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Simcoe School Board approves 2020-2021 budget

July 30, 2020   ·   0 Comments

Enhanced mental health supports start this fall  The Simcoe County District School Board’s 2020-2021 Budget approval came much later than usual this year, as the ...

TNT Express decides against activity this summer

With team sports opening in stages, some sports are starting to get back into practice mode. Some sports are now playing games; however, that includes ...

Pregnancy and infant loss program expands to Stevenson

Every foot, no matter how small, leaves an imprint on this earth. Alliston resident Jenna Dollin knows this firsthand having lost her daughter Rosie, shortly ...

Reopened playgrounds to provide much needed outlet for children

Being a parent during COVID-19 is no easy task. Distanced learning, finding childcare, and keeping the little ones entertained has created challenges in many households. ...

Stevenson welcomes back visitors in phased-in approach

Stevenson Memorial Hospital (SMH) has started to phase-in visitors at the hospital, allowing them to be at the bedside of loved ones as of Monday, ...

Stevenson lands Stage 1 approval for redevelopment

Stevenson Memorial Hospital is one step closer to redevelopment. It received formal approval from the Ministry of Health for its Stage 1: Proposal Submission for ...

New Tecumseth Council pushing for Tottenham to be included in new transit system

New Tecumseth’s Town Council is requesting that Simcoe County’s new LINX Transit Route include Tottenham. Currently, the transit system, which starts August 4, will only ...

Simcoe Muskoka sees zero COVID-19 deaths since May

As certain parts of the United States reach new highs for COVID-19, Canada has largely been successful in flattening the curve and reducing rates of ...

Matthews House Hospice releases butterflies in symbolic gesture

For some people, a caterpillar becoming a cocoon then emerging as a butterfly represents a new beginning and a transition. Matthews House Hospice in Alliston ...

Town finds budgeting surplus during COVID-19

Despite all the economic hurdles associated with COVID-19, the Town of New Tecumseth has maintained a surplus position financially. This has been accomplished through a ...

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