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Nottawasaga OPP launches educational campaign surrounding opioids

August 6, 2020   ·   0 Comments

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 ...

Sports Association looking for outstanding coaches

The Coaches Association of Ontario is looking for nominations for a new award to honour coaches. The 2020 Coaching Excellence Awards will recognize outstanding coaches as determined ...

Mosquito pool tests positive for West Nile Virus

The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit is reminding residents to protect themselves against mosquito bites following confirmation that mosquitoes collected from a trap in Alliston tested ...

Sunday Concerts in the Park return to Tottenham

The melodic tunes of everything from country and classic rock to pop music will be once again drifting across Tottenham as the Sunday Music in ...

North Fire Circus coming to Stevenson Farms this weekend

As the economy came to a grinding halt and people stayed indoors because of the pandemic, the desire to enjoy a night out and get ...

Local health unit is asking the public to be respectful of mask use exemptions

Following the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit’s implementation of mandatory masks, there’s been backlash from both sides. Some residents argue the use of masks should ...

Sheldon Creek Farms innovates milk alternatives for dairy sensitivities

Alternatives to cow’s milk have been on the rise for several years as digestion issues with dairy climbs among consumers. But many of those who ...

Alliston CMHA shares mental health impact of COVID-19

Things are starting to look a little more normal in New Tecumseth as it entered Stage 3 of Ontario’s reopening. A light at the end ...

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