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Seniors housing needs to move away from long-term care “default”: CHATS
February 4, 2021 · 0 Comments
It is time for long-term care to be reconsidered as the default housing for the elderly, according to Christina Bisanz, CEO of CHATS. Ms. Bisanz, ...
Province investing $1.5 million for infrastructure in Simcoe-Grey
The Ontario government is planning on delivering funds to support infrastructure needs in small, rural, and northern communities this year. Simcoe-Grey will receive more than ...
Canadian Lacrosse Association unsure of 2021 season
As far as sports go, lacrosse has a rather short season. Junior A level box lacrosse teams in Ontario have a 20-game schedule that starts ...
Tottenham Chamber launches fun new contest to support local business
In an effort to support local businesses, the Tottenham Beeton District Chamber of Commerce has announced a new contest to increase exposure for businesses in ...
Emerald ash borer beetles march through Beeton
If you hear chainsaws and someone yelling “TIMBER!” in Beeton over the next few months, a rogue logging crew hasn’t moved in from Northern Ontario ...
SMH celebrates completion of Level 2 ICU
After being forced to halt construction in the spring due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Stevenson Memorial Hospital in Alliston is celebrating the ...
Simcoe-Muskoka Health Unit concerned about COVID-19 variant
By Brian LockhartLocal Journalism Initiative Reporter The Simcoe-Muskoka Health Unit is concerned a new variant of the COVID-19 virus could spread through the community after ...
Chasing ghosts: the lost town of Ballycroy
While thousands of commuters pass through the intersection of Highways 9 and 50 every day, few realize that on top of the hill on the ...
Mayors push for business “equality” during shutdown
Mayors of many of Ontario’s “small urban” communities are calling on the Province to be fairer on businesses during the Province-wide shutdown. Meeting on January ...
MPP Jim Wilson recognized for his support of CF campaign
Simcoe-Grey Member of Provincial Parliament, Jim Wilson, has been nominated for national recognition by the CF Get Loud Campaign. He was nominated by Beeton Cystic ...
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