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Alliston

Alliston is a settlement in Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada, serving as one of the three primary communities—alongside Beeton and Tottenham—in the Town of New Tecumseth, with a population of 23,253 as recorded in the 2021 Canadian census.^[1] Founded in 1847 by British immigrant William Fletcher, who established a mill on the Boyne River, Alliston evolved from a milling outpost into a thriving agricultural hub, particularly noted for its potato production and recognized as Ontario's potato capital.^[2]^[3] The community's economy blends agriculture with manufacturing, anchored by the Honda of Canada Manufacturing facility, which opened in 1986 and employs thousands while undergoing significant expansions, including a $15 billion investment announced in 2024 but postponed in 2025 to support electric vehicle production.^[4]^[5] Potato farming remains a cornerstone, with local operations like Ontario Potato Dist. Inc. handling cultivation, storage, and distribution for over 60 years in the fertile Holland Marsh region nearby.^[6] Alliston gained international prominence as the birthplace of Sir Frederick Banting on November 14, 1891; the physician and co-discoverer of insulin shared the 1923 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his groundbreaking work, and his homestead in the area now serves as a heritage site.^[7]^[8] In 1991, Alliston amalgamated with adjacent areas to form the Town of New Tecumseth, fostering continued growth in residential, commercial, and recreational sectors.[](https://www.newtecumseth.ca/en/parks-re recreation-and-culture/local-history.aspx) The town features cultural landmarks such as the Banting Homestead National Historic Site and the Riverdale Park and Museum, alongside natural attractions like Earl Rowe Provincial Park, which offers hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing opportunities.^[8] Alliston's vibrant downtown along Victoria Street supports local businesses, events, and festivals, reflecting its role as a commercial and community center in southern Ontario.^[9]

History

Founding and early settlement

Alliston was founded in 1847 by William Fletcher, with assistance from his son John, who purchased land from the Crown in Tecumseth Township and established the initial settlement along the Boyne River.^[2]^[10] William Fletcher, a British immigrant from Yorkshire, selected the site for its potential as a milling location, constructing a sawmill in 1848 that became the area's first industry.^[2] The Fletchers built a log shanty in 1847, followed by a frame house, marking the beginnings of European settlement in what was previously Indigenous territory under Treaty 18.^[10] The naming of Alliston is attributed to William Fletcher, likely honoring his birthplace in Allerston, Yorkshire, England, though alternative theories suggest connections to local figures such as Alexander Allison, an early settler.^[11] A post office was established in 1850 under this name, solidifying its identity. Early economic activity revolved around agriculture and milling, with the Boyne River providing power for sawmills and gristmills that processed timber and grain from surrounding farms.^[2] Settlers were drawn to the fertile Nottawasaga Valley soils, supporting wheat, oats, and livestock production, while Fletcher's milling operations attracted blacksmiths, merchants, and other tradespeople to serve the growing farming community.^[12] By the 1870s, Alliston's population had reached around 300 residents, prompting formal incorporation as a village on June 18, 1874, with George Fletcher—son of the founders—serving as the first reeve. The community upgraded to town status in 1891, reflecting its expansion to approximately 2,000 inhabitants.^[13] That same year, on May 8, a devastating fire originating in the stables of the Queen's Hotel rapidly spread through the wooden downtown core, destroying over 130 buildings across 30 acres and leaving much of the business district in ruins; rebuilding efforts soon followed, reshaping the town's layout with more fire-resistant structures.^[14] These early foundations in milling and agriculture laid the groundwork for Alliston's transition to broader industrial growth in the 20th century.

Industrial and urban development

The arrival of the Hamilton & North Western Railway in Alliston in 1878 marked a pivotal moment in the community's industrial development, facilitating easier transport of goods and spurring growth in local food processing and agriculture-related industries.^[15] This rail connection, extending from Barrie southward, connected Alliston to broader markets, enabling the export of farm produce and manufactured items while attracting limited industrial investment focused on milling and canning operations.^[16] The railway's expansion in subsequent years, including a Canadian Pacific Railway line in 1905, further solidified Alliston's role as a regional trade hub, transforming it from a mill-based settlement founded by William Fletcher in 1847 into a more integrated economic node.^[17] During World War II, Alliston contributed to Canada's war effort through the establishment of RCAF Detachment Alliston in 1940, serving as No. 2 Relief Landing Field for the No. 1 Service Flying Training School at nearby Camp Borden.^[18] This auxiliary aerodrome, featuring three grass runways in a triangular configuration, supported the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan by providing space for pilot circuit training, including take-offs and landings, without permanent hangars or lighting for night operations.^[19] Operational until 1945, the detachment trained Allied aircrew as part of the broader effort that prepared over 130,000 personnel across Canada, though it had minimal permanent infrastructure and was abandoned postwar, reverting to farmland with no visible remnants today.^[18] Postwar, Alliston underwent significant population growth and suburban expansion, with its population rising from 666 in 1941 to 1,170 in 1951 and reaching 2,426 by 1961, driven by returning veterans and new industrial opportunities.^[20] This boom led to residential development primarily north of the Boyne River and east along Victoria Street, featuring new subdivisions of brick bungalows that extended beyond municipal boundaries and reflected a shift toward orderly suburban planning under local land-use designations.^[20] The growth transformed Alliston's urban fabric, accommodating families in higher-density residential zones while laying the groundwork for mid-20th-century modernization. In 1991, Alliston was amalgamated with the villages of Beeton and Tottenham, as well as the surrounding Township of Tecumseth, to form the Town of New Tecumseth, streamlining administration and fostering coordinated regional development amid ongoing suburban pressures.^[2] This merger integrated Alliston's infrastructure with neighboring areas, promoting shared economic and urban planning initiatives that addressed post-amalgamation expansion needs.^[21] Recent efforts to preserve Alliston's historical heritage have focused on the downtown core, where Victorian-era buildings and structures have been restored to maintain the community's architectural legacy.^[22] Notable restorations include the 1920s porch remodeling and historic repainting of the James Greenlees Home at 134 Victoria St. E, the 1981 revival of the Hand House at 57 Wellington to avert demolition, and the 1994 refurbishment of the Isaac McDonald House at 162 Victoria St. W, all contributing to self-guided heritage tours that highlight the area's 19th- and early 20th-century character.^[22] These initiatives, supported by local organizations, ensure the protection of key landmarks amid urban evolution.^[23]

