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Council acknowledges protest but declines to discuss
April 16, 2021 · 0 Comments
The fact that Beeton resident Joe Feiner is conducting a hunger strike and protest while chained to the New Tecumseth Administration Centre building didn’t enter ...
COVID-19 rates “highest they have ever been” in New Tecumseth: Gardner
New Tecumseth is currently seeing the highest incident rate yet of new COVID-19 cases, according to Dr. Charles Gardner, Medical Officer of Health for the ...
Province issues “stay-at-home” order
Retail store owners, restaurants, and personal care people will once again be forced to close after the Province issued a new stay-at-home order that will ...
Annual remuneration report details Council salaries/expenses
The Town of New Tecumseth Annual Remuneration Report listed details of salaries paid to the Mayor and members of Town Council for 2020. The Municipal ...
Vacant lot in Tottenham site for new restaurant
A vacant lot in Tottenham will be the site of a new commercial building that will eventually become a restaurant. The lot is located at ...
Shut-down information for business owners available through Town website
If you are a small business owner struggling to navigate your business during the current pandemic, you can find out more information through the Town ...
New Tecumseth Library hosts virtual programs during lockdown
The Library may be closed for in-house visits during the current stay-at-home order, but that doesn’t mean you can’t read, learn, and have some fun. ...
Virtual Home Show and Artisan Market starts this weekend
The Tottenham Beeton & District Chamber of Commerce’s annual Home Show and Artisan Market will go ahead this year, but it will be a virtual ...
Prince Philip leaves lasting legacy at community level through awards program
She didn’t always jump at opportunities when they presented themselves, but learning how to get out of her comfort zone and do just that has ...
Students return to online learning following April Break
Ontario students will return to online learning following April Break. Premier Doug Ford and Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced Monday that schools across the Province ...
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