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Inspector Todd Pittman Addresses Increased Police Presence in Midland

Police Inspector Want More Engagement from Community Partners; By-Law Office Wants Parking and Boat Launch Fees Separate

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- Simcoe County

26-May-24

00:20:31

Hoppy Camper Tour Brings Independent Artists to Rural Ontario

Art Duo, Monica Loney and David Dino White, Work with Local Breweries Boost Rural Ontario Economy and Art Scene

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24-May-24

02:11:00

Opponents Of The Multimillion-Dollar Sports Field Raise Environmental And Transparency Concerns, While Supporters Highlight Community Benefits

More Than 25 Barrie Residents Spoke Before the City Council on Wednesday About Two Projects Costing Over $8 million

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- Simcoe County

21-May-24

00:58:46

Midland Active Transportation Advisory Committee Raises Yonge Street Safety Concerns

MATAC Advocates to Keep Yonge Street A Two Lane Road; Loomex Group Releases Community Risk Assessment

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21-May-24

00:28:00

‘We Are Here and Growing’: Encampment Residents Fight On, Two Weeks After City Order To Vacate

Greg, Who Lost his Home and Job to Mental Illness, Shares his Experience of Homelessness and Broken Promises of Support

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18-May-24

01:28:00

Barrie City Council Faces Strong Support and Opposition Over Major Waterfront Development Projects

In an Overflowing Council Chamber at City Hall, Councillors Gave Initial Approval for New Youth Sports Field.

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13-May-24

01:56:30

Citizens Raise Concerns Over Friday Harbour Noise Exemption at Latest Council Meeting

“We Want Friday Harbour to Succeed, but we Would Like Them to be a Considerate Neighbour,” says Big Bay Point resident

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15-May-24

00:17:29

Captain of the Hunt Warns About Harvesting Mobility

“Shoving 1800 More Harvesters in a Region Hunting Big Game Could Have a Negative Impact,” says Greg Garratt.

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13-May-24

00:35:00

Despite 'Cash Grab' Concerns, Barrie Mayor's Plan for More Speed Cameras Advances Through Council

The city also plans to spend $10,000 on a citywide mailout to educate residents about the program.

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- Simcoe County

11-May-24

00:32:00

Barrie Expands Traffic Speed Camera Enforcement Following Successful Revenue and Safety Gains

Processing a Camera Ticket Costs Only $17, Compared to $55 Through the Traditional Court System

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06-May-24

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