Geography

Location and physical features

Alliston is located in south-central Ontario, within Simcoe County, approximately 87 km north-northwest of Toronto via Highway 400. It forms the largest urban centre in the Town of New Tecumseth, amalgamated in 1991, and lies along the route of Ontario Highway 89, which runs east-west through the community as Victoria Street, serving as its primary commercial corridor.^[2]^[24] The urban area of Alliston spans 18.78 km², with a population density of 1,238 people per km² according to the 2021 Census of Population.^[25] The settlement is positioned in the Nottawasaga Valley, bounded on the west by the Boyne River—a tributary that flows through the town—and on the east by the Nottawasaga River, near their confluence south of the community.^[20] Notable natural and recreational spaces within or adjacent to Alliston include Riverdale Park, featuring playgrounds, sports fields, and a splash pad along the Boyne River, and PPG Park, a multi-purpose venue for community events in the town core.^[26] Alliston is in close proximity to Earl Rowe Provincial Park, situated about 3 km to the west along Highway 89, offering camping and trails in a 312-hectare natural area.^[27] The local Alliston Airport (CNY4), a small general aviation facility, lies 1.3 nautical miles northeast of the urban centre.^[28] The surrounding topography features broad, flat agricultural plains formed by glacial sand deposits, interrupted by the entrenched valley of the Boyne River, with elevations generally ranging from 200 to 250 meters above sea level.^[20]^[29]

Climate

Alliston has a humid continental climate (Köppen Dfb), featuring cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers.^[30] Based on data from the Alliston Nelson station for the period 1981–2010, the average annual temperature is 7.7°C, with a mean daily maximum of 26.1°C in July and a mean daily minimum of -9.5°C in January.^[31] Annual precipitation averages 834.4 mm, of which approximately 133.9 cm falls as snow.^[31] The highest recorded temperature was 37.2°C on August 17, 2012, while the lowest was -34.4°C on January 17, 1995, both at the Alliston Nelson station.^[32] This climate supports local agriculture, particularly potato production, with the warm summer months providing an optimal growing period from late spring to early fall, while cold winters allow for soil rest and frost protection measures; however, extreme events like heavy snowfall or summer heat waves can impact crop yields and farming operations.^[33]^[34] Seasonal patterns also influence community events, such as the annual Alliston Potato Festival held in August, which celebrates the harvest during the warm summer weather.^[35]

Demographics and society

Population and growth

According to the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Alliston had a population of 23,253, marking an increase of 21.8% from the revised 19,092 residents recorded in the 2016 census.^[1]^[36] The community's population has grown substantially since its early settlement, expanding from under 300 residents in 1871 to over 2,000 by 1891, with further acceleration following the 1991 amalgamation into the Town of New Tecumseth and increased commuting patterns to nearby Toronto for employment.^[12] This historical trajectory reflects Alliston's evolution from a small agricultural village to a key suburban hub in Simcoe County, supported by infrastructure improvements and regional economic ties. Alliston's population density stands at 1,238 people per square kilometre across its 18.78 square kilometre area, while the average household size is 2.7 persons, indicative of a mix of families and smaller units typical in growing commuter communities.^[37]^[1] Projections suggest the population of the Town of New Tecumseth will reach approximately 57,050 by 2031, driven by ongoing housing developments and the broader growth anticipated for the region, which is expected to reach approximately 60,000 residents by the early 2030s.^[38] Recent provincial investments, including $2.65 million allocated in 2025 through the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund for upgrades to roads, bridges, water, and wastewater systems, are poised to further facilitate this expansion by enhancing capacity for new residents.^[39] Ethnic diversity has also contributed to this growth, attracting immigrants and bolstering the local workforce.^[9]

Ethnic and cultural composition

Alliston's residents reflect a mix of ethnic origins, with significant European ancestry alongside growing representation from Indigenous, South Asian, and other groups, consistent with historical settlement patterns and recent immigration. In the Town of New Tecumseth, visible minorities comprise approximately 7.4% of the population, with the largest groups including South Asians, Chinese, and Black individuals, highlighting increasing cultural diversity amid broader demographic shifts.^[40] In the Town of New Tecumseth, English is the primary language, spoken as the mother tongue by 80.0% of residents, French by 1.0%, and non-official languages by 15.8%, often tied to newer immigrant communities.^[41] Immigration patterns have shaped Alliston's cultural landscape, with a notable influx from the Greater Toronto Area driven by more affordable housing options compared to urban centers. Between 2016 and 2021, the immigrant population in the encompassing Town of New Tecumseth grew by 73.7%, many settling in Alliston for its family-friendly environment and proximity to the GTA.^[9]^[38] In the Town of New Tecumseth, approximately 32.5% of residents identify as Catholic, with other Christian denominations including Protestant, Orthodox, and Pentecostal groups, while around 30.7% report no religious affiliation. Minority faiths such as Islam, Hinduism, and Sikhism are represented among newer arrivals.^[42] Community integration efforts foster cultural cohesion through events like the Mosaic Night Festival, which celebrates diverse heritages including Persian traditions, and the annual Week of Welcome, offering newcomers resources on local services and social connections. These initiatives, organized by the Town of New Tecumseth, promote inclusivity and dialogue among residents.^[43]^[44]

Government and politics

Local administration

Alliston, as the largest community within the Town of New Tecumseth, is governed through the town's municipal council structure, which integrates representation from all areas without separate local administration.^[45] The council consists of 10 members: a mayor and deputy mayor elected at large, along with eight ward councillors. Richard Norcross has served as mayor since his election in 2022. The deputy mayor is Stephanie MacLellan.^[46]^[47] Alliston is represented by the councillors for Wards 1 through 4: Chris Rapin (Ward 1, northwest Alliston), Wendy Gabrek (Ward 2, southwest Alliston), Paul Foster (Ward 3), and Alan Masters (Ward 4). These wards ensure localized input on town-wide decisions affecting Alliston residents.^[46]^[48]^[49] The council oversees key municipal services on a town-wide basis, including by-law enforcement, urban planning, and community programs such as parks maintenance and recreational initiatives.^[45] In 2025, the New Tecumseth Administration Centre in Alliston received the 2024 Ontario Wood WORKS! Award for excellence in wood design, recognizing its adaptive reuse of a historic school building with innovative timber elements.^[50]

Provincial and federal representation

Alliston, located within the Town of New Tecumseth, is part of the federal electoral district of New Tecumseth—Gwillimbury, which was established following the 2022-2023 redistribution of federal boundaries and first contested in the 2025 election. The district is represented in the House of Commons by Scot Davidson of the Conservative Party, who was first elected in 2019 under the previous York—Simcoe riding and re-elected in New Tecumseth—Gwillimbury with 59.35% of the vote in April 2025.^[51] At the provincial level, Alliston falls within the Simcoe—Grey electoral district, represented in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario by Brian Saunderson of the Progressive Conservative Party, who has held the seat since his election in 2022. Saunderson succeeded Jim Wilson, a long-serving Independent MPP who represented the riding (and its predecessor, Simcoe West) from 1990 until his retirement in 2022 after serving in various cabinet roles earlier in his career.^[52] The area's political representation has facilitated targeted funding for local infrastructure, including a $2.6 million allocation from the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund announced in October 2025 to support upgrades to roads, bridges, water, and wastewater systems in New Tecumseth. This investment addresses maintenance needs in growing communities like Alliston and underscores provincial priorities for rural infrastructure resilience.^[39] Voting trends in the region have historically favored conservative parties, reflecting its rural and suburban character; in the 2021 federal election under the former York—Simcoe riding, the Conservative candidate received 42.6% of the vote. The 2025 federal results in New Tecumseth—Gwillimbury showed even stronger Conservative support at 59.35%, continuing this pattern amid national economic concerns.^[53] Recent political advocacy has focused on supporting Alliston's manufacturing sector, particularly the Honda of Canada Manufacturing plant, in response to U.S. tariffs imposed in early 2025 that threatened automotive production and jobs. Provincial and federal representatives, including MPP Saunderson and MP Davidson, have pushed for relief measures, contributing to Ontario's $5 billion emergency business support fund and federal tariff exemptions for automakers maintaining Canadian operations. These efforts aim to mitigate manufacturing job losses linked to trade disruptions, including 29,400 jobs lost in the second quarter of 2025.^[54]^[55]

