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LIPS organization returns with significant support for Southlake cancer programs

January 22, 2024   ·   0 Comments

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

Revel in some frosty fun at Winterfest

By Brian Lockhart If you’re Canadian, you know what the winter weather can bring – lots of snow, cold temperatures, and tricky driving. While many ...

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. ...

CRIC Idea Lab offers certification courses at Tottenham library

By Brian Lockhart The CRIC Idea Lab at the Tottenham Branch of the New Tecumseth Library offers innovative and cutting-edge technology to help facilitate several ...

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 ...

Alliston loses ‘pillar of the community’: Lou Biffis passes away

By Brian Lockhart A well-respected resident of New Tecumseth, Lou Biffis, the man who built the Nottawasaga Inn Resort and Conference Centre, passed away on ...

Winter parking restrictions back after holiday break

By Brian Lockhart Winter parking restrictions are back in effect in New Tecumseth after the restrictions were temporarily lifted to accommodate residents who received overnight ...

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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