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New rules speeding up the game on ice

November 27, 2020   ·   0 Comments

The new rules put in place by Hockey Canada on how to conduct games is making a big difference on the ice. There are only ...

Wasaga resident launches campaign for PC nomination

Wasaga Beach resident Stella Ambler has launched her campaign to become the next candidate for the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario to represent Simcoe-Grey. The ...

Level 2 ICU unit opening in January

Construction of a Level 2 ICU is well under way at Stevenson Memorial Hospital (SMH) and the new unit is set to open in January ...

MPP calls on Feds to speed up Cystic Fibrosis drug

Negotiations for gene modulating drugs that treat cystic fibrosis have dragged on longer than anticipated between the Federal government and Vertex Pharmaceuticals.

Simcoe Manor reports zero cases of COVID-19 within its walls

For the first time in more than a month, Beeton’s Simcoe Manor is reporting zero cases of COVID-19 within its walls. Simcoe Manor, which was ...

Town projects 1.32% increase in property tax for 2021

The Town is projecting an $88 million budget in 2021, which is $1.6 million more than what’s being spent this year and accounts for an ...

Tottenham Paint and Paper re-opens with new design

It was time for a change, so Tottenham Paint and Paper went all out to redesign both the exterior facade at its Queen St. store ...

Tottenham Foodland holds grand re-opening to celebrate renovations

After three months of renovations, Tottenham Foodland held a grand re-opening on Thursday, November 12, to celebrate the store’s refreshed and re-designed appearance. Local dignitaries, ...

A “Halloween Hoorah” ends successful Farmers’ Market season in Alliston

On Saturday, October 31, the Alliston Business Improvement Association celebrated Halloween at the final Rurban Farmers’ Market of the season. This year, the ABIA had ...

Campaign focused on reducing inequity created through climate change

The Ontario Public Health Association (OPHA) recently launched its “Make It Better” campaign, aimed at protecting children’s health from the impacts of climate change. The ...

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