New Tecumseth Times

Consumer debt

By Brian Lockhart If you have been looking for a new car or truck lately, you will have noticed that new vehicles are getting quite ...

Outdoor rinks are now open in New Tec

By Brian Lockhart Not everyone likes the cold weather, but good things do arrive with the frostier temperatures. If you like outdoor skating, there are ...

Carnegie libraries in Ontario still play a vital role in communities

By Brian Lockhart Not all very wealthy people light cigars with $20 bills and bathe in gold-plated bathtubs. Sometimes that’s the perception of the public ...

Nature’s Emporium Run sets $500,000 goal for Southlake Fundraiser

By Brock Weir Southlake Health’s biggest annual fundraiser, the Nature’s Emporium Run for Southlake, is set for Sunday, April 27, and organizers are hoping to ...

Push-Up Challenge is new way to get moving for mental health

By Brock Weir Are you looking for some motivation to keep at some of your New Year’s fitness resolutions while helping the community at the ...

Teen charged with first-degree murder involving newborn

By Brian Lockhart The Nottawasaga Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police has arrested and charged an individual in connection with a suspicious death investigation in ...

Health Unit and local hospitals partner for ‘A Breath of Fresh Air’

By Brian Lockhart The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit and seven local hospitals are partnering for the first time to promote smoke and vapour-free hospital ...

Museum of Dufferin exhibit looks back on childhood

By Brian Lockhart An upcoming exhibit at the Museum of Dufferin looks back on the carefree days of childhood with a focus on Dufferin County. ...

Alliston Hornets blank Midland Flyers in weekend game

By Brian Lockhart The Alliston Hornets seem to be back on track after blanking the Midland Flyers in an away game on Friday, Jan. 17. ...

Tottenham resident returns the generosity she received as a young refugee

By Brian Lockhart Eva Bradley is sure she has a guardian angel on her shoulder. The Tottenham resident was invited to tell her story at ...

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Returning the momentum

By Brock Weir Maybe it’s the classic movie fan in me, but whenever anyone talks about making a comeback, I can’t help but think of ...

It just keeps getting better

By Brian Lockhart The 1961 movie, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, opens with a famous long shot in Manhattan. It is just after dawn, and the street, a ...

Iran: Options

By Gwynne Dyer The Iranians know they have won, but President Trump doesn’t get it yet. He’s still at the stage of counting up the ...

From hope to design: Are our cities reflecting what makes us happy?

By Greys for Green In our last article, “Nature is Essential to HOPE,” we stressed the importance of connecting to nature. That sense of awe we feel ...

Back to business unusual

By Brock Weir Everybody needs a little bit of time away. At least that’s the view of the band Chicago in their 1982 hit “Hard ...

Monthly Message: My Sister’s Place gearing up for community events as weather warms

It’s been a busy year so far at My Sister’s Place with the planning and execution of our Hats, Heels and High Tea fundraiser. This ...

War on Iran: A series of miscalculations

By Gwynne Dyer Still not four full weeks into the war, and already Donald Trump’s “short-term excursion” – decapitate the Iranian regime with a surprise ...

Bill C-22 embraced by law enforcement

By Mark Pavilons Law enforcement officials across the province are welcoming changes contained in Bill C-22 (Part 2), that focus on electronic service providers (ESPs). ...