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Long game pays off for Mattamy/Cappuccitti, Previn Court

 

Posted April 8, 2026

A day after posting approval of Simcoe County's Official Plan, the provincial government opened a 30 day commenting period "seeking feedback on proposed projects in South Simcoe to support housing and job growth. Ten projects are identified for provincial coordination aligned with existing/planned infrastructure. But overall there are 32.

305 properties with taxes more than two years overdue 

 

Posted April 10, 2026

Property tax arrears in New Tecumseth continued to rise in 2025, but remain within what provincial standards classify as a low-risk range, according to a staff report going to council.

Bylaw amendments create annual licence for food trucks 

 

Posted April 13, 2026

New Tecumseth council has approved amendments to the refreshment vehicle bylaw establishing a single annual licence allowing vendors to operate at multiple locations and events across the municipality.

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Simcoe County prepares to deal with legislated composition changes

 

Posted April 13, 2026

Simcoe County councillors meet tomorrow for the first time since the Provincial government announced legislation to reduce its size and expand the authority of the warden in time for the next term of council in November.

Cap on board size, and making attendance part of final grades components of new legislation

 

Posted April 13, 2026

The Ontario government has introduced sweeping legislation aimed at tightening oversight of school boards, standardizing governance and reshaping how students are evaluated in classrooms across the province.

Province approves revised Simcoe growth plan, reshaping development in New Tecumseth

 

Posted April 8, 2026

Ontario has approved a revised growth framework for Simcoe County that sets binding population and land-use targets to 2051, requiring New Tecumseth to update its own official plan and plan for expanded development across Alliston, Beeton and Tottenham.

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