More New Tecumseth businesses could close permanently under Stage 2

October 22, 2020 · 0 Comments

York Region joined Toronto, Peel and Ottawa in reverting back to a modified Stage 2 reopening on Monday and the New Tecumseth business community has ...

Town restricts service for individuals travelling from COVID-19 hotspots

New Tecumseth’s recreation centres, fitness areas and arenas have been open to anyone since early August, but Town staff are now restricting access for anyone ...

Smile Cookies deliver sweet bonus to Beeton arena campaign

Those tasty cookies that were available for $1 at Tim Horton’s recently helped to top up the funds that will go toward building a new ...

New Tecumseth Library launches anti-racism book club

The New Tecumseth Public Library (NTPL) is starting important conversations about race and spreading education about how to counter racism. The launching point for this ...

UPlift Black shares its vision for the future

The newly formed not-for-profit social service agency UPlift Black has been working to empower Black people in Simcoe Muskoka since the death of George Floyd. ...

Matthews House Hospice is helping seniors get online

Matthews House Hospice (MHH) will be de-mystifying technology for older adults during its Compassionate Communities Information Fair on Thursday, November 5 from 10 a.m. to ...

Tornados on the ice with limited play

At least they are on the ice. The TNT Tornados Minor Hockey Association have started house league play with four-on-four style hockey at local arenas. ...

Poppy Campaign to launch October 30 with COVID-19 precautions in place

It’s a very different year for Royal Canadian Legions across the country as they head into their Poppy Campaign and host Remembrance Day Ceremonies. The ...

Simcoe Manor battles COVID outbreak infecting 50 residents and staff

Simcoe Manor is facing one of the largest COVID-19 outbreaks the Region has seen. Four COVID-positive residents have passed away while 30 others remain infected ...

Impact of COVID-19’s second wave yet to be seen at Stevenson

Canada is closing in on 200,000 cases of COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic, but the second wave hasn’t yet impacted health services locally. ...

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