Simcoe County came to a stop Monday as high winds and snow squalls deteriorated the road conditions as the day went on. The northbound lanes of Highway 400 were closed around 2 p.m. More...
Moiz Behar, lead consultant, gave council an update on the Innisfil Beach Road Urban Design Study on Wednesday night. In 2005, the town retained MBPD to undertake an Urban Design study of the Alcona area. More...
The Lakeshore Branch of the Innisfil Public Library held a kick off to their new resource based service, Knowledge Ontario on Wednesday, February 14th. "We are used to the people coming into the library," said Chief Librarian Susan Downs. More...
Most small business owners need access to finances at some point, whether nit's to get the business up and running or to make sure it continues operating. More...
If you are like most new home-business owners, you may think your homeowner or renter's insurance coverage will be enough. That is regrettable, because in many instances your homeowner's policy will not be adequate. More...
A sell-out crowd was on hand at the Greater Innisfil Chamber of Commerce Annual Business Awards Gala held Friday February 23 at National Pines. The evening began with a sumptuous dinner of Filet Mignon and Chicken Supreme. More...
Strict rules apply to pesticide handling and storage
Ontario's Pesticides Act is chiefly concerned with protecting the environment through proper handling, transportation, storage, use, and disposal of agricultural chemicals. More...
Picture this: It's biology, math, chemistry or any other class in our local high schools and in front of you sits a new generation of tobacco users - only now thanks to the tobacco industry they are addicted to smokeless tobacco. More...
Innisdale School had their Outbound Club winter outing at Wye Marsh. The kids raised $100.00 for JJ the trumpeter swan. Renee, the swan co-ordinator, accepts the check from the kids. More...
The following is a speech written and performed by Lauren Singh of Innisfil central Public School. She received 98% on her speech and is moving onto further competitions. Her speech is on Forensic Science. More...
Sunday we are back on Daylight Savings Time. Don't forget to advance your clocks and watches one hour before you go to bed Saturday night or first thing Sunday morning. Officially clocks change at 2 a.m. More...
Dear editor, I am writing in response to the letter written by a Doug Barnett of Thornton regarding the Bell Mobility Cell Tower. I also received the same flyer that he refers to. Perhaps Mr. More...
Dear editor, The people of Lefroy United Church would like to thank everyone who made the Grange Café possible, from the wonderful performers who wowed us, to the amazing help (their hard work and dedication was immeasurable), and especially a More...
A directory of what is happening in your community
The community event calender is provided as a free public service to nonprofit organizations to announce upcoming events. Deadlines are no later than Monday for that week's issue to COMMUNITY EVENTS, P.O. More...
Starting in 2007, clocks following the new North American standard for Daylight Saving Time are to be turned forward by one hour on the second Sunday in March and turned back on the first Sunday of November. More...
A motor vehicle being operated in an erratic manner at the Angus Plaza alerted Nottawasaga OPP last Sunday about 5 p.m. Police determined the driver's ability to operate the motor vehicle was impaired by drugs. More...
