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COVID-19 spreads to Simcoe County

March 19, 2020   ·   0 Comments

Two new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Simcoe County. The first case is a man in his 70s at Royal Victoria Health Centre ...

New Tecumseth shuts down facilities in response to COVID-19

The Town of New Tecumseth is taking measures to prepare for COVID-19 as cases continue to grow rapidly across the province. “Obviously, this is impacting ...

Simcoe County promoting diversity this month: #ITSTARTS campaign continues online

Residents throughout Simcoe County have been seeing increased diversity in their communities over the last decade. In response, the County created the #ITSTARTS Campaign in ...

“Red tape” stopping developers from building affordable housing

The Town of New Tecumseth continues to struggle with a lack of affordable housing, although county-wide efforts are taking place to reduce the gap. Simcoe ...

New Tottenham Library expected to open in June

By Sam OdrowskiLocal Journalism Initiative Reporter In a few months, Tottenham residents can expect more from their local library. Construction for a brand new 5,200 ...

Domino’s Pizza Alliston supports local family, daughter diagnosed with cancer

By Wendy Gabrek Domino’s Pizza Alliston presented the funds from its February 26 fundraiser to the Wiens family on Friday, March 6 in support of ...

Local shelter hosts FUN-draiser in support of women and children in crisis

By Wendy Gabrek On Saturday, March 6, My Sister’s Place, the local women and children’s shelter, located in Alliston, hosted its annual Hats, Heels and ...

Tottenham to have better water next year: Mayor Milne

By Sam Odrowski By this time next year, residents of Tottenham will have a better water source. New Tecumseth Mayor Rick Milne said a $16 ...

“Toast the Irish” event in support of Terry Weatherup Memorial Scholarship Fund

By Wendy Gabrek The Everett Firefighters Association is hosing a dance in support of the Terry Weatherup Memorial Scholarship Fund, at the Everett Legion, on ...

Publicly-funded schools set to close for two weeks after March Break

Publicly-funded schools across Ontario will remain closed from March 14 through April 5 due to the impact of COVID-19. The announcement was made Thursday by ...

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