Celebrating Black History Month in New Tecumseth: Meet Nana

February 17, 2022 · 0 Comments

Alliston resident Nana Y. Boateng, owner of Alliston Flooring Inc., is a well-known member of the business community in New Tecumseth. Participating through trade associations ...

Capacity limits in restaurants, other businesses lift as Province moves forward re-opening timelines

Capacity limits in restaurants, bars, movie theatres and more are set to be lifted this Thursday, February 17, as the Province accelerates its re-opening plan. ...

Beeton is burning – the great fire of 1892

You can’t blame this fire on Mrs. O’Leary’s cow kicking over a lantern in the barn, but you can blame the great fire of Beeton ...

More people seeking mental health supports during pandemic than ever before: CMHA

A five-week lockdown seemed manageable at the start of the global pandemic. As these five weeks turned into months, and then a year, and even ...

Health Unit reports number of COVID cases down but potential for rebound

The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit said it is unable to provide accurate numbers when reporting on the number of COVID-19 case in the region ...

Tottenham leads growth in New Tecumseth population

Three large new subdivisions in Tottenham resulted in a population increase that leads the three towns that make up New Tecumseth, according to figures released ...

Hornets take 5-3 loss to Orillia in Friday game

The Alliston Hornets gave up a 5-3 loss to the Orillia Terriers in Friday night’s home game at the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre. The Hornets ...

PJHL switches to tournament style provincial championship

The Provincial Junior Hockey League has announced it will be turning to a tournament style championship for 2022. The provincial Schmalz Cup is the Junior ...

Honda forced to cancel production shifts due to border disruptions

The truck blockade at the Ambassador Bridge which connects Windsor and Detroit has now caused a disruption in local manufacturing. The Honda plant in Alliston ...

Hornets win first game after a month-and-a-half break

The Alliston Hornets were back on the ice after a hiatus that lasted a month and a-half due to the Provincial restrictions on indoor sports facilities. The Hornets played ...

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