Economy

Manufacturing sector

Alliston's manufacturing sector is dominated by the automotive industry, with Honda of Canada Manufacturing (HCM) serving as the cornerstone since its establishment in 1986 as the first Japanese automaker in Canada.^[56] HCM operates three facilities in Alliston: Plant 1 for Honda Civic sedans, Si, and coupes; Plant 2 for the CR-V; and Plant 3 for four-cylinder engines, achieving an annual capacity of 400,000 vehicles and 260,000 engines.^[56] These vehicles are primarily exported to markets across Canada and the United States, underscoring the sector's role in international trade.^[56] As of 2025, HCM employs approximately 4,200 associates, making it the largest employer in the region and a key driver of local economic stability.^[56] However, the sector faced significant disruptions this year, including a 50% production cut at the Alliston plants due to a global microchip shortage linked to geopolitical tensions over semiconductor supplier Nexperia.^[57] In April 2024, Honda announced a landmark $15 billion investment to build a comprehensive electric vehicle (EV) supply chain in Ontario, including an EV assembly plant and a dedicated battery plant near Alliston capable of supporting full in-house production from cathodes to assembly, with the assembly plant having an annual capacity of 240,000 EVs.^[58] By May 2025, however, the project was postponed by at least two years amid U.S. tariffs on imported vehicles and slower-than-expected EV demand, prompting Honda to seek greater government incentives before proceeding.^[59] The automotive manufacturing sector contributes substantially to Alliston's economy, with HCM's cumulative investment over $6.5 billion supporting broader growth in Simcoe County and generating indirect jobs through supply chains.^[60] Exports from these operations bolster North American markets, while the facilities have produced over 11 million vehicles since inception.^[61] Beyond HCM, smaller manufacturers focus on auto parts and machinery, including Valeo Canada Inc., which produces lighting and wiper systems at its Alliston facility, and Yazaki North America Inc., specializing in wiring harnesses and electrical distribution systems.^[62]^[63] Ongoing challenges include post-2024 supply chain vulnerabilities, exacerbated by U.S. tariffs imposed in early 2025, which have led to considerations of shifting some CR-V production from Alliston to U.S. facilities without immediate job losses.^[64]^[65] These issues highlight the sector's exposure to global trade policies and component shortages, though HCM has committed to maintaining overall production volumes in the region.^[64]

Agriculture and other industries

Alliston is widely recognized as the "Potato Capital of Ontario," a title stemming from its long-standing prominence in cultivating and distributing high-quality seed potatoes. The region's fertile soils and favorable climate have supported major operations like Ontario Potato Distributors Inc. (OPDI), which has farmed, packed, stored, and distributed potatoes in the area for over 60 years, contributing to the local economy through sustainable practices and innovation in crop varieties.^[66] A new potato variety named Alliston, registered in 2019, further highlights the community's expertise, featuring early maturity and resistance to common scab.^[67] Beyond potatoes, Alliston's agricultural landscape includes diverse crops such as corn and grains, alongside livestock and dairy farming. Dairy operations are particularly vital, with multi-generational farms like Sheldon Creek Dairy producing A2 milk, yogurt, and other products from purebred Holstein herds, emphasizing local food connections and quality.^[68] Beef cattle farming also thrives, as exemplified by Anvic Farms, which raises rare Canadienne cattle breeds integral to Canadian agricultural history.^[69] These farms, along with mixed crop producers, supply fresh produce and goods to markets in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), enhancing regional food distribution networks.^[70] The service sector complements agriculture, encompassing retail outlets, on-farm markets, and tourism driven by the area's rural charm and events. The annual Alliston Potato Festival, held in August, draws visitors with parades, live entertainment, and family activities that celebrate the town's farming heritage, boosting local engagement and visitor spending.^[35] Small businesses, including farmgate stands and artisan producers, form a backbone of the economy, supported by municipal resources for growth and accessibility.^[71] Looking to 2025, Alliston's economy shows promise in agritourism expansion, aligning with trends in Ontario's agritourism sector, which contributes to the broader Canadian industry projected to generate nearly $1 billion by 2030 through farm experiences, festivals, and digital marketing initiatives.^[72]^[73] This growth offsets broader manufacturing slowdowns by diversifying into experiential rural tourism.

Infrastructure

Health care facilities

Stevenson Memorial Hospital, the primary acute care facility in Alliston, opened its doors on June 30, 1928, as a community hospital funded by local philanthropists including T.P. Loblaw.^[74] The current structure, built in 1964, provides 38 inpatient beds and serves the Town of New Tecumseth and surrounding South Simcoe region, supporting a population of over 75,000 residents with expectations of growth to more than 100,000 by 2031.^[74]^[75] Key services include a 24/7 emergency department handling nearly 35,000 visits annually, general surgery through a nine-bed day surgery unit managing 92% of cases, and a maternity unit that recorded 596 births in the 2021-2022 fiscal year.^[74]^[76] Mental health support is available via a dedicated program with a 24-hour crisis line and outpatient counseling.^[77] The hospital also offers respiratory therapy and participates in public health initiatives, such as 2025 fall campaigns promoting prevention of respiratory illnesses including influenza, COVID-19, and RSV through measures like vaccination and hand hygiene.^[78] Updated COVID-19 vaccines became available in October 2025 for individuals aged six months and older at no cost, emphasizing protection for high-risk groups.^[79] While full oncology treatment is not provided on-site, the facility coordinates with regional centers for cancer care referrals as part of its outpatient services.^[80] Complementary to the hospital, the Alliston Family Health Team operates community clinics providing primary care, chronic disease management, and preventive services through interdisciplinary teams of physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals.^[81] Long-term care is available at the Good Samaritan Nursing Home, a 64-bed facility offering 24-hour nursing, personal care, and access to physicians for seniors requiring ongoing support.^[82] Post-pandemic, Stevenson Memorial Hospital has faced challenges including staff shortages leading to temporary service closures, such as the obstetrics unit in August 2023 due to physician unavailability.^[83] These issues, compounded by system-wide health human resources strains, have prompted recruitment efforts and agency staffing.^[84] To address the needs of an aging population and regional growth, the hospital is undergoing a major redevelopment project, aiming to expand to approximately 147,000 square feet with additional inpatient beds and modernized infrastructure.^[85]

