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Cystic Fibrosis community is one step closer to accessing treatments

July 3, 2020   ·   0 Comments

A better quality of life could be coming to thousands of Canadians with Cystic Fibrosis as negotiations to include gene modulators in public drug plans ...

Stevenson lands funding for unique PPE

A steady stream of generosity and acts of kindness have filled communities with hope throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Stevenson Memorial Hospital (SMH) has been on ...

Fierté Simcoe Pride finalizes events for end of July

A full slate of fun, educational, and empowering events have been prepared for this year’s Fierté Simcoe Pride celebrations from July 27 to August 9. ...

Tottenham photographer excited to be back in action

Many photographers were eager to restart their businesses earlier this month under Ontario’s Stage 2 Reopening Plan. Jennifer Gilbert, an accredited full-service photographer from Tottenham ...

Martial arts preparing for slow return to training

With some sports being given the green light to start some practices and training, the world of martial arts is now looking for a re-start ...

County launches new jobs portal

Simcoe County, in conjunction with partner municipalities, has launched a new interactive job portal to provide not only local resources and job opportunities for area ...

Great Lakes Gliding in the air – but with restrictions

The gliders are airborne at the Great Lakes Gliding Club just outside of Tottenham, but don’t expect to be taking a flight if you’re a ...

New Tecumseth and Simcoe County sees largest single day spike in COVID-19 following steady decline

Things were going well for New Tecumseth and Simcoe Muskoka up until last Friday, June 19, when they both saw the largest single day spike ...

Banting students share their experience achieving “Excellence in Education”

Hard work is the key to success. And the success that three Banting Memorial High School students achieved through their hard work was recently recognized. ...

New Tecumseth reopens recreation spaces as it adjusts to COVID-19

With warmer weather and looser provincial controls for COVID-19, things are opening back up in New Tecumseth. The splash pad and Riverdale Pavilion are now ...

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