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Torch relay coming to town Dec. 22
Canada's Olympic Torch Relay will beat Santa Claus to Tillsonburg by a couple of days.
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Steelworkers to picket MPP's office
A group of United Steelworkers from Simcoe and Norfolk County in southwestern Ontario are scheduled to come to Mississauga today to protest outside the constituency office of Labour Minister Peter Fonseca.
Midland / Penetanguishene Mirror
County councillors criticize province
" Ontario just doesn't understand, Simcoe County politicians say. They argue Queen's Park doesn't get the growth pressures local municipalities face as GTA residents retire to their cottages full time.
Man charged with forcible confinement
A Haldimand County man is facing numerous charges after an alleged forcible confinement incident in Hagersville on Monday.
Midland / Penetanguishene Mirror
Crown backs down on Site 41 charges
" Mischief charges against two Tiny Township seniors involved in a summer protest at Site 41 were dropped Dec.
Passport applications collected by federal minister allegedly stolen
Authorities say a Canada Post employee was arrested after 75 filled-out passport applications collected by Human Resources Minister Diane Finley's office were allegedly stolen.
Stone found guilty on six counts
A 22-year-old Brantford man was found guilty last night of sexual assaulting an elderly woman during a home invasion in Green's Corners nearly three years ago.
Gold rush in Simcoe's downtown
Record high prices for gold coupled with tough economic times have people in the local area emptying their jewelry boxes onto the scrap gold market.
Simcoe County gets 'F' for affordable housing
Nowhere else in Ontario is affordable housing harder to find, the Simcoe County Alliance to End Homelessness said yesterday.
Midland / Penetanguishene Mirror
Gallery welcomes renowned portrait artist
Landscape paintings by renowned portrait artist Cyril Leeper are on display at the Coldwater Gallery until Dec.
Norfolk residents will be interviewed, measured and prodded in an effort to capture a snapshot of Canadians' health.
Library focuses on older crowd
The Norwich Public Library is extending an offer to seniors to come out of the cold and into a warm and knowledge-filled atmosphere.
Stimulus funding means hike for Simcoe taxes
Simcoe County council approved a two-per-cent tax hike for 2010. Without a word of discussion at Tuesday's council meeting, county councillors approved a $517-million budget - an increase from last year's $417-million - that calls for $98 million in local taxes, and includes an ambitious $91-million capital program.
Simcoe club third at tough indoor event
The Delhi Golf and Country Club was heating up this week, not only outside, but indoors as well.
Bill to kill Site 41 for good proceeds
Simcoe North MPP Garfield Dunlop's private member's bill to revoke the certificate of approval for a landfill at Site 41 in Tiny Township passed second reading in the legislature last week.
McGuinty up to same old tricks
It's not just that everything old is new again at Queen's Park. It's just that everything Dalton McGuinty and his Liberals once campaigned against is b-a-a-c-k. With a vengeance.
Drug rip-off triggered Bandidos slayings: author
Alex Caine knows well the world of outlaw bikers. The retired criminal investigator spent years of his life infiltrating biker gangs and spilling their secrets to law enforcement.
DioGuardi establishing own identity on American Idol
Kara DioGuardi wants to hang out with Ellen DeGeneres before the new season of American Idol to get the judges working together comfortably.
Barrie hangs on in charity slump
Even though charitable donations were down across the country last year, Barrie organizations seem to be holding their own.
Two Simcoe teams claim tourney titles in Mooretown
If only Mooretown had not invited Simcoe to their tournament, things may have went a little better for the host teams.