Education system

Alliston is served by the Simcoe County District School Board (SCDSB) for public education, which operates three elementary schools in the community: Alliston Union Public School, Boyne River Public School, and Ernest Cumberland Elementary School.^[86] These schools provide education from junior kindergarten through grade 8, emphasizing core curriculum areas alongside programs like French immersion at select sites. The public secondary school is Banting Memorial High School, which enrolls approximately 1,525 students in grades 9 through 12 and is named after Frederick Banting, the local Nobel laureate in Physiology or Medicine for his discovery of insulin.^[87] Banting Memorial offers specialized programs, including French immersion and technology-vocational pathways such as the Specialist High Skills Major in manufacturing and construction, aligning with Alliston's industrial economy.^[88]^[89] The Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board (SMCDSB) oversees Catholic education, with three elementary schools in Alliston: Holy Family Catholic School, St. Paul's Catholic School, and St. Cecilia Catholic School, serving students from kindergarten to grade 8 with a faith-based curriculum.^[90] The secondary option for Catholic students is St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School in nearby Tottenham, which has an enrollment of about 875 students in grades 7 through 12 and includes advanced programs in sciences and arts.^[91] Across public and Catholic K-12 institutions in Alliston, total enrollment is approximately 4,000 students, reflecting the community's growth and demand for educational resources.^[92] Post-secondary opportunities are accessible via the Georgian College Barrie Campus, located about 40 kilometers away, which offers programs in health sciences, business, and skilled trades relevant to local industries.^[93] In 2025, educational initiatives at Banting Memorial High School have emphasized STEM education, including a competitive robotics team that connects student projects to Alliston's manufacturing sector, such as automotive and precision engineering.^[94] Additionally, approval for a new $41.4 million replacement facility for Banting Memorial supports enhanced STEM infrastructure to accommodate over 1,200 students amid ongoing community expansion.^[95] Some schools incorporate health education integrations to promote wellness awareness among students.^[96]

Transportation and utilities

Alliston's primary road network is anchored by Ontario Highway 89, which serves as the main east-west artery through the community, facilitating local and regional travel. County Road 90 provides north-south connectivity, linking Alliston to nearby areas like Barrie and supporting commuter traffic. In 2025, the province allocated $2.65 million through the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund to New Tecumseth for infrastructure renewals, including road rehabilitations that benefit Alliston's local network, with projects set to commence in 2026.^[39] Public transit in Alliston is provided by LINX Route 5, operated by Simcoe County, offering local bus service from the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre to Bradford West Gwillimbury, with hourly trips starting at 5:20 a.m. and ending around 5:20 p.m. on weekdays.^[97] This route connects to GO Transit services for onward travel to Toronto, enabling regional commuting via bus transfers at Bradford GO station.^[98] Alliston Airport (CNY4) is a small general aviation facility located 1.3 nautical miles northeast of the community, featuring a 2,300-foot grass runway suitable for private and recreational flights but lacking commercial operations.^[28] Essential utilities in Alliston are managed by a combination of municipal and private providers. Electricity distribution is handled primarily by Hydro One and Alectra Utilities, with options for time-of-use or regulated rate plans.^[99] The Town of New Tecumseth oversees water and wastewater services for Alliston, treating and distributing potable water while maintaining sanitary sewer systems to ensure reliable supply and treatment.^[100] Broadband internet access is available through major providers including Rogers, offering cable-based plans up to 1.5 Gbps, and Bell, providing fibre-optic Fibe Internet with similar high speeds.^[101]^[102] Pedestrian and cycling infrastructure includes multi-use trails along the Boyne River and connections to the broader Trans Canada Trail network, promoting active transportation for residents.^[103] In support of growing electric vehicle adoption, particularly tied to Honda's planned EV manufacturing expansions in Alliston, the town installed eight new EV charging stations in June 2025 at key locations like the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre.^[104]

Culture and community

Events and festivals

Alliston is renowned for its annual Alliston Potato Festival, a family-oriented celebration of the community's agricultural heritage that has been held since 1973.^[35] The event takes place over three days in early August at the Alliston Fairgrounds and surrounding areas, drawing approximately 40,000 visitors with activities such as a grand parade, live entertainment, a midway with rides, vendor markets, car shows, and potato-themed contests including baking competitions and a baby show.^[105] In 2025, the festival occurred on August 8-10, featuring expanded programming like virtual reality experiences and a vintage firetruck show, continuing its role as a key tradition following its revival after pandemic-related cancellations.^[106] Complementing the Potato Festival, Alliston hosts several other recurring community gatherings that emphasize local culture and seasonal themes. Canada Day celebrations on July 1 bring residents together at venues like the Tottenham Conservation Area or the Municipal Centre in Alliston, offering family activities, live music, food vendors, artisan markets, and evening fireworks to mark national pride.^[107] Farmers' markets operate weekly during the warmer months, such as the Alliston Farmers' Market on Saturdays from May to October along Mill Street, where local producers sell fresh produce, baked goods, and crafts, fostering direct support for the area's farming community.^[108] Holiday events include the Night Lit Santa Claus Parade in mid-November, organized by the Rotary Club of New Tecumseth, which winds through downtown Alliston with illuminated floats and collects letters to Santa, alongside the Alliston Business Improvement Association's Christmas Crawl in early December, featuring shop promotions and festive activities.^[109] Additional summer highlights encompass the Alliston Ribfest in early June at PPG Park, highlighting barbecued ribs, live bands, and family entertainment.^[110] Cultural venues in Alliston, such as the Alliston Memorial Arena, support these events by hosting community dances, performances, and gatherings that often tie into the town's potato-farming legacy through themed shows and exhibits.^[111] These festivals collectively enhance community cohesion, promote tourism, and provide economic benefits by attracting visitors who patronize local businesses and vendors, serving as a vital staple for the town's vitality.^[112]

