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School board confirms COVID-19 case at Worsley Elementary in Wasaga Beach

Nov 29, 2021 , , , , by shlf

For the second time in as many days, a COVID-19 case has been confirmed at a school in South Georgian Bay.

The Simcoe County District School board confirmed a case at Worsley Elementary School in Wasaga Beach.

The board sent home letters to parents but would not confirm if it was a teacher or student who tested positive.

A classroom is closed at the school.

This follows a confirmed case at Admiral Collingwood Elementary School on Monday, which also resulted in a classroom being closed.

Corrine Lalonde has two children at the school and said the necessary steps are being taken.

“I think the school and public health are doing what needs to be done and as long as kids and teachers are following the guidelines at the school, the risk is very low,” she said. “Each parent can make a decision as to what is right for their family and child.”

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‘Remember and commemorate’: Remembrance Day on your own in Barrie

Jul 29, 2021 , , , , by shlf

The poppy campaign chairperson Fern Taillefer already has a Remembrance Day guest list.

This year’s ceremony will be a small, private affair, but Taillefer encourages people to mark the day in their own way.

“The actual venue for the parade will be the Legion, upstairs,” Taillefer said. He isn’t inviting Second World War veterans, for safety reasons.

“The silver cross mother, (Beth) McKay and (Fred) McKay will be there.”

It has been a decade since their 24-year-old son Kevin was .

They will lay a wreath during the service, which will be televised on Rogers TV.

And a few wreaths will be left at the Barrie Cenotaph for the public.

“They will be there for two days, so people can remember and commemorate, and leave a poppy if they want.”

Poppies will be on sale later this month, but boxes will be on a table, with sanitized tongs for people to pick their own.

Poppy face masks are also on sale for $10 each at the Legion.

Taillefer knows the poppy revenue will be down from the $120,000 raised last year, but he’s hoping to reach $100,000.