March 2022 Archive
Coldest Night of the Year walk exceeds $150K goal, record number of walkers despite bitter cold conditions
On Saturday, February 26, S.H.I.F.T. (Support and Hope for Individuals and Families Today) hosted its third annual Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) walk in ...
Green Party voices opposition to new highway
The Green Party of Ontario, along with the Simcoe County Greenbelt Coalition, expressed concerns over the construction of the Holland March Highway, also known as ...
Wildly popular Potato Festival returning this summer
There have been many cherished memories made during Alliston’s annual Potato Festival held every August for close to half a century. For those that grew ...
Outrun and the Pet Grocer team up to help furry friends get social
On Sunday, February 27 Outrun Animal Rehabilitation Centre teamed up with Pet Grocer, an award-winning holistic health food store for pets in Alliston, so ‘Blueberry’ ...
MOD launches new research tool on-line
If you are a history buff or would just like to know more about local history, the Museum of Dufferin has launched a new interactive ...
Stevenson will resume capacity for urgent and elective surgery
Stevenson Memorial Hospital in Alliston has ramped up its capacity for both urgent and elective surgery after getting approval from the province for a phased ...
Diversity doesn’t always mean inclusion: Continued actions will spur change after Black History Month
March is here and Black History Month is over, but the work towards inclusion is far from over. This is the message of Simcoe County’s ...
Hornets win back-to-back road games
The Alliston Hornets delivered a decisive win over the first place Stayner Siskins after coming out strong in the third period and scoring four unanswered ...
Schmalz Cup announces championship title sponsor
The Provincial Junior Hockey League’s Schmalz Cup championship will take on a different format this year. After not crowning a champion for two years due ...
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