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Stevenson receives $10,000 pledge from Garry Mercer Trucking

January 25, 2024   ·   0 Comments

By Brian Lockhart The Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation has announced they have received a pledge of $10,000 from Garry Mercer Trucking Inc., bringing their total ...

Patient room windows to be replaced at Stevenson Memorial Hospital 

By Brian Lockhart Stevenson Memorial Hospital is undergoing a large project that will see patient room windows replaced. The funds were provided through a Health ...

Enjoy a free skate this Friday in Tottenham

By Brian Lockhart School PA days may provide a fun day off for the kids, but parents may be looking for a way to keep ...

Rising Generation Social Hub aims to forge valuable connections

By Brock Weir Pressure is all around us, from managing money to coping with stress. But a new initiative from the Canadian Mental Health Association ...

LIPS organization returns with significant support for Southlake cancer programs

By Brock Weir After an extended hiatus due to the global pandemic, LIPS – Ladies in Philanthropy for Southlake – has picked up right where ...

In need of non-emergency health care? Check these options

By Brian Lockhart Often, people will visit the emergency department to seek health care for a condition that may not be an emergency. This will ...

Alliston Library will close for renovations

By Brian Lockhart The Memorial Branch of the New Tecumseth Public Library in Alliston will be closed from Tuesday, Feb. 6, to Tuesday, Feb. 13. ...

Health Unit offers tips for outdoor winter activity

By Brian Lockhart It can be tempting to stay indoors when it gets cold. However, winter is great for outdoor activities such as skating, hiking, ...

Cases of influenza rising rapidly in the region

By Brian Lockhart The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit is warning the public that flu cases in the region are rising, and it’s advising residents ...

Be ready for winter storm activity

By Brian Lockhart It is winter in Ontario, and that means a snowstorm can happen with very little notice. Winter storms kill more Canadians than ...

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