Local first responder addresses impacts of COVID-19 on paramedicine

June 4, 2020 · 0 Comments

As Ontario tries to determine it’s “new normal” in the wake of slowed infection rates for COVID-19, the delivery of medical services has rapidly evolved. ...

Council provides local dance school with relief by providing rent at-cost

Many small businesses are struggling to stay afloat under Ontario’s COVID-19 lockdown. The Nicole Jacklin School of Dance recently put forward a request to the ...

Renegades Lacrosse waiting from direction from OLA

The Ontario Lacrosse Association – the governing body for the sport in the province – has mandated that all in-person activities are prohibited until after ...

ER visits nearly cut in half since start of pandemic

South Simcoe County residents are heeding the advice of health professionals to only access emergency room services when necessary. Visits to the ER at Stevenson ...

Alliston first responder shares her career path during National Paramedic Week

It’s National Paramedic Week from May 24-30 and the occupation is being celebrated throughout Simcoe County. Alliston based paramedic of eight years Laura Sperdutti told ...

Tottenham artist empowers women through ‘Think Pink Welding’

A local woman is inspiring fellow females to follow their passions through her welded artwork and successful business.

Data shows COVID-19’s much more prevalent and less deadly than previously thought

As studies reveal COVID-19’s prevalence is exponentially more common than what was originally captured through conventional tests, Canadian health officials say this demonstrates the importance ...

First “summer” event of 2020: RURBAN Farmers Market in Alliston

With the weather warming up, many Ontarians who have been obeying the Provincial government’s stay-at-home orders are eager to get outside and enjoy the sun. ...

Nottawasaga Futures to distribute $1 million to local businesses in need

The Federal government has rolled out a number of programs to support businesses financially during the COVID-19 pandemic, but many are still falling through the ...

New Tecumseth libraries launch curbside pickup

Bookworms throughout New Tecumseth rejoice! All three of the Town’s library branches introduced curbside pickup on Monday, allowing readers to check out physical books for ...

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