Random Acts of Kindness – not so random in Alliston

January 20, 2022 · 0 Comments

A new local group is attracting attention for all the right reasons. Random Acts of Alliston Kindness (RAAK) is exactly what you might think it ...

Gibson Centre closed due to pandemic restrictions, open online

Due to the latest COVID–19 restrictions, The Gibson Centre is closed until at least January 26. The Times spoke with The Gibson Centre’s Executive Director, ...

Reported number of COVID cases may not be accurate

The number of cases of COVID-19 reported in the Region may not be accurate due changes in the provincial reporting system. Dr. Charles Gardner, Medical ...

Elective surgeries and procedures postponed at SMH

Stevenson Memorial Hospital has ramped down elective and non-urgent surgeries procedures. The hospital was directed to make the change by the Province. Effective January 5, ...

Minor hockey players encouraged to stay connected: Off the ice tips for young players

The past couple of seasons have proved to be a real challenge for hockey players around the province. Between restrictions, tournament cancellations, and season disruptions, ...

Speed, alcohol, ice, the major causes of snowmobile fatalities

While local snowmobilers eagerly awaited a good dumping of snow so the trails can be groomed and ready for riding, the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile ...

Snowmobile clubs prepare for safe season

Most snowmobile clubs in southern Ontario are yet to hit the trails this year, but they are encouraging their members to take part in the ...

Ski hills offer respite during latest COVID wave

The recent restrictions imposed by the provincial government may have closed indoor arenas and recreational facilities but it has not affected those operations who host ...

New SCRAM video program launched in New Tec: Criminals beware

The Nottawasaga OPP and the Alliston Business Improvement Association (Alliston BIA) have partnered to share footage from private video cameras, owned by area merchants and ...

COVID cases continue to rise – vaccinations aren’t enough to stop it

The pandemic continues to sweep across the region with case numbers rising steadily. Dr. Charles Gardner, Medical Officer of Health with the Simcoe Muskoka District ...

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