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On February 22, 2017, Dan Ayton-Lee, at the young age of 36, lost his battle with cancer. He was a master fisher, having worked the local rivers and streams since his childhood. The banks of the [...]

Creemore parent Jennifer Hayward has nominated Nottawasaga and Creemore Public School teacher Myrna Whitley for the Prime Minister’s Awards for Teaching Excellence. Hayward has been impressed [...]

No one is fully safe at a Dangerously Safe show, says Kevin Finn, one-third of the comedy troupe. The three comedians that make up Dangerously Safe are performing their show, You’re Welcome, in [...]

The Royal Canadian Legion Creemore Branch 397 President, Jim Richards (on left) and the Poppy Fund Chairman, Michael Loranger (on right) present a cheque from the Poppy Fund, to Patricia Roulette [...]

Christie/Cummings Barristers & Solicitors, with offices in Collingwood and Stayner, hosted the 18th Annual Christie/Cummings Ski Day at Osler Bluff Ski Club in support of the Collingwood [...]

It’s a known fact that Canadians love to talk about the weather, and if predictions are correct, we’re going to have a lot more to talk about. That’s because “Climate change is the here and now.” [...]

The Simcoe County District School Board’s (SCDSB) Board of Trustees began a search for a new Director of Education in October 2016. The board is pleased to welcome Steve Blake as the SCDSB’s new [...]

The Steed Rink, skip Marilyn Steed, lead Liz Smith, Lead, vice Dianne Kelly, and second Joan Morby, won this year’s Women’s Bonspiel.

Tired of winter yet? I am! A cartoon I’ve seen passed around seems to enter my mind a lot as the wind blows, snow stings my face and the hay I’m trying to get to my miniature horses threatens to [...]

Some news this week out of the UK about increasing average life expectancy is not that surprising but totally terrifying. We’re all living longer – sounds great at first but it needs some serious [...]