Leaves of three, let it be – learn about toxic plants in Ontario

April 29, 2021 · 0 Comments

Conservation Authorities in Ontario are reminding people to be aware of toxic plants now that spring is here and green leaves are sprouting all over ...

Lloydtown – Once a rebel stronghold

The hamlet of Lloydtown is somewhat off the beaten path. It is tucked in the hills behind the Town of Schomberg, in King Township, near the corner of Highway ...

PJHL officially ends the season – Hornets done for the year

The Provincial Junior Hockey League has officially announced the cancellation of the 2020/21 season. This year will pretty much be a blank page in the ...

Golf industry struggling under shutdown

It was a short-lived opening for the 2021 golf season. After a few nice days that saw golf courses across the province see record numbers ...

Cycling community looking forward to summer rides

If you live in Simcoe County, you have no doubt encountered groups of cyclists riding on rural roads around the region. The hills, open roads, ...

Vince’s launches PPE recovery program

Most Canadians have adapted to the “new normal” by wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) on the job, while buying groceries, and anywhere they are likely ...

Beeton park getting new playground equipment

Kids in Beeton will have some new playground fun when upgrades to their local park are complete. The playground at Beeton Community Park will be ...

Stay-at-Home orders extended as Province walks back some restrictions

Stay-at-Home orders across Ontario have been extended for a further two weeks amid a significant surge in COVID-19 cases. The Province announced the extension of ...

Pharmacy vaccine appointments now open to 40+

Select pharmacies across Ontario and primary care settings are now administering COVID-19 vaccines to residents born in or before 1981. Effective this past Tuesday, April ...