Connecting link road improvements underway in Alliston
Posted August 10, 2026
Over $3 million in road improvements in Alliston via the provincial government's connecting links program, will get underway in earnest this week which will impact traffic from Industrial Parkway to the east, to Young Street to the west, over the next two months barring delays.
SMH, CGMH, share in provincial grant
Posted August 13, 2026
The Ontario government is investing $4,482,500 million to support improved operations and reduced wait times at Stevenson Memorial Hospital and Collingwood General & Marine Hospital.
Human remains found at Boyne River, cause of death under investigation
Posted August 17, 2026
Nottawasaga OPP investigating the discovery of human remains Saturday at the Boyne River in Alliston.
Municipal, school board nominations period in home stretch
Posted August 17, 2026
Anyone considering running for municipal or school board office has until this Friday (Aug 21) to register or wait until 2030 for the next opportunity.
Tottenham man charged driving wrong way on Highway 400
Posted August 17, 2026
OPP have charged an impaired driver who had been travelling in the wrong direction on Highway 400, on Friday, August 14 shortly before 3:30 am.
Poilievre making stops tomorrow in Beeton
Posted August 19, 2026
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is scheduled to be in Beeton tomorrow morning to tour a couple of local businesses.
Simcoe County works through process to reduce DCs for grants
Posted August 19, 2026
Simcoe County council will meet in special session tomorrow at noon, in camera, to discuss reducing its share of development charges as a means of qualifying for provincial and federal funding programs.
Deceased identified as missing male from Alliston
Posted August 20, 2026
Nottawasaga OPP reported this afternoon human remains found at the Boyne River have been confirmed to be the 30-year-old Alliston male reported missing last month.
Fentanyl found in drug seizure, two from Innisfil charged
Posted August 21, 2026
Nottawasaga's Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU), with assistance from the Dufferin CSCU, conducted a joint drug trafficking investigation with the South Simcoe Police Crime Unit that began in July 2026, ending with two arrests.