November 2026 Archive
Town of New Tecumseth seeking input for housing strategy
By Brian Lockhart The Town of New Tecumseth is seeking input from residents about local housing needs and what direction the town should be taking ...
New Tecumseth’s mayor-elect Stephanie MacLellan vows to dive right into local issues
By Brian Lockhart New Tecumseth’s newly elected mayor, Stephanie MacLellan, said she plans to “hit the ground running” when it comes to town issues, direction, ...
Simcoe County Museum presents virtual Remembrance Day series
By Brian Lockhart The Simcoe County Museum is inviting residents to participate in a free virtual lecture series in November in honour of Remembrance Day. ...
Radon may present a silent health risk in your home: Health unit
By Brian Lockhart November is Radon Action Month in Canada. Radon is an invisible, colourless and odourless radioactive gas that occurs naturally when uranium in ...
Province provides funding to improve surgical procedures and wait times
By Brian Lockhart The province will be providing up to $329,000 in Simcoe-Grey to improve access to life-saving surgical procedures at Stevenson Memorial Hospital in ...
Several events upcoming at the Museum on the Boyne in Alliston
By Brian Lockhart The Museum on the Boyne in Alliston is hosting a line-up of festive winter events for families, makers and history enthusiasts. Whether ...
Alliston Hornets squeeze out OT win over Muskoka
By Brian Lockhart It was a low-scoring game, but the Alliston Hornets still came out ahead after an overtime win over the Muskoka Bears at ...
MP Scot Davidson praises Honda for four decades of production
By Brian Lockhart It was 1986 when Honda Manufacturing first started producing automobiles in Alliston. The announcement that Honda was going to build an automobile ...
Hillcrest Park in Alliston getting playground equipment replacement
By Brian Lockhart Hillcrest Park in Alliston will be getting a facelift. Parks staff will be removing the existing playground equipment at the park in ...
Canadian soldiers stormed the beaches on D-Day
By Brian Lockhart On June 6, 1944, Canadian forces took part in the greatest amphibious operation in military history. Over 10,000 Canadian sailors in 110 ...
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