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Snowmobilers given conditional access to section of Tay Shore Trail

Snowmobilers given conditional access to section of Tay Shore Trail

'If there's any sign of asphalt on our trails, I wouldn't allow them to run on the trail,' says staff member as council votes to allow Snowriders to use part of Tay Shore Trail on a contingency basis
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BEYOND LOCAL: What we can learn from musical improvisation to help navigate 2021

BEYOND LOCAL: What we can learn from musical improvisation to help navigate 2021

Many musicians and arts presenters have responded to COVID-19 in creative ways or offered up new creative works that have encouraged us to imagine the world anew
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‘Where do I draw the line?’; Nurse struggles with back-to-school decision

‘Where do I draw the line?’; Nurse struggles with back-to-school decision

COVID-19 variant emergence in Simcoe County paired with back-to-school raises anxiety for parents working on the front lines
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Good morning, Midland!

Good morning, Midland!

Celebrate the little things
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ONTARIO: Medical association releases data showing COVID-19 misinformation still being spread

ONTARIO: Medical association releases data showing COVID-19 misinformation still being spread

Association President Dr. Samantha Hill says the best way to get the most correct and up-to-date information is by reaching out to your family doctor or local health unit
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Penetanguishene to host public meeting for zoning by-law discussion

Penetanguishene to host public meeting for zoning by-law discussion

Notice of Intention to Pass an Amending By-law to Remove a Holding 'H' Symbol
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Virtual hub launches to provide First Nations, Inuit, Métis with info about COVID-19 vaccines

Virtual hub launches to provide First Nations, Inuit, Métis with info about COVID-19 vaccines

Goal is to connect Indigenous communities with culturally relevant COVID-19 vaccine information
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Funding planned to support agricultural and horticultural societies

Funding planned to support agricultural and horticultural societies

The money will be used to help the societies through the next phase of recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic
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Registered Practical Nurses are getting stressed out by pandemic demands

Registered Practical Nurses are getting stressed out by pandemic demands

More than a third of Ontario's RPNs have considered quitting their jobs
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Tiny taking further steps to ensure water quality in Teedon Pit area

Tiny taking further steps to ensure water quality in Teedon Pit area

Council asks staff to invite scientists studying water levels in the area to provide an update on various studies and to assess the feasibility of adding monitoring wells to the area
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