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Muskoka Non-Profit Collaborates With Scientists From Around The World
Water fleas, or Daphnia, could provide an important early warning system for chemical pollution in our lakes and rivers. Friends of the Muskoka Watershed...
Bracebridge Brush Disposal Fees Temporarily Waived In Wake Of Powerful Storm
Yesterday, Bracebridge experienced the first winter storm of the season. Along with challenging driving conditions, many community members experienced lengthy power outages. Today, while...
Several Shampoo Products Recalled In Canada Over Cancer Risk
Benzene is classified as a human carcinogen. Exposure to benzene can occur by inhalation, orally, and through the skin and it can result in...
Ontario Paying Parents Up To $250 Per Child To Catch Up...
Stephen Lecce, Minister of Education, announced next steps on Ontario’s Plan to Catch Up, anchored by the government’s commitment to keep students in class...
Ontario Doubling Fines For Unethical And Illegal New Home Cancellations
The Ontario government is doing more to protect new home buyers by doubling the maximum fines for unethical builders and vendors of new homes...
Orillia’s Special Curbside Battery Collection Runs Nov. 7 To 12
Residents are encouraged to place used batteries at the curb for special collection during the week following Daylight Saving Time.
From Nov. 7 – 12,...
Central Region OPP Lay Charges After Armed Robbery At Gun Point...
The OPP in Central Region have laid charges in connection to an armed robbery investigation in the Town of Innisfil.
On October 19, 2022, at...
Orillia 2022 Municipal Election Day Is Monday, Oct. 24
The City of Orillia 2022 Municipal Election Day is Monday, Oct. 24 and the City of Orillia Election Team wants voters to have all...
School Bus Driver Appreciation Day
School Bus Ontario is celebrating 2022 School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, October 19, 2022 by reminding Ontario families that drivers are highly skilled professionals with one of the...
Barrie 17th On The List Of Rattiest Cities
Multiple lockdowns during the pandemic saw bolder rodent activity and migration to residential neighbourhoods last year. As pandemic fears wane, and Canadian cities are...
