Minor hockey underway but with tough restrictions

October 16, 2020 · 0 Comments

While local hockey players are glad to be back on the ice, they are facing some tough challenges when it comes to playing by the ...

Southlake launches $7.5 million Capital Campaign to address mental health needs

The COVID-19 pandemic has left many of us feeling stress, fear, depression and loneliness. Each of us address those issues in our own ways, but ...

Gibson Centre hopes to launch online platform for artists soon

COVID-19 has provided unique challenges for everybody, including artists. The Gibson Centre in Alliston, which hosts many local artists, reopened to the public on September ...

Matthews House Hospice raises close to $200,000 at virtual gala

Matthews House Hospice held its Annual Butterfly Ball Gala virtually for the first time ever late last month, hosted by former Breakfast Television co-host, Kevin ...

Simcoe Manor fighting large COVID-19 outbreak inside of Home

Simcoe Manor in Beeton is facing a COVID-19 outbreak, impacting 16 residents and six staff. Two residents passed away on Saturday, one who tested positive ...

Simcoe Muskoka and New Tecumseth see sharp rise in cases

Simcoe Muskoka is closing in on a total of 1,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as infections continue to climb each week. New Tecumseth is in ...

Gibson Centre hosts first in-person show since lockdowns started

Art collectors and connoisseurs had lots to look forward to on Sunday, October 4, as the Gibson Centre hosted its first art show since it ...

Kingsmere Retirement residents rediscover or reignite passion for gardening

The healing power of a quiet moment in the garden should never be underestimated. Sowing seeds has many benefits, not only does it uplift one’s ...

Mental Health campaign aims to educate community and eliminate stigma

The Nottawasaga OPP is running a mental health campaign, releasing information daily for those who are struggling or know someone who may need help. The ...

Council votes to freeze new cannabis growing application until further research is complete

New Tecumseth voted 7-3 last Thursday to stop new cannabis growing operation applications until a study reviewing the plant’s production is conducted by a consultant ...

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