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Bimose Tribal Council in northwestern Ontario and Creemore based charity Water First are pleased to announce that on Friday, 11 interns of their drinking water internship program for young [...]

For many residents and visitors, the fountain featuring the Children’s Dress-up Dance Sculpture by Ralph Hicks was a highlight of the Creemore Horticultural Park, along with the gardens. The [...]

by Dave Bull Last January, after the year from hell with no vaccine in the near future, I learned about an activity called geocaching from friends living in Port Hope. What I discovered is that [...]

by Brian MacIntyre As the summer began, the thought of playing a baseball game seemed farfetched. Thirteen young men came together for the love of the game. Spring started off with limited [...]

In September of 2020, after a summer of little to no activity due to COVID-19 and the impact it had on youth sports, tryouts were held in Creemore with the hope of putting together a baseball [...]

Editor: There is a major push on at this time to save County Road 91. In 20-30 years the present Duntroon quarry will be spent. If 91 is not closed the Escarpment will be left with two lakes with [...]

by Christopher Dodd  One of the largest collections of fluted projectile points ever found in North America – created by human hands 10,000 years ago – was found on Fairgrounds Road [...]

Editor: We’d like to recognize the selflessness of the musicians, local businesses, the massive team of volunteers, the 300 contributors and the Creemore Community Foundation who created the Jim [...]

As Simcoe Muskoka, along with the rest of the province remains in Step 3 of Ontario’s three-tiered Roadmap to Reopen, the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit (SMDHU) is reminding residents that [...]

Editor: As a teenager, I attended a Catholic high school and received an intense exposure to the tenets, rules and custom of that religion. My memory of that instruction was that it was a focused [...]