Mental wellness program for newcomers starts up in York–South Simcoe

August 13, 2020 · 0 Comments

The immigrant population in northern York Region, South Simcoe and the surrounding area has been steadily increasing for several years, creating a larger need for ...

SCDSB unveils schools plans for September

School will be a much different place for students in New Tecumseth this September. The Simcoe County District School Board (SCDSB) recently announced it will ...

Out of town action at Tottenham baseball diamond

The baseball diamond at the Tottenham Community Centre is getting a lot of action these days, but the teams that are making it their home ...

Local family and long-time supporters give $50,000 boost to Stevenson

The Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation (SMHF) has received a generous pledge donation towards the Because of You, We Can Capital Campaign from a family who ...

More seniors housing to be developed west of New Tecumseth

More seniors housing is coming to the Township of Southgate in Dundalk as FLATO Developments recently celebrated a ribbon cutting for its over-$20 million flagship ...

Brand new Alliston–Beeton–Bradford bus route now active

All aboard! A brand-new transit system running from Alliston to Beeton to Bradford West Gwillimbury, launched on Tuesday, August 4, and rides are free until ...

COVID Alert notification app now available in Ontario

Surveillance of COVID-19 has been the government’s focus for controlling rates of infection and, to aid those efforts, a smartphone app was rolled out in ...

Nottawasaga OPP launches educational campaign surrounding opioids

Drugs don’t affect everyone in the same way, and many don’t get addicted, but similar to a finger print, everybody’s brain chemistry is different. A ...

Simcoe based environmental group speaks out against “deregulation agenda”

A local environmental group is working to ensure Simcoe has an equitable and environmentally friendly restart from the pandemic as things ramp up back up. ...

Students set to return to classrooms in September

Students at publicly-funded elementary and secondary schools across Ontario will be hitting the books in classrooms once again this September, the Province announced Thursday. Last ...

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