Sports and recreation

Alliston is home to the Alliston Hornets, a junior ice hockey team competing in the Provincial Junior Hockey League (PJHL) as part of the Carruthers Division in the North Conference.^[113] The team plays its home games at the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre and has built a reputation for competitive play, with a strong performance in the early 2025/26 season, securing multiple wins in their initial games.^[113] The community supports a range of sports facilities, including outdoor soccer fields and tennis courts available for public use through the Town of New Tecumseth's parks system.^[114] The New Tecumseth Recreation Centre serves as a central hub, featuring two ice pads for hockey, an indoor fieldhouse suitable for various sports, and an indoor track for fitness activities.^[115] Nearby, Earl Rowe Provincial Park offers camping sites and extensive hiking trails, including the 11 km Rainbow Run and shorter loops like the 1.5 km Fletcher's Mill Pond Trail, attracting outdoor enthusiasts from Alliston.^[27] Youth sports programs thrive in Alliston, with the TNT Tornados Minor Hockey Association providing house league and select team opportunities for young players.^[116] Baseball and softball are popular through organizations like the Alliston Minor Softball Association and TNT Thunder Minor Baseball Association, which offer leagues from T-ball to competitive levels for children in New Tecumseth.^[117] These programs emphasize skill development and community involvement, drawing participants from the local area. Notable achievements in Alliston sports include the development of professional talent, such as Tyson Foerster, a right winger for the Philadelphia Flyers in the National Hockey League, who was born and raised in Alliston before being drafted 23rd overall in 2020.^[118] Recreational opportunities extend to outdoor pursuits along the Nottawasaga River, where trails support fishing for species like rainbow trout and Chinook salmon, as well as biking and walking.^[119] The Nottawasaga River Trail, a 3.5-mile moderate path, provides scenic access for these activities, enhancing the area's appeal for leisure and nature-based recreation.^[120] Community centers like the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre also host drop-in programs, fostering ongoing engagement in sports and fitness.^[121]

Notable residents

Alliston is renowned for its association with Sir Frederick Banting, the Canadian medical scientist born on November 14, 1891, in the nearby community of Essa Township, just two miles from Alliston, where he attended local public and high schools.^[7] Banting, along with Charles Best, James Collip, and John Macleod, co-discovered insulin in 1921, a breakthrough that revolutionized diabetes treatment and earned him the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1923, which he shared with Macleod while crediting Best and Collip for their contributions.^[122] His legacy is deeply embedded in Alliston's heritage through the Banting Heritage Park at his birthplace, which preserves his family homestead and honors his innovations in medical research.^[123] Author Margaret Atwood resided on a 100-acre farm near Alliston from 1973 to 1980 with her partner Graeme Gibson and their daughter, an experience that profoundly influenced her later writing, drawing from the rural Ontario landscape and themes of environmental and personal reconnection, as reflected in works like her 1976 novel Lady Oracle and her 2025 memoir Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts.^[124]^[125] During this period, Atwood embraced agrarian life, managing the property's challenges such as wildlife and weather, which informed her later reflections on rural existence in works like her memoir.^[126] Several contemporary figures from Alliston have gained prominence in entertainment and sports. Actor Ricardo Hoyos, born on November 27, 1995, in Alliston, rose to fame portraying Zig Novak on the television series Degrassi: The Next Generation and its reboot Degrassi: Next Class, beginning his career with guest roles at age 11.^[127] Professional hockey player Tyson Foerster, born on January 18, 2002, in Alliston, was drafted 23rd overall by the Philadelphia Flyers in 2020 and made his NHL debut in 2023, establishing himself as a right winger known for his scoring ability.^[118] Similarly, actor James Lafazanos, born on August 9, 1976, in Alliston, has appeared in films such as The Time Traveler's Wife (2009) and television roles including Wraith commanders in Stargate Atlantis.^[128] The community honors local contributors through the New Tecumseth Virtual Wall of Honour, established in 2016, which recognizes residents for outstanding service, such as 2024 inductee Peter James McCague for his political and civic leadership, tying into Alliston's tradition of celebrating ties to innovative and cultural figures like Banting.^[129]

