Mayors call for “predictability” on what will follow stay-at-home order

May 14, 2021 · 0 Comments

Mayors from across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area are calling on the Province for greater “predictability” when it comes to Ontario’s current stay-at-home orders. ...

County proclaiming recognition days for health care providers

The County of Simcoe is proclaiming a series of recognition days and weeks to pay tribute to the hard work, skill, and commitment of health ...

Simcoe extends waste facility hours

Beginning on May 3, the County of Simcoe is extending operating hours at local waste facilities to support residents and business during COVID-19. All sites ...

Lacrosse on hold during shut-down

Like every other sport in the province, lacrosse is dead in the water right now. Normally, some Junior teams would have already started playing, while ...

When your passion becomes more than a hobby – fishing guide makes it a career

When you can turn a passion into a career, you are going to enjoy going to work every day. For Ron Piotrowski, his life long ...

Legion surviving despite tough times

“We’ll be here no matter what happens,” said Royal Canadian Legion Tottenham Branch president Gary Brown, of the Legion’s efforts to continue to be a ...

Honda reveals new Civic to be built in Alliston

After a recent announcement that the new 2022 Honda Civic will go into mass production at its Alliston manufacturing plant, Honda released the details of ...

All Ontarians 18+ eligible for vaccine come May 24

The light at the end of the tunnel has grown brighter following the Province of Ontario’s announcement that all Ontarians 18 years of age and ...

Town responds to end of hunger strike

The Town responded to the announcement that “Peaceful Warriors of New Tecumseth” spokesperson, Joe Feiner, ended his hunger strike on April 25, during the April ...