A great article posted by midlandtoday.ca today. Read about EDCNS' "OPEN FOR BUSINESS" Recovery Kit initiative here.
North Simcoe farmers ready to launch Farm2Door online store
Farmers are facing an uncertain future amid restrictions caused by COVID-19. “Everyone in local food is hurting right now,” said Bart Nagel, owner of Bulbs of Fire garlic in Tiny Township. In order to keep the wolf from the door, two North Simcoe producers...
Windlee Farms: The sweetest smell of springtime
This week, we have a special message from the creative minds behind “We Live It, You’ll Love It!” about how the series will continue in these uncertain times and we take a look at a local craft maple syrup producer. Windlee Farms Maple Syrup is...
Frustrated by slow internet in Tiny Township? Council working to increase and enhance broadband services
Nearly 70 per cent of properties in Tiny Township don’t have access to the basic internet service levels set out by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission — the other 30 per cent don’t have any internet access at all. “We...
Province dishes out ‘important funding’ to help improve Simcoe North infrastructure
Eight Simcoe North municipalities are receiving a combined $4.1 million in provincial funding to help address infrastructure needs. Simcoe North MPP Jill Dunlop was in Tiny Township on Feb. 5 to announce the funding, which is divvied out to municipalities annually via...