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Alliston - Rural Routes Ontario
In 1847 settler William Fletcher and his son, John, built a log shanty and the following year a sawmill and frame house. Fletcher named the place Alliston ...
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[PDF] THE ORIGIN OF THE NAMES OF THE POST OFFICES IN SIMCOE ...
ALLISTON".—An early settler and mill owner, William Fletcher, named this place after his native town in Yorkshire, England. The post office ...
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Alliston History Book - Home
The book chronicles Alliston's rise from a mill site, covering its founding, the arrival of the first train, and the Canadian Pacific Railway, and includes ...Purchase · Gallery · Research · Contact
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[PDF] General Guide to Municipal Incorporations in Simcoe County
Alliston Town. 1874-06-18. New Tecumseth Town. Angus Police Village. 1920-01-29 ... Victoria Harbour Village 1910-12-31. Tay Township. Tay Township. Wasaga ...
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DID YOU KNOW? A raging fire in 1891 wiped out much of downtown ...
Nov 13, 2020 · The great fire that happened May 8, 1891, decimated many of the stores and buildings that once lined Victoria Street.
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Alliston pioneer William Fletcher turned dreams into reality
Jun 21, 2017 · Born in Yorkshire, England, on April 1, 1791, Fletcher moved to Canada from the little town of Alliston (although some called it Allerston) in ...
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Alliston Railway Stations
The arrival of the Hamilton & Northwestern Railway in 1878 resulted in limited industrial growth for the community, much of which was focussed on food and ...Missing: history | Show results with:history
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Farmers' field once a BCATP airfield - Canadian Military History
Opened in 1940, RCAF Detachment Alliston consisted of three runways in a standard triangular pattern consistent with most RCAF stations during WWII. Unlike ...
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Abandoned military installations in Simcoe County
RCAF Detachment Alliston, also known as No. 2 Relief Landing Field, also opened in 1940 near the village of Alliston (Lots 6, 7 & 8, Concession 11 ...
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[PDF] A Geographical Study of Tecumseth Township - MacSphere
Jun 5, 2019 · They are all of post-war development, the great majority dating from the last few years. ... In summary, the residential development of Alliston ...
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New Tecumseth | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Oct 24, 2012 · New Tecumseth, Ont, incorporated as a town in 1991, population 30 234 (2011c), 27 701 (2006c). The Town of New Tecumseth is the result of ...
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[PDF] Alliston Heritage Tour - New Tecumseth
This Victorian home, though no longer standing, was the house of George Fletcher, son of the founding family, before it was purchased by T.M Brown. The original.
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Historical Walking Tour of Alliston - Doors Open Ontario
Discover historical downtown Alliston through a self-guided walking tour – offered by the Alliston Business Improvement Area.Missing: preservation core
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Ontario Highway 89 History - The King's Highways of Ontario
Highway 89 passes through a predominantly rural area along its 107 km route. The only major towns located along the highway are Alliston, Shelburne, Mount ...
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http://www.thekingshighway.ca/Highway89.htm
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Riverdale Park - New Tecumseth Listings
Riverdale Park has a playground with adaptive features, a baseball diamond, a skate park, a splash pad, and washrooms at the splash pad.
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Earl Rowe Provincial Park - Ontario Parks
312.42 ha, Year established: 1964, Park Classification: Recreational, Address: 4998 Concession #7 Tosorontio Township, ON L9R 1W1Activities · Camping · Park Rules · Facilities
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Alliston Airport - CNY4 - SkyVector
Location Information for CNY4. Coordinates: N44°11.00' / W79°50.00' View all Airports in Ontario, Canada. Elevation is 720 feet MSL. · Operations Data. Airport ...Missing: relative | Show results with:relative
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Alliston elevation
Alliston (Ontario, Simcoe County), Canada elevation is 223 meters. Alliston elevation in feet: 732 ft. Elevation map is in scale from 206 to 279 m.
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Ontario Interactive Plant Hardiness Zone Map - Plantmaps
Canada Koppen Climate Classification Map. Plant Hardiness Zone Maps for ... Alliston, Zone 5b: -26.1°C to -23.3°C. Almonte, Zone 5a: -28.9°C to -26.1°C.
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Canadian Climate Normals 1981-2010 Station Data - Climate
Values and dates in bold indicate all-time extremes for the location. Data used in the calculation of these Normals may be subject to further quality assurance ...
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https://climate.weather.gc.ca/climate_normals/results_1981_2010_e.html?stnID=4402&autofwd=1
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The Role of Agriculture in Alliston's Community
Jan 8, 2025 · Agriculture in Alliston's community is a vital pillar, shaping the local economy and lifestyle. It's highlighted by diverse crops, notably potatoes and dairy.
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Hot, dry summer cuts into Ontario potato yields - Farmtario
Aug 26, 2025 · Ontario's record-breaking summer heat and drought could cut potato yields by between 20 and 50 per cent in some fields but cooler nights and ...
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HOME - Alliston Potato Fest
Mark your calendars Alliston Potato Festival August 8, 9, 10 2025! Previous Next The Alliston Potato Festival has been a family-focused event since 1973.Events · Ghost Walk of Alliston · APF Events Schedule · Get Ready for the 2025...
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Alliston [Population centre], Ontario and New Brunswick [Province]
Jul 12, 2024 · Statistics Canada's Census Profile presents information from the 2016 Census of Population - Alliston [Population centre], Ontario and New ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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Alliston (Ontario, Canada) - Population Statistics, Charts, Map ...
23,253 Population [2021] – Census ; 18.78 km² Area ; 1,238/km² Population Density [2021].
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Census Profile, 2021 Census of Population Profile table
Characteristic, New Tecumseth, Town (T)More information: Ontario [Census subdivision]. Counts. Total. Population and dwellings. Population, 2021, 43,948.
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[PDF] Economic Development in New Tecumseth, Ontario - The Atrium
Between 2016-2022, the Town of New Tecumseth grew by 28.4%, with a projected population from 40,000 to 60,000 by the start of the 2030s. (New Tecumseth, 2025).
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Province Invests Over 2.6 Million in New Tecumseth Infrastructure
Oct 1, 2025 · Alliston Ontario, Canada ... Province Invests Over $2.6 Million in New Tecumseth Infrastructure Through Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund.
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[PDF] Simcoe County 2021 Census Data Language
Oct 21, 2022 · Mother tongue is defined as the first language learned at home in childhood and still understood by the person at the time the data was ...
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[PDF] GROWTH FORECASTS AND LAND NEEDS ASSESSMENT
Mar 31, 2022 · Source: Ontario Ministry of Finance, Ontario Population Projections, 2018-2046 (2019). Migration is a key component of the County forecasts ...
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Distribution (in percentage) of religious groups, New Tecumseth ...
Distribution (in percentage) of religious groups, New Tecumseth (Town), 2021 ; Baptist, 1.2 ; Catholic, 32.5 ; Christian Orthodox, 1.4 ; Lutheran, 0.6.Missing: breakdown | Show results with:breakdown
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Week of Welcome coming to New Tecumseth on September 18
Aug 26, 2025 · The Week of Welcome event in New Tecumseth is on September 18, 6-8 PM at Town Hall, with activities like learning about public services and ...Missing: multicultural integration
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CwypWiIs9Kn/
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Mayor and Council - Town of New Tecumseth
The Town of New Tecumseth is represented by 10 Members of Council who have been elected to represent the residents of the Town.
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Council Members - Town of New Tecumseth
Council Members ; Stephanie MacLellan. Deputy Mayor. 705-890-5655 ; Chris Rapin. Councillor, Ward 1. 705-890-4147 ; Wendy Gabrek. Councillor, Ward 2. 705-890-5656.
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[PDF] Certificate of Official Election Results - New Tecumseth
Oct 25, 2022 · 2022 Municipal Elections. CERTIFICATE OF OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS. NAME OF CANDIDATE. OFFICE. VOTES. Donna Jebb. Mayor. 3903. Richard Norcross.Missing: council | Show results with:council
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[PDF] Wards - Town of New Tecumseth
Page 1. Ward 1. Ward 2. Ward 3. Ward 4. Ward 5. Ward 7. Ward 8. Ward 6. New Tecumseth - Wards. Legend. Ward. Ward 1. Ward 2. Ward 3. Ward 4. Ward 5. Ward 6.
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What New Tecumseth ward do you live in? - Simcoe.com
