Province deems community gardens as essential source of fresh food

May 1, 2020 · 0 Comments

The Provincial government announced its new and amended emergency orders on Saturday, which permit the use of community gardens during the pandemic. The community gardens ...

Town puts forward more measures to support the business community

New Tecumseth Council is making efforts to support the business community through the COVID-19 pandemic. At last Monday night’s regular Council meeting, Ward 6 Councillor ...

Simcoe Manor redevelopment being kept on track

To allow for the reconstruction of Beeton’s Simcoe Manor in a timely manner, Deputy Mayor Richard Norcross amended a report brought forward at last Monday’s ...

New refill business is making it easier to reduce plastic waste

Individuals who are looking to reduce their carbon footprint and overall use of plastics are in luck, as a new eco-friendly refill delivery service has ...

Stevenson launches COVID-19 response fund

The novel coronavirus outbreak has placed increased financial pressures on local health services and, at this time, the Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation (SMHF) is raising ...

COVID-19 reaching “peak” in Ontario, reduced controls on the horizon

Premier Doug Ford said COVID-19 appears to be peaking in Ontario and there’s potential to relax control measures down the road. The Premier offered this ...

Town continuing battle against COVID-19

The Town of New Tecumseth has made rapid changes to the way its operating and delivering services since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the ...

Tottenham’s water pipeline tender awarded by Council

The Tottenham water pipeline project is moving forward as the Town of New Tecumseth awarded its tender at Monday night’s Council meeting Construction to the ...

Over $100,000 for community organizations to be doled out soon

The Town of New Tecumseth is ironing out the final details of its 2020 Community Grant Program, where it gives local organizations a financial boost ...

Alliston businesses adapting through COVID-19 crisis

Local restaurants have taken a hit as they closed their doors to dine-in traffic due to regulations surrounding COVID-19. Roughly 20 restaurants in the Alliston ...

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