win two out of three over the weekend

The Alliston Hornets flipped their record over to the plus side with a couple of wins over the weekend. The Hornets were on the road ...

York United clinch berth in Canadian Premier League playoffs

Despite falling 2-1 in their last match against Forge FC, York United clinched their spot in the 2021 Canadian Premier League playoffs. With Valour FC ...

Monsters mash and teeth are gnashed at annual ABIA Halloween street festival

On Saturday, October 30th, the Alliston Business Improvement Association (ABIA) hosted its 11th annual Monster Mash Halloween event in the “Rurban” Downtown Core, attracting more ...

Alliston Legion members will be out with poppies this year

The Royal Canadian Legion, Alliston Branch 171, has announced they will be out among the public to hand out poppies this year in advance of ...

Proof of vaccination required for visit to hospital

Stevenson Memorial Hospital is taking full precautions to keep the COVID-19 virus out of its facility and will require all visitors to provide proof of ...

$10,000 donation to Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation

The Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation got a boost through a donation to the hospital’s obstetrics unit and the “Because of you, we can” campaign supporting ...

Kaisei Sushi will bring a new flavour to Tottenham

Tottenham will soon be getting its very first sushi restaurant when Kaisei Sushi opens its doors in November. The restaurant is replacing a former coffee ...

Flying a drone? Learn your responsibilities

Following a complaint to the Nottawasaga OPP about a drone hovering outside of a home’s windows in Adjala-Tosorontio, Police said they have not determined if ...

Automated cart collection begins this week

The County is reminding residents that automatic cart collection for waste materials begins this week. As of November 1, the new automated system will be ...

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Maximizing summer

By Brock Weir After a long, arduous winter that extended far longer into May than it had any business to, there was a cause for ...

It’s a funny language

By Brian Lockhart Several years ago, I had a part-time job in a local place doing rather mundane, assembly-line work. It was unusual, as half ...

From garden to table: Sharing fresh food with our community

As the warmer weather arrives and gardens begin to take shape across our community, there is a sense of excitement that comes with planting season. ...

Israel: The widening war

By Gwynne Dyer There are really two wars in the Middle East, and only one of them is paused. The US-Iran war has been stuck ...

Always go straight to the top

By Brian Lockhart As a person who travels around this great province quite a bit, I have a couple of regions that are my favourites. ...

Monthly Message: Grey’s for Greens encourages livin’ the life, sustainably

Sustainability is increasingly being adopted as a lifestyle choice. With intention, it can be woven into almost all of our daily decisions as we transition ...

Reflections on Mary Simon

By Brock Weir When push comes to shove, I think it’s safe to say that Canadians are proud of our country. Sure, there are those ...

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 ...

November 2021 Archive