Sep 22, 2014 · Ward 1 – Northwest Alliston. Covers the northwest corner of Alliston. · Ward 2 – Southwest Alliston. This is the southwest corner of Alliston.
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The New Tecumseth Administration Center earns the Ontario ...
Mar 12, 2025 · The New Tecumseth Administration Center has been recognized with the 2024 Ontario Woodworks Award for Excellence in Wood Design.
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New Tecumseth—Gwillimbury live federal election results
Apr 29, 2025 · With 123 of 123 polls reporting, incumbent Scot Davidson, of the Conservative Party, is projected to be re-elected in New Tecumseth—Gwillimbury ...
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Jim Wilson | Legislative Assembly of Ontario
September 6, 1990 (general election) – June 1, 2022 (did not seek re-election). Please select. About. Riding representation. Simcoe—Grey. 42nd Parliament.
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Canada election 2025 results: New Tecumseth—Gwillimbury
Apr 22, 2025 · Voters will decide who will represent New Tecumseth—Gwillimbury in Ontario during the upcoming Canadian election on April 28, 2025. Visit this ...
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Ontario sheds manufacturing jobs as tariff impacts surface, report says
Aug 21, 2025 · Ontario's economy has recently started to feel the impact of American tariffs, losing nearly 40000 jobs in the second quarter of 2025, ...
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Our Company – Honda Canada Manufacturing
The manufacturing facility has an annual capacity of 400,000 units and employs approximately 4,200 associates. The vehicles produced at HCM are sold in Canada ...
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Global auto production at risk as Nexperia chip halt sparks new ...
Oct 29, 2025 · Honda cut production at its Ontario plant due to a shortage of Nexperia chips, with reduced output expected to continue next week. Geopolitical ...
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Honda Plans to Establish Comprehensive Electric Vehicle Value ...
Apr 25, 2024 · Honda of Canada Manufacturing (HCM) began production in Alliston, Ontario in November 1986 and is Honda's only manufacturing facility in Canada.
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Honda Canada postpones $15B electric vehicle project in Ontario
May 13, 2025 · Honda Canada is postponing a $15-billion electric vehicle investment project in Ontario, including a proposed EV battery plant and retooled vehicle assembly ...
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Honda celebrates its 11 millionth vehicle produced in Canada
Oct 15, 2025 · Since 1986, the company has produced Honda engines and over 11 million cars and light trucks at its Alliston, Ontario manufacturing facilities, ...Missing: GDP | Show results with:GDP
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Valeo Canada, Inc. Company Profile | Alliston, ONTARIO
Where is Valeo Canada, Inc. located? Valeo Canada, Inc. is located at 6795 Industrial Pkwy Alliston, ON, L9R 1V4 Canada. What is Valeo Canada, Inc.'s industry?Missing: manufacturing | Show results with:manufacturing
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Yazaki North America Inc - 59 Riverley Lane, Alliston, ON
We provide our customers with a consistent quality of service and expertise utilizing our global engineering teams supported by our local engineering ...
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Honda won't cut Ontario jobs at CR-V factory - Automotive News
May 15, 2025 · Honda Motor Co. says there will be no decrease in volume and no jobs lost when it moves some CR-V production from its factory in Alliston, Ont., to one in Ohio.Missing: sector | Show results with:sector
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Honda postpones $11B EV production investment in Canada
May 14, 2025 · Honda last April announced plans to invest up to $11 billion to establish an EV production hub in Canada, which included a factory with an ...Missing: sector | Show results with:sector<|control11|><|separator|>
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About us | OPDI Canada
Ontario Potato Dist. (Alliston) Inc.'s core business is farming, packing, storing and distributing potatoes. Since its beginning over 60 years ago.
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New potato variety named after Alliston, spud capital of Ontario
Aug 12, 2019 · A new variety of potato named Alliston was officially registered with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, making it the first tater in history to take its ...
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Our Farm | A2 Milk - Sheldon Creek Dairy
We craft the milk from our purebred Holstein herd into whole milk, yogurt, kefir, 45% cream, and much more. We also opened an on-farm store.
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This Rare Cattle Breed Played a Fascinating Role in Canadian History
Our family owns and operates Anvic Farms—a beef cattle farm here in Alliston, Ontario. In August of 2020, we bought our very first Canadienne cow.
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Agriculture and Agri-food - Simcoe County EDO
From farmers' markets and restaurants to livestock, dairy, and on-farm markets, the region offers diverse culinary experiences, involving farmers, producers ...
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Small Business Services - Town of New Tecumseth
OCGC was created to promote and develop the venture capital sector in Ontario ... Alliston ON L9R 1H2. Phone: 705-435-3900. or 905-729-0057.
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The rapid growth of Agritourism in Ontario and Québec
Aug 10, 2025 · HGVR estimates that by 2030, the Canadian agritourism industry could generate more than $955 million, representing a projected compound annual ...
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Agritourism Ontario Launches First Economic Growth study for ...
This project aims to understand the sector's economic impact and chart a course for growth by identifying opportunities and challenges for Ontario's vibrant ...Missing: Alliston | Show results with:Alliston
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About Us - Stevenson Memorial Hospital
Situated one hour north of downtown Toronto, this fully accredited hospital offers 38 inpatient beds and a wide range of outpatient services.
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Stevenson Memorial Hospital By the Numbers
Nov 28, 2022 · Stevenson is providing care for a community of over 73,000 people and our population is expected to rise to more than 100,000 by 2031. Our ...
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Surgery - Stevenson Memorial Hospital
The Day Surgery unit handles 92 percent of the surgical cases at Stevenson Memorial Hospital. The nine-bed unit is located across from the operating room suite.Missing: oncology | Show results with:oncology
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Mental Health Services - Stevenson Memorial Hospital
Mental Health Services. 24-hour Crisis Line (for after hours): 1-888-893-8333 or 1-855-310-COPE. Main Contact Line: 705-434-5140.Missing: oncology | Show results with:oncology
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Newsroom - Stevenson Memorial Hospital
November 06, 2025. Now that fall is here, this seasonal shift brings an increased risk of spreading respiratory viruses, including influenza (flu), COVID-19, ...Missing: campaigns vaccines
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https://www.stevensonhospital.ca/newsroom
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Programs & Services - Stevenson Memorial Hospital
Stevenson Memorial Hospital offers a wide range of medical, surgical and support services. To find the care you need, use the A-Z menu to see a comprehensive ...Missing: oncology | Show results with:oncology
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Alliston Family Health Team – Building Healthier Communities
Welcome to the Alliston Family Heath Team. Need a Family Doctor or Nurse Practitioner? Your new Family Health Care provider might be just a click away.Missing: Hillsdale Terraces long- term
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Good Samaritan Nursing Home - Centralhealthline.ca
Feb 10, 2025 · 64-bed long-term care home. 24-hour nursing and personal care. Access to a doctor and other health professionals.
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Ont. hospital services shuttered over 1,000 times in 2023: report
Dec 5, 2023 · Locally, Stevenson Memorial Hospital in Alliston closed its obstetrics unit from Aug. 7 to Aug. 9 due to a physician shortage. In March, the ...
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[PDF] Investigation Report Stevenson Memorial Hospital (SMH) - Ontario.ca
Sep 27, 2024 · The hospital has diagnostic imaging (including CT), pharmacy, lab, and rehab services as key supports and operates four. Transitional Care Unit ...
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TIMELINE: Stevenson Memorial Hospital's road to redevelopment
The $183-million, state-of-the-art building will be double the size of the current facility at about 161,000 square feet, with nine new in-patient beds being ...
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Schools and Education - Town of New Tecumseth
Alliston Community Christian School · Alliston Union Public School · Banting Memorial High School · Boyne River Public School · Ernest Cumberland Elementary School ...
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https://www.newtecumseth.ca/en/living-in-our-community/schools-and-education.aspx
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French as a Second Language - Simcoe County District School Board
There are seven designated secondary school sites that run FI programs. These sites are: Banting Memorial High School (Alliston); Barrie North Collegiate ( ...
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Technology - Banting Memorial High School - SchoolMessenger
