New evidence leads to more arrests, charges in 2025 Bell store robbery
Posted February 25, 2026
Nottawasaga OPP have made additional arrests connected to a 2025 armed robbery at the Bell Store on Young Street in Alliston based on evidence uncovered during the original investigation.
SMCDSB's final report on boundary changes in Tottenham, imminent
Posted February 27, 2026
Final attendance boundary review reports sparked by next fall's opening of Tottenham's new Catholic elementary school, are expected to be submitted to the Catholic board's Education Leadership Council on March 2, with a final recommended option.
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Essa male facing multiple charges in Barrie road rage incident
Posted March 2, 2026
A road rage incident caught on camera has led to several charges against an Essa man.
C of A approves Alliston plaza's minor variances request
Posted March 4, 2026
New Tecumseth's Committee of Adjustment (C o A) approved minor variances that would permit the addition of two separate buildings within the footprint of the Doyle Plaza on Young Street in Alliston.
Sorbara fires up pilot light to restart development plans in Beeton
Posted March 5, 2026
A 13-year-old residential development plan by the Sorbara Group which to date has only built 39 houses out of its 577 draft plan approved units in Beeton, will return to the council chamber next week with a request to increase its allotment to between 836 to 875 "depending on the final frontage mix."
Change in plans leads to expansion of Memory Care Unit in Simcoe Village
Posted February 24, 2026
Simcoe County Council has approved changes to the Simcoe Village campus in Beeton to develop a dedicated Memory Care Unit within the Co‑Housing building.
Alliston resident charged threatening Premier Ford
Posted March 5, 2026
OPP has charged a 20-year-old male from Alliston in relation to a threat made against the Premier of Ontario, last month.
Adjala-Tosorontio leads 2025 growth in assessment across County
Posted March 6, 2026
Adjala-Tosorontio led the way in Simcoe County with a 3.93 per cent increase in current value assessment growth in 2025, raising its taxable base to $2.97 billion dollars, an increase of $112.4 million.