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New Report Reveals Surprising Changes In How Canadians Bought Homes In...
A new report from Zolo showcases how significantly home buying has changed for Canadians in recent years. From 2020 through 2021, home prices broke records nationwide,...
Spring Ice And Water Can Be Dangerous
Ontario Power Generation (OPG) reminds you to stay away from hydroelectric facilities while you're enjoying March Break.
No matter the time of year, areas surrounding...
Ontario Hockey Association Partners With Dairy Farmers For Bursary Program
Eight bursaries at $6,000 each will be awarded to the successful applicants
Ontario Hockey Association (OHA) members know first-hand the commitment needed to succeed at...
Canada Post Unveils All-Electric C250 Delivery Truck
Canada Post took part in an unveiling of the first all-electric C250 delivery truck last week as the Corporation continues to look for more...
Feds Approve Acquisition Of Sunwing Vacations And Sunwing Airlines By WestJet
The Government of Canada's priority is to ensure a safe and competitive air sector for travellers, workers and communities. It is also committed to...
Waypoint Receives $200K Grant To Support Patient-Oriented Research And Practice
The Waypoint Research Institute is pleased to announce they have received a two-year, $200,000 grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) as...
Ontario Helping Address Supply Chain Shortage Of Fertilizer
The Ontario government is taking aim at supply chain issues that are causing fertilizer shortages by investing in 10 new and innovative projects as...
Board Invites Community To Help Rename Chippewa Secondary School
A school renaming committee has been formed by Near North District School Board’s (NNDSB) Board of Trustees to support a process that invites suggested...
First Ever Caregiver Appreciation Event Coming To Orillia April 4th
The Couchiching Ontario Health Team (COHT) is celebrating the incredible and valuable contribution caregivers make to our community by hosting Caregivers Appreciation Event April...
New Mandatory Technology Credit For High School Students
The Ontario government is implementing a new high school graduation requirement to help better prepare students across our province for the jobs of tomorrow....