The Simcoe County District School Board is investing in its technological education programs to ensure students have access to industry-standard equipment.Missing: STEM | Show results with:STEM
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School Search - Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board
To use the School Search tool, type in all or part of the school name to look for a specific school, or search by classification (elementary, secondary or ...
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https://smcdsb.on.ca/our_schools/school_search
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About - Simcoe County District School Board
One of Ontario's largest public education systems, the Simcoe County District School Board (SCDSB) has schools and learning centres dotted throughout 4,800 ...
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Barrie Campus - Georgian College
The largest of Georgian's seven campuses, the Barrie Campus is a community within a community—a welcoming and safe place to study, with all the amenities.
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Members of the robotics team from Banting Memorial High School ...
Mar 24, 2025 · Banting Robotics team - March 2025 · Members of the robotics team from Banting Memorial High School and their robot goalie are headed to Germany ...
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https://www.facebook.com/SCDSB/videos/banting-robotics-team-march-2025/969029382099347/
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Special Education - Banting Memorial High School
The Special Education Department is located on the first floor in room 152b, across from the library. You can also contact us at 705-435-6288 extension 40174.
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ROUTE 5 - Simcoe County
The Eastbound trips Start at 5:20 am from Alliston (New Tecumseth Recreation Complex), operating every 60 minutes with the last bus at 5:20PM going to Bradford ...
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Plan Your Trip - GO Transit
Learn about all our different GO fares - and take advantage of the best savings! PDF Schedules Download the full schedule for your line or route in PDF format.
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Utilities - Town of New Tecumseth
Residents in New Tecumseth can choose between many different utility providers for electricity, gas, cable and internet services. The Town provides water ...<|separator|>
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Water and Wastewater - Town of New Tecumseth
The Town of New Tecumseth\'s Public Works department conducts all water and wastewater related services and maintenance requests for Town residents.
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Rogers home internet service in Alliston
Rogers offers lightning-fast home internet plans with download speeds up to 1 or 1.5 Gigabits per second, suitable for connecting 16+ devices simultaneously.
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Best Internet Provider in Alliston, ON | Home Internet | Bell Canada
Bell offers a variety of high-speed Internet plans in Alliston, Ontario, with download speeds up to 1.5 Gbps, ideal for homes that require fast Internet for ...
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[PDF] Appendix E Active Transportation Network - Town of New Tecumseth
Apr 12, 2021 · The off-road trails can be used for walking, cycling and other non-motorized modes. The existing network of trails is also shown in Figure 2.1.
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EV Charging Stations Coming To Alliston - FM101 Milton Now
Jun 6, 2025 · The town is planning to expand its electric vehicle infrastructure, with Eight new EV charging stations to be installed at the southeast corner of the New ...
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Five events to check out at the Alliston Potato Festival - Simcoe.com
Aug 6, 2025 · Date: Friday, Aug. 8 to Sunday, Aug. 10 · Location: Festival grounds · Time: 5 p.m., Friday, 11 a.m., Saturday, noon, Sunday · Description: Enjoy ...
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FIELD NEWS - Alliston Potato Fest
The festival dates are August 8, 9, and 10, 2025, and the committee is hard at work planning another exciting year of celebrations!
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Celebrate Canada Day with us! - Town of New Tecumseth
Jun 23, 2025 · The Canada Day celebration is on July 1st, 4 PM to dusk at Tottenham Conservation Area, with food, entertainment, fireworks, and more. Entry is ...
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Alliston Farmers Market - BruceGreySimcoe
Sep 21, 2025 · Opening and Closing Times: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. ... The Alliston Farmers Market is located Downtown Alliston on Victoria St/Centre St. and lots ...
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https://brucegreysimcoe.com/festivals-events/small-events/alliston-farmers-market
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Alliston Ribfest 2025
Alliston Ribfest 2025 is June 6-8 at PPG Park, featuring BBQ, festival foods, live music, and activities. Admission is $5, children under 10 free.
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Alliston Memorial Arena - Town of New Tecumseth
Visit the Alliston Memorial Arena for fun activities like skating, hockey and dances. Book an event in our community hall or arena floor.Missing: shows | Show results with:shows
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Peel over to the Alliston Potato Festival - CTV News
Aug 4, 2022 · Celebrating Alliston's agricultural roots, the 47 annual Potato Festival has been revived after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic,.
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Alliston Hornets
PJHL 2024-25 Regular Season Prices: Adult: $12. Senior/Student: $10. 12 & under $6. Debit and Credit accepted. Fans welcome. Our Team. Alliston Hornets on ...Hornets Golf Tournament · See Full Standings · Player Stats · Personnel
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New Tecumseth Listings
Soccer fields. Splash pad. Sport field lighting. Sports field. Tennis – outdoor. Walking tracks. Washrooms. Settlement area. Settlement area. Alliston.
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New Tecumseth Recreation Centre
The Town of New Tecumseth Recreation Centre located at 7300 Industrial Parkway Alliston, features an indoor track, indoor fieldhouse, two ice pads.Missing: fishing biking
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TNT Tornados Minor Hockey Association
This program offers a select team opportunity for our current house league players. Players will participate in a tryout, and those selected will enjoy an ...Missing: baseball | Show results with:baseball
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Alliston Minor Softball Association Baseball powered by GOALLINE.ca
Home · Diamonds · Executive · News Archives · REGISTRATION & SPONSORSHIP FORMS · HISTORY · SPONSORS · RULES T-BALL · RULES JUNIOR · RULES INTERMEDIATE.Missing: hockey | Show results with:hockey
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Tyson Foerster Stats And News - Philadelphia - NHL.com
Born: 1/18/2002 (Age: 23). Birthplace: Alliston, Ontario, CAN. Shoots: R. Draft: 2020, PHI (23rd overall), 1st round, 23rd pick. Last 5 Games. Date, Opp. G. A.
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Fishing - The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority
The fresh, clean water within the Nottawasaga Watershed support a large variety of sports fish, such as Chinook Salmon and Rainbow Trout.
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Nottawasaga River Trail, Ontario, Canada - 235 Reviews, Map
Rating 4.2 (235) Nottawasaga River Trail is considered a moderate hike that covers 3.5 mi, with an elevation gain of 672 ft. It takes about 1.5–2 hr to complete. Moderate trails ...
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Recreation Programs - Town of New Tecumseth
The Town of New Tecumseth offers a variety of recreation programs for participants of all ages. Register today to begin your recreation experience.Program Registration · Drop-in Activities · Swimming · Skating and ShinnyMissing: fishing biking
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Frederick Banting, Charles Best, James Collip, and John Macleod
The youngest son of Methodist farmers from Alliston, Ontario, Banting almost entered the Methodist ministry but decided at the last moment that his calling lay ...
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Banting Heritage Park | Veterans Affairs Canada
May 26, 2025 · Frederick Grant Banting was born on November 14, 1891, in Alliston, Ontario. He was the youngest of five children of William Thompson Banting ...
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Light in the wilderness | Books | The Guardian
Apr 26, 2003 · Together with Graeme's two teenage sons, Matt and Grae, they went off to a farm in a small agricultural community in 1973 in Alliston. In May ...<|separator|>
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Margaret Atwood, The Art of Fiction No. 121 - The Paris Review
... house Anansi, to a farm in Alliston, Ontario, where she began to write full time. Atwood has published nineteen collections of poetry—including The Circle ...
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Ricardo Hoyos - IMDb
How old is Ricardo Hoyos? 29 years old. When was Ricardo Hoyos born? November 27, 1995. Where was Ricardo Hoyos born? Alliston, Ontario, Canada. How tall is ...
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James Lafazanos - IMDb
James Lafazanos was born on 9 August 1976 in Alliston, Ontario, Canada. He is an actor, known for The Time Traveler's Wife (2009), Things We Lost in the Fire ( ...
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Virtual Wall of Honour - Town of New Tecumseth
The New Tecumseth Virtual Wall of Honour recognizes those who have made outstanding contributions to the community.<|control11|><|separator|>