OJHL plans to complete full season despite pause in games

January 13, 2022 · 0 Comments

The Ontario Junior Hockey League has announced plans to complete a full season, including playoffs, despite the temporary pause in hockey action around the province. ...

Festival of Lights winners give back winnings, keep bragging rights

On Tuesday, December 21, 2021, members of the Alliston Lions Club visited the three Top Winners in the first annual Lions “Festival of Lights” outdoor ...

Veronika’s Sweet Creations delivers baked goods and custom cakes

Beeton’s newest business promises to deliver some satisfying items to those with a sweet tooth. Veronika’s Sweet Creations is now open with a line-up of ...

COVID cases reported as “very high rate of transmission”

Rates of COVID-19 continue to climb in Simcoe-Muskoka as the Omicron variant of the virus spreads through the region and it seems having two doses ...

A New Year’s Levee like no other: Celebrating 2022 with moosemilk & clam chowder at the Alliston Legion

Members of the Alliston Legion Branch #171 welcomed 2022 in style – with “moosemilk” and clam chowder. How else? On Saturday, January 1, the Alliston ...

New Year sees Ontario return to Step Two in Roadmap to Reopen

Ontario is beginning the New Year with a temporary return to Step 2 of the Province’s Roadmap to Reopening Plan amid a continued surge of ...

Enhanced vaccine certificate now required for Town facilities

In keeping with Provincial guidelines, the Town of New Tecumseth will now require an enhanced vaccine certificate with QR code for persons entering town facilities ...

Hockey leagues “paused” during latest restrictions on indoor sports

Will this be another season where the hockey record books have a blank entry in the “champion” column? The Ford government’s announcement on Monday, January ...

Hornets maintain second place after weekend cancellations

Junior C hockey got off to a slow start for the New Year when several games were postponed across the province due to inclement weather. ...

County receives grant to enhance virtual programming for seniors

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many seniors in long-term care facilities began to rely on tablets and other electronic devices to keep in contact